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A noisy protest, then prison chief confirms he has been reducing inmate population

Friends and relatives of Connecticut prison inmates leaned on their car horns in protest outside the governor's residence Monday.…
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COVID-19 April 6, 2020

Himes: COVID-19 leaves Fairfield County ‘one step ahead of the tiger’

Himes has abandoned traditional duties to plead for hospital supplies and reach out in Spanish to his district's hardest-hit residents.…
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COVID-19 April 6, 2020

State numbers grow, but Lamont sees ‘reasonable good news’

There are 6,906 coronavirus cases in Connecticut, while 206 people have died and more than 1,200 people are hospitalized. …
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Among Connecticut cities and towns, the wealthiest are the big spenders

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Tolls vs. ‘Prioritize Progress’: competing plans or a natural pairing?

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Providers warn coronavirus is straining Connecticut’s safety net

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CT’s clean energy battles transition from Malloy to Lamont

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Separated by Design: How Some of America’s Richest Towns Fight Affordable Housing

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Two districts, two very different plans for students while school is out indefinitely

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During COVID-19, disabled adults lack services and supports

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After the outcry, a search for accommodation on vaccines

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I served in the New York State Insurance Department during the financial meltdown of 2008. As bad as it was then, we all hoped that the damage would be primarily economic and that we would find a way to rebuild, as Americans had always done. This time, I have the same hope that we will get through this crisis together and rebuild an economy that works for all of us, but my hope is tempered with sadness, since this time it’s not just our livelihoods but our very lives that are at stake.

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There have been 22 Executive Orders issued in Connecticut by the Gov. Ned Lamont over the past three weeks. One 7-I,  suspends the public's right to vote on regional school budgets as well as your local municipal budget. You will not be voting on your local budget for the next year, it will be moved through by the Board of Finance and then put in place. End of story - no vote.

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In the city of New Britain, Mayor Erin Stewart has refused to allow city employees to work outside of city hall.

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While COVID-19 has had a pronounced effect on everyone, those most vulnerable, such as those in the trans community, are poised to receive the most collateral damage.

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