With CT essential worker bonuses done, more post-COVID issues arise
The larger question ā how to rescue families from the economic shocks of the pandemic and inflation ā has begun to heat up at the Capitol.
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The greatness of Ida B. Wells
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Luke Bronin will not seek a third term as mayor of Hartford
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CT essential worker bonuses on Monday’s special session agenda
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Former CT Rep. DiMassa says he was paid in cash to process phony invoices
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Criminal charges filed against officers in Randy Cox incident
Five New Haven police officers face reckless endangerment and cruelty charges after Randy Cox, a Black man, was paralyzed in a police van.
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