CT businesses challenge Lamont to rein in overtime spending
The $305.4 million in overtime that departments spent last fiscal year is nearly 50% higher than the $204.4 million bill they ran up in 2017.
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A Diaspora in Focus
In 2023, CT Mirror profiled one Connecticut resident from each of the 21 Asian ethnicities as defined by the U.S. Census Bureau.
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Let’s end hate in Connecticut
The following is adapted from an address that was to be delivered Sept. 9 in Willimantic’s Memorial Park as Rosh Hashanah and Yom Kippur approached. Let’s have no hate, no…
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CT Judge Vernon Oliver confirmed by Senate to U.S. District Court
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New Haven voters turned away at polls for unexpected unaffiliated status
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Connecticut’s minimum wage will increase to $15.69 on Jan. 1
Connecticut’s $15 minimum wage will rise by 69 cents on Jan. 1, the first of the state’s raises pegged to a federal index that tracks wages.
What is ‘unclaimed’ money and how can CT residents collect theirs?
The state of CT may owe you money from uncashed checks, forgotten insurance policies and ignored investments. Here’s how to find out.
A Diaspora in Focus: East Asia
We interviewed one CT resident from each Asian ethnicity as defined by the U.S. Census Bureau. Today, meet residents with roots in East Asia.
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