CT has changed in the last decade. Here are 10 charts that show how.
Connecticut is known as the “land of steady habits,” but over 10 years, little changes add up. Here are 10 charts that show how CT changed.
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CCM: Strong state-local partnership critical to sharing education costs
In years past the state’s finances limited their ability to fully fund our public education. Today, Connecticut is in a better financial situation.
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Remember the Holocaust today
Anti-Semitism, white supremacy, and racism are mindsets we must work to destroy.
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Lamont would toughen Sandy Hook gun law
CT Gov. Ned Lamont wants to ban the sale of all firearms to anyone under age 21 and close loopholes that allow the sale of AR-15 variants.
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CT essential worker relief payments will be issued starting Feb. 1
CT will begin issuing pandemic bonuses to private-sector workers on Feb. 1. More than 150,000 essential workers will receive payments.
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CT launches fund to prevent evictions
The program has $12.5 million in combined state and federal dollars to offer rent assistance to people facing evictions in CT.
Willard facility slated to close as prison population declines
Willard will join the Radgowski and Northern prisons on the list of CT correctional facilities that have shuttered operations since 2021.
CT Port Authority was allowed to form partnership with State Pier project managers, Tong says
Attorney General William Tong said the CT Port Authority was within its rights when it hired a harbor management company for State Pier.
Poll: Children’s mental health is No. 1 concern among parents
About 40% of parents with minor children said they were extremely or very worried about their children struggling with anxiety or depression.
La gasolina está aumentando en Connecticut porque el impuesto está volviendo gradualmente
Desde el 1 de enero, CT comenzó a restaurar gradualmente el impuesto de 25 centavos por galón que impone a las ventas minoristas de gasolina.
CT Medicare enrollees could see savings under insulin price cap
More than 11,000 Medicare enrollees in CT would have seen an average $590 savings if there was a monthly insulin cap in 2020.
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