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Day: August 10, 2011

August 10, 2011

Shays plans to jump into U.S. Senate race

by Deirdre Shesgreen
August 10, 2011

Republicans retain control of Wisconsin Senate after recall vote

by Michael Regan
August 10, 2011

States taking steps to discourage extended college careers

by Michael Regan
August 10, 2011

Layoff notices top 3,000

by Mark Pazniokas
August 10, 2011

State firm uses old-style lobbying to sell cutting-edge product

by Deirdre Shesgreen
August 10, 2011

Source: Shays will join race for 2012 GOP Senate nomination

by Deirdre Shesgreen
August 10, 2011

At celebratory event, Malloy defends his economic policies

by Mark Pazniokas
August 10, 2011

Small program meets a big need for teachers in hard-to-fill slots

by Jacqueline Rabe Thomas
August 10, 2011

Not the right time for another enterprise zone

by Shyama Jaipershad
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