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Day: March 10, 2014

“Small State, Big Debate: Inequality” early bird registration begins
March 10, 2014

“Small State, Big Debate: Inequality” early bird registration begins

by Staff Report
March 10, 2014

Common Core debate heading to state Capitol complex Wednesday

by Jacqueline Rabe Thomas
March 10, 2014

Vote twice? In Connecticut there’s no law against trying

by Mark Pazniokas
CT Senate leader opposes privacy bill as affront to FOI
March 10, 2014

CT Senate leader opposes privacy bill as affront to FOI

by Mark Pazniokas
Support builds for UTC deal, but questions linger
March 10, 2014

Support builds for UTC deal, but questions linger

by Keith M. Phaneuf
March 10, 2014

Child hospitalization dips following flu shot requirement

by Jacqueline Rabe Thomas
March 10, 2014

Proposal to let nurse practitioners practice independently advances

by Arielle Levin Becker and CTMirror Contributor
Even without challengers, CT lawmakers spend millions ‘campaigning’
March 10, 2014

Even without challengers, CT lawmakers spend millions ‘campaigning’

by Ana Radelat
Congressional campaign spending explorer, 2013
March 10, 2014

Congressional campaign spending explorer, 2013

by Mackenzie Rigg
March 10, 2014

Washington Watch, Week of March 9-15

by Ana Radelat
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