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Day: July 30, 2015

Blumenthal, Murphy back short-term highway bill, reject longer one
July 30, 2015

Blumenthal, Murphy back short-term highway bill, reject longer one

by Ana Radelat
July 30, 2015

Auditors find some DCF employees showing up late for work

by Jacqueline Rabe Thomas
Former Sen. Eileen Daily, long a force in state finance, dies at 72
July 30, 2015

Former Sen. Eileen Daily, long a force in state finance, dies at 72

by Keith M. Phaneuf
Close the Connecticut Juvenile Justice Training Center
July 30, 2015

Close the Connecticut Juvenile Justice Training Center

CT Viewpoint by Liz Ryan
July 30, 2015

Republicans in Congress target state, local immigration policies

by Ana Radelat
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