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Day: February 12, 2018

Trump budget calls for huge increases in CT-made subs, ‘copters
February 12, 2018

Trump budget calls for huge increases in CT-made subs, ‘copters

by Ana Radelat
CT Dems pan Trump infrastructure plan
February 12, 2018

CT Dems pan Trump infrastructure plan

by Ana Radelat
Connecticut lawmakers seek investigation of casino lobbying
February 12, 2018

Connecticut lawmakers seek investigation of casino lobbying

by Mark Pazniokas
UConn considers netting more revenue from student charges
February 12, 2018

UConn considers netting more revenue from student charges

by Jacqueline Rabe Thomas
CT will use ammo from ‘red’ states to fight IRS over tax plan
February 12, 2018

CT will use ammo from ‘red’ states to fight IRS over tax plan

by Ana Radelat
We must do more to protect people with IDD from sexual predators
February 12, 2018

We must do more to protect people with IDD from sexual predators

CT Viewpoint by Katie Hanley
Funding nonprofits is essential, necessary — and they should not be cut
February 12, 2018

Funding nonprofits is essential, necessary — and they should not be cut

CT Viewpoint by Gian-Carl Casa
Solar is again the flashpoint in CT’s new energy strategy
February 12, 2018

Solar is again the flashpoint in CT’s new energy strategy

CT Viewpoint by Jan Ellen Spiegel
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For weeks, an intelligence analyst monitored social media for the Secretary of the State's office. Then her contract ran out.

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