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Day: June 1, 2018

Malloy vetoes ECS bill, declines to sign health measure
June 1, 2018

Malloy vetoes ECS bill, declines to sign health measure

by Mark Pazniokas
Connecticut legislators balk at on-line betting on sports
June 1, 2018

Connecticut legislators balk at on-line betting on sports

by Mark Pazniokas and Clarice Silber
UConn Health must correct ‘blatant misuse of taxpayer dollars’
June 1, 2018

UConn Health must correct ‘blatant misuse of taxpayer dollars’

CT Viewpoint by Len Fasano
Former Speaker: Megan’s law good policy, but sometimes misused
June 1, 2018

Former Speaker: Megan’s law good policy, but sometimes misused

CT Viewpoint by James A. Amann
The calculus of dumbing down community college math
June 1, 2018

The calculus of dumbing down community college math

CT Viewpoint by Steven J Toce
Seldom retiring, Betty Gallo is quitting nonetheless
June 1, 2018

Seldom retiring, Betty Gallo is quitting nonetheless

by Mark Pazniokas
Santos, early out of the gate for Esty’s seat, has tough race ahead
June 1, 2018

Santos, early out of the gate for Esty’s seat, has tough race ahead

by Ana Radelat
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