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Day: January 28, 2019

Business execs help Lamont in UConn president interview
January 28, 2019

Business execs help Lamont in UConn president interview

by Mark Pazniokas
Secretary DeVos invited to visit East Hartford schools — again
January 28, 2019

Secretary DeVos invited to visit East Hartford schools — again

by Kathleen Megan
Proposals to force regionalized school districts spark debate, distress
January 28, 2019

Proposals to force regionalized school districts spark debate, distress

by Kathleen Megan
CT’s tax receipts rebound faster than those in most states
January 28, 2019

CT’s tax receipts rebound faster than those in most states

by Keith M. Phaneuf
Blumenthal and GOP ally launch effort to ensure Mueller report made public
January 28, 2019

Blumenthal and GOP ally launch effort to ensure Mueller report made public

by Ana Radelat
We applaud Lamont’s efforts at diversity
January 28, 2019

We applaud Lamont’s efforts at diversity

CT Viewpoint by Carol Rizzolo
Don’t allow labor contracts to override the FOI law
January 28, 2019

Don’t allow labor contracts to override the FOI law

CT Viewpoint by Michael Savino
With few options, Lamont considers taxing groceries
January 28, 2019

With few options, Lamont considers taxing groceries

by Keith M. Phaneuf and Mark Pazniokas
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