SEIU District 1199 New England added six more nursing homes to the potential strike.
May 10, 2021 @ 3:52 pm
Posted inPolitics
Len Fasano is returning to Capitol in legal post
Len Fasano is returning to the legislature as an appointee overseeing the non-partisan legal staff.
Posted inMoney
Analysis: COVID-19 hit hotel industry harder in CT
Massachusetts, New York also ranked high
Posted inCT Viewpoints
Truth and trust: Our nation is suffering from too little of both
Shortly after I started full-time school in 1936, I remember relating to my mother some wildly exaggerated stories told by one of my school mates about how wealthy his family was. His father owned and operated a six-stool, two-booth diner in downtown Hartford. She responded to this by saying that one of the great advantages of always telling the truth is that you don’t have to remember what you said.
Posted inStudent Voice
H.B. No. 6657: Connecticut’s remedy to human trafficking
Ending human trafficking and protecting endangered children must become a policy priority in Connecticut. This year the judiciary committee introduced H.B. No. 6657: An act concerning human trafficking. This bill raises some important and necessary statutory remedies to issues regarding human trafficking in Connecticut.
Posted inCT Viewpoints
Connecticut’s parentage law discriminates against families like mine. It’s time for change.
Recently, I testified in front of Connecticut lawmakers in support of the Connecticut Parentage Act, a bill that would reform the state’s outdated and unconstitutional parentage laws —laws that determine children’s legal relationships with their parents. The Connecticut Parentage Act would provide children, including those born to LGBTQ parents, with equal access to parentage.
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