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Justice August 1, 2021

With solitary confinement bill vetoed, hopes dashed for return of ombudsman

Connecticut had a prison ombudsman for 37 years. The PROTECT Act would have staffed the office. Then Lamont vetoed it.
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Vaccine Info July 31, 2021

New Haven mayor ‘exploring’ city staff vaccination mandate

New Haven's mayor is “exploring” a vaccination mandate for city employees, and is encouraging residents to wear masks indoors.
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Photos July 30, 2021

‘Cruise Night’ at Bart’s Restaurant isn’t just about the cars — it’s about the stories

It's not just about the cars. It's about the stories. And they're all on display on Wednesday nights in Windsor.
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With solitary confinement bill vetoed, hopes dashed for return of ombudsman

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You may be hearing a lot about community land trusts right now. They’ve become a popular answer to the question “How will we prevent displacement?” […]

by 

Just under two years ago, I wrote an editorial about the serious problem, spotted by some of my constituents, of sodium increasingly being found in home well water systems. Now there are more.

by 

These days “getting there” doesn’t just mean moving yourself from point A to B, but the logistics of moving stuff from dozens of locations to your doorstep.  And nobody does that better than Amazon.

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There are many reasons why the Republican Party did the right thing in electing Ben Proto as its new Republican State Chair.

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