Announcements

Starting Tuesday, our faithful audience will notice a slight change in the “Daily Briefing” that appears in your inbox every weekday morning.

We decided to return to our roots to better serve your need for fast, accurate and easy-to-find information.

The Connecticut Mirror, the state’s award-winning, nonprofit public policy news organization, will hold its first statewide event, “Small State, Big Debate: Inequality,” on Tuesday, April 29, 2014, at the University of Hartford.

The Board of Directors of the Connecticut News Project commends James Cutie for his work as publisher of this electronic newspaper.

Reporters Jacqueline Rabe Thomas, Keith M. Phaneuf and Mark Pazniokas won a first prize for a series of investigative stories that led to the resignations of the two highest officials in the Connecticut State University system.

Heather Brandon has joined The Connecticut News Project as Director of Civic Media, a new position responsible for the News Project’s efforts to promote civic engagement throughout Connecticut.

The Board of Directors of the CT News Project, publisher of The CT Mirror, is pleased to announce that Juan Figueroa, of Meriden, and Morgan McGinley, of New London, have agreed to join the Project’s Board.

Two of Connecticut’s leading news organizations, Connecticut Public Radio and The Connecticut Mirror have recently set up a Fairfield County news bureau on the campus of Fairfield University.

The Connecticut News Project’s fellowship program has graduated three talented journalists in the past two years.

From the start, our goal has been to offer readers information on Connecticut policies and politics. And we’ve been making a few changes to keep on track.

Ms. Frank is leaving her position as the Night City Editor of The Day in New London to join CT Mirror.

The Connecticut News Project, publisher of The Connecticut Mirror, is pleased to announce the addition of two members to its Board of Directors.

In February we welcomed our one millionth visitor.

We are proud to have been named “Media of The Year” by our nonprofit peers at The CT Association of Nonprofits while our news colleagues at the National Journal rated our campaign reporting “the best coverage of this cycle” in Connecticut.

The Connecticut Mirror is launching the first phase of a redesign that will make our site easier to read and navigate and provide more news, features and links to content elsewhere on the Web.