In the latest issue, Erica E. Phillips covers Gov. Ned Lamont’s state of the state address — and asks for your thoughts on his “ladders not lifelines” comment.
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On Balance: Positive vibes only
In the latest issue, Erica E. Phillips covers a conference that “myth-busted” assumptions about CT — and invites you to submit your own myths.
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Read Gov. Wilbur Cross’ 1936 Thanksgiving Proclamation
On Nov. 12, 1936, Connecticut Gov. Wilbur L. Cross issued a Thanksgiving proclamation that remains widely shared to this day for its enduring message of hope and renewal. In that same spirit, we are sharing his words again today.
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On Balance: Reimagining college and careers
In the latest issue, Erica E. Phillips writes about CT’s career and technical education programs and the Taylor Swift Ticketmaster debacle.
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On Balance: Unions talk organizing in CT
In the latest issue, Erica E. Phillips writes about the labor movement brought on by the COVID-19 pandemic.
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On Balance: Can manufacturing make a comeback in CT?
In the latest issue, Erica E. Phillips writes about military contracts and apple picking, and wants your thoughts on manufacturing.
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Election 2022: Why CT’s 5th District race is so close
Rep. Jahana Hayes and George Logan are squaring off in a race that has attracted national attention and nearly $6 million in outside spending.
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Election 2022: Is CT’s U.S. Senate race competitive?
Sen. Richard Blumenthal is touting his record, and rarely engaging with Levy – who is behind in fundraising and polling.
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On Balance: The offline economy in Connecticut
In the latest issue, Erica E. Phillips writes about what internet access means for the economy and gives an update on job gains and losses.
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Election 2022: In CT, governor’s races are rarely landslides
Gov. Ned Lamont and Bob Stefanowski are both downplaying two recent polls — for different reasons, Mark Pazniokas writes.
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Election 2022: How close are Connecticut’s top races?
A look at national analysts’ projections for Connecticut’s statewide and congressional elections.
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On Balance: Health care is a business, in CT and across the U.S.
What hospital M&A means for care, a U.S. Treasurer from CT, and a new question for you.
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Election 2022: How CT Mirror is covering this year’s election
Here’s what you can expect from the CT Mirror team over the next two months.
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Election 2022: One midterm election, two worlds
Mark Pazniokas surveys the landscape of this year’s election in The Connecticut Mirror’s first Election 2022 briefing.
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On Balance: Who can afford CT?
Takeaways from the Connecticut Economic Development Forum, this morning’s inflation numbers, and a new question for you.