The agreement addresses concerns surrounding wage growth, retirement security and job stability, the IAM union said in a statement.
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Avelo says it will run deportation flights out of Arizona, drawing condemnation in CT
The airline says it will run a long-term charter program with ‘domestic and international trips to support DHS’s deportation efforts.’
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After CT boosts its bottle deposit to 10 cents, out-of-state residents hustle to take advantage
Since CT started offering a more generous bottle deposit, out-of-state vehicles are crossing the border to cash in their cans and bottles.
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Officials plead with drivers to slow down following the deaths of 2 state workers on CT highways
CT Department of Transportation commissioner Garrett T. Eucalitto said he’s seen more aggressive driving in Connecticut following the pandemic.
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Nip shock: CT consumers buy 132 million nip liquor bottles, creating a messy problem for towns
Across Connecticut, discarded tiny alcohol bottles, referred to as “nips” have been littering the streets, creating an environmenal issue.
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I-95 fire in Norwalk closes highway for days, CT governor says
The I-95 fire, caused by a gasoline tanker truck crash, will keep the highway closed for days in CT. It could reopen by Monday.
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Eversource pauses EV charging rebates, citing ‘unpredictable’ CT regulatory environment
Eversource announced it will soon pull the plug on a rebate program aimed at incentivizing the adoption of electric vehicle chargers.
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CT electric rates set to jump as regulators signal approval for bill adjustments
Some electric bill charges are set to increase this summer after CT regulators approved a rate adjustment for Eversource and United Illuminating.
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From frost fans to hayrides, wild weather is forcing CT farmers to adapt to a changing climate
From late spring frosts to summer floods, 2023 saw a string of wild weather. And it’s forcing farmers to rethink what they grow and how they do it.
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Winter storm could blanket parts of CT with up to a foot of snow
Inland portions of CT could see snow accumulations of six to 12 inches. Five to 10 inches are possible in southern portions of the state.
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Voting machines across CT could get a $25 million upgrade
The CT bond commission will vote on whether to spend $25 million on new ballot-counting machines to be used in elections statewide.
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Court: CT can keep law that ends religious exemptions for vaccines
The judges said CT’s school vaccination requirements, which allow for medical exemptions, are reasonable to protect public health and safety.
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Connecticut River flooding destroys farms, just as harvest season begins
Farmers along the Connecticut River are experiencing significant losses from recent flooding. The river, the longest in New England, is filled with floodwater from storms that hit Vermont with heavy rainfall and catastrophic damage.
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CT residents can legally grow marijuana at home starting this weekend. Here’s what to know
Starting Saturday, July 1, adults can grow marijuana plants at home. The state Department of Consumer Protection is urging residents “to do so responsibly.”