CT’s bonded debt per person is over four times the national average, which the Lamont administration says illustrates the need for ‘sound fiscal management.’
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CT to borrow over $1.3 billion to fund a long list of state, local projects
Gov. Ned Lamont helped to hand out more than $1.3 billion by voting for bonding for various infrastructure projects.
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Lawmakers considering boosting CT’s credit card limit to assist those hurt by the pandemic
The pandemic-induced recession has left Connecticut lawmakers with one of their tightest credit card limits in recent history.
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Best of 2020: ‘Why are we suffering if he’s innocent until proven guilty?’ Cash bail in the COVID era
Samaris Smith’s husband has been locked up since December 2019. He still hasn’t been convicted of a crime.
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‘Why are we suffering if he’s innocent until proven guilty?’ Cash bail in the COVID era
Samaris Smith’s husband has been locked up since December 2019. He still hasn’t been convicted of a crime.
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Will Malloy spend Connecticut’s shaky surplus on election-year tax cut?
Gov. Dannel P. Malloy finally has a chance to trumpet a large budget surplus, even though much of it stands on shaky underpinnings. And Republicans suspect the Democratic governor will use it next month to pay for an election-year tax cut — even though a larger deficit has been forecast for just a year from now.
