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Richard Grossman: Building Infrastructure Helps In Short And Long Term
The Hartford CourantOne of the best ways to create jobs in Connecticut is through the promotion of infrastructure projects that will provide jobs while underway and contribute to our long-term competitiveness once completed. A bill signed into law by Gov. Dannel P. Malloy...Tags: Transportation, Travel, Dannel P. Malloy , Wesleyan University, Harvard University
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State Must Roll Up Sleeves To Help Create Jobs
Editor's Note: With no net job creation here in two decades, Connecticut needs jobs. Our editorial and five other views on this page offer thoughts on getting people back to work. We'd like to hear what you think is the key to creating jobs as well: Email...Tags: Connecticut Economic Development, Small Businesses, Hospitals and Clinics, Executive Branch, Government
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Two Governors, Two Styles: Tax Increases In Connecticut, Tax Cuts In Nebraska
In Nebraska, Republican Gov. Dave Heineman enacted the biggest tax cut in state history, and the state's unemployment rate of 4.2 percent is now the second lowest in the nation. In Connecticut, Democratic Gov. Dannel Malloy enacted the largest tax...Tags: Lincoln Chafee, Connecticut Economic Development, CNBC (tv network), Satellite and Cable Service, Jack Markell
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Accusations of discrimination at UConn Health Center prison medical program
Two women employees of the University of Connecticut Health Center’s $90-million-a-year prison medical program claim they were punished for cooperating in a sexual harassment investigation of their boss. Other workers in the correctional health...Tags: Discrimination, Minority Groups, Trials, Medical Research, Health Insurance
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GOP Questions Malloy's Plan For Jackson Lab; Sen. Len Suzio Says Subsidy Of $291 Million Is "Stupid, Unbelievably Reckless'' By The State
Gov. Dannel P. Malloy announced with much fanfare recently that a research laboratory will be coming to Farmington with the state's help, but the plan is running into a buzzsaw of criticism from Republican legislators who say there are too many unanswered...Tags: Connecticut Economic Development, Taxation, John Rowland, State Income Tax, Spin out
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More lawsuits on the way against UConn Health Center's prison medical program
More sexual harassment and discrimination lawsuits against the UConn Health Center’s prison medical program are on the way, according to this followup story in the Hartford Courant. The Advocate newspapers reported last week that a bunch of suits...Tags: Hospitals and Clinics, Minority Groups, File Sharing
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Two Hearings To Be Held Thursday On Special Session On Jobs, Jackson Lab; Roy Occhiogrosso vs. Sen. Len Suzio On Jobs
The state legislature will be holding informational hearings Thursday on a controversial plan to bring a genetic research institute to the University of Connecticut Health Center campus in Farmington.
The hearings will be held in advance of next week's...Tags: Connecticut Economic Development, Len Suzio, Genes and Chromosomes, Dannel P. Malloy , Republican Party
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Strong Support For Bipartisan Jobs Package, But Questions Still Linger On Jackson Laboratory Plan At University Of Connecticut Health Center
It is a tale of two bills. As the legislature prepares for a special session next week on creating jobs, negotiators are getting close to a bipartisan deal on a jobs package that would have widespread support. Gov. Dannel P. Malloy met with Republicans...Tags: Halloween, Farmington (Hartford, Connecticut), Connecticut Economic Development, Len Suzio, Bribery
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Florida's Loss Provides Chance For Connecticut
The Hartford CourantRetiree Duane Billington fought for 18 months against Jackson Laboratory's plan to expand in Florida, and he was relieved when the proposal was finally withdrawn in the Sunshine State. The former engineering technician and civic activist from Naples,...Tags: George W. Bush, Medical Research, Nobel Prize Awards, Technology, Executive Branch
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Full Legislature Approves Jackson Laboratory Deal
Both chambers of the state legislature voted Wednesday night in favor of Gov. Dannel P. Malloy's controversial plan to recruit the nonprofit Jackson Laboratory to Farmington with a $291 million offer to construct a new building and create 300 direct...Tags: U.S. House of Representatives, Connecticut Economic Development, Preventative Medicine, Jack Thompson, Anthony Guglielmo
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Florida Opposition Helped Send Jackson Lab To Connecticut
Retiree Duane Billington fought for 18 months against Jackson Laboratory’s plan to expand in Florida, and he was relieved when the proposal was finally withdrawn in the Sunshine State.
The former engineering technician and civic activist became a...Tags: George W. Bush, Medical Research, Nobel Prize Awards, Technology, Executive Branch
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