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School Security After Sandy Hook: Ensuring Safety Within A Budget
The Hartford CourantAn armed officer at the door of every school — an idea some see as an essential response to the horrific Newtown tragedy — is proving to be a complicated and costly proposition as towns across Connecticut consider how best to ensure their...Tags: Personal Weapon Control, Southington, Politics, Interior Policy, Newington
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BRIEF: Hassan rips Connecticut bill as benefitting Northern Pass
The New Hampshire Union Leader, ManchesterGov. Maggie Hassan has asked Connecticut Gov. Dan Malloy to oppose a renewable-energy bill she claims could reclassify large hydroelectric projects such as Northern Pass as "renewable energy" sources. "Many in my state believe that the impetus for...Tags: Alternative Energy, Energy Saving, Politics, Executive Branch, Marketing
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Hartford Pulls Out Of Flower Street Busway Fight
The Hartford CourantIn an abrupt reversal, the city has dropped all opposition to closing Flower Street to accommodate the New-Britain-to-Hartford busway. Mayor Pedro Segarra's decision came after weeks of behind-the-scenes negotiations between city officials and aides...Tags: Travel, Business, Farmington (Hartford, Connecticut), Pedro E. Segarra, Amtrak
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Connecticut Senate Gives Final Approval To Constitutional Amendment On Early Voting
The Hartford CourantIn November of 2014, Connecticut voters will consider amending the state Constitution to eliminate restrictions on early voting and allow greater access to absentee ballots. The referendum is the result of a joint resolution approved by the state Senate...Tags: U.S. House of Representatives, Voting, Elections, Connecticut General Assembly, L. Scott Frantz
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Regents Will Dip Into Reserves To Close Shortfall
Faced with a persistent $5.5 million shortfall, the state Board of Regents for Higher Education will likely tap their reserves fund to help balance the budget of the 100,000-student system. Recently, the state board has been increasing spending on part-...Tags: Budgets and Budgeting, Government Debt
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READER SUBMITTED: Bristol Water Department Water OperatorAand Newington Resident Receives Public Health Award
NewingtonIn celebration of Connecticut Drinking Water Week, the Department of Public Health (DPH) Drinking Water Section will recognize Robert J. Longo of the Bristol Water Department for his outstanding contributions to the health and safety of the state's...Tags: Bristol (Hartford, Connecticut), Newington, Natural Resources, Hartford (Hartford, Connecticut), Environmental Issues
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READER SUBMITTED: Gateway Community College Faculty Member, West Hartford Resident Receives Public Health Award
West HartfordIn celebration of Connecticut Drinking Water Week, the Department of Public Health (DPH) Drinking Water Section will award Wesley Winterbottom, a full-time faculty member at Gateway Community College, for his outstanding contributions to the health and...Tags: Bristol (Hartford, Connecticut), Natural Resources, Environmental Issues, Education, Health and Safety at Work
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READER SUBMITTED: College Students And Faculty Honored For Community Service
StatewideConnecticut college students and staff were honored on April 23 at Central Connecticut State University for helping others through community service. Governor Dannel P. Malloy addressed the group, joining William R. Dyson, chair of the Connecticut...Tags: University of Bridgeport, Central Connecticut State University, Fairfield (Fairfield, Connecticut), Education, Southern Connecticut State University
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New UConn Hockey Coach Has A Big Fan
The Hartford CourantWhen news broke Tuesday that long-time Boston College associate coach Mike Cavanaugh would be the man leading UConn into its hockey future, two names immediately popped into mind: Pat Mullane of Wallingford. Dannel Malloy of the state Capitol. Malloy...Tags: Providence Friars, Ice Hockey, Chicago Blackhawks, Politics, National Hockey League
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Decisions On Distributing Money To Newtown Victims On Hold
The Hartford CourantHearings on how to divide $7.7 million among 40 families affected by the killings at Sandy Hook Elementary School in Newtown have been postponed after questions were raised about whether more money should go those families. The hearings were scheduled...Tags: Judges, Sandy Hook Elementary School, Justice System, Charity, Sports
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Plainville To Set Tax Rate By June
The Hartford Courant— Now that voters have approved a $54.6 million budget, the town council is expected to set a new tax rate in June for the fiscal year that starts July 1. Spending is up 1.21 percent in the new budget, the smallest percentage increase since 1991,...Tags: Voting, Elections, Referenda, Politics, Budgets and Budgeting
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Fortune 500 List: Connecticut's New Triumphs And An OUTRAGE
The Hartford CourantThe Fortune 500 list for 2013 is out, and the ranking of publicly traded U.S. companies by total sales contains two new triumphs for Connecticut and one outrage. In all, Connecticut has 16 companies on the list, our largest total in recent years, led, as...Tags: Fairfield (Fairfield, Connecticut), Danbury, Norwalk (Fairfield, Connecticut), Walmart, Charter Communications Incorporated
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