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What's Good, Bad In Hartford Charter Proposals
When Hartford's charter was adopted in 2002, it wisely created an automatic review process every decade so that residents could make whatever changes were deemed necessary. A decade has passed. The 11-member charter revision commission has begun its...Tags: Politics, Justice System, Elections, Local Government, Local Elections
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Attorneys For Former Hartford Mayor Eddie Perez File Final Brief In Appeal Of His Convictions
The Hartford CourantAttorneys for former Mayor Eddie A. Perez on Friday filed what is expected to be their final brief in the mayor's appeal of his criminal convictions before the case goes before a judge. The attorneys repeated their argument that Perez's two criminal...Tags: Corporate Crime, Bribery, Justice System, Political Corruption, Trials
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TMI: David B. Panagore, Urbanist
Name: David B. Panagore Age: 48 Occupation: urbanist Found at: Salute (Hartford) Note: Mr. Panagore was the city of Hartford's chief operating officer. He was hired to be the city's director of development services by former Mayor Eddie Perez and was...
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Curfew Means City Has No Solution To Violence
The Hartford CourantWhen I see what's happening in Bridgeport and its desperate attempts to curb violent crime by enforcing a curfew, I think back to Hartford's misguided efforts four years ago. The capital city was also throwing up its hands about how to respond to a...Tags: Abusive Behavior, Crime, Law and Justice
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7/1/2012-Corrupticut USA
Thank God for Illinois. Why do I say that? Because if it weren't for them, Connecticut would be the most corrupt state in the union. As it is, we certainly have more corrupt politicians per square mile, mainly because Illinois is huge. John Rowland,...
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Hartford City Council Questions Mayor's School Board Appointees
The Hartford CourantCouncilman Kenneth Kennedy cut to the chase Thursday night. During a city hall confirmation hearing that council President Shawn Wooden called "unprecedented," Kennedy asked why Mayor Pedro Segarra wants to be on the school board. Along with himself,...Tags: Shawn Wooden, Democratic Party, Kenneth Kennedy, Local Government, Pedro E. Segarra
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Hartford Mayoral Ball A Lush Celebration For Residents And Officials
The Hartford CourantHartford Mayor Pedro Segarra didn't want an inaugural gala until he realized it could be a "ball for all" and help nonprofits and charities. "It's exciting and I am so proud of my city," said a tuxedoed Segarra, addressing a VIP crowd before the main...Tags: Politics, Executive Branch, Pedro E. Segarra, University of Hartford, Hartford (Hartford, Connecticut)
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The Segarra Era Begins For Hartford Schools
Hartford Mayor Pedro Segarra swept out the last traces of the Eddie Perez era this week when he used his charter authority to appoint a majority, including himself, of the nine members of the city's board of education. Out went the Perez appointees....Tags: Pedro E. Segarra, ESPN (tv network)
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More than 900 Expected At Mayor Segarra's Inaugural Ball Saturday
The Hartford CourantMayor Pedro Segarra's inaugural ball is sold out, with more than 900 guests attending Saturday's event at the Connecticut Convention Center. Tickets, priced at $100 each, sold out last week. The ball will be paid for by a combination of ticket sales...Tags: Music, Hartford Symphony Orchestra, Companies and Corporations, Entertainment, Hospitals and Clinics
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Mayor Nominates Five New Members To Hartford's School Board — Including Himself
The Hartford CourantMayor Pedro Segarra moved Wednesday to stamp his own imprint on the city's school system by selecting five new members to the board of education — including himself. "I need to come up with a group that I believe can work together in synchronicity,...Tags: Local Government, Democratic Party, Pedro E. Segarra, Washington, DC, ESPN (tv network)
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Hartford Charter Should Bar Dual-Board Service
It's troubling that nothing in law or policy prevents a Hartford city council member from serving on the city's school board at the same time, according to an opinion rendered by the corporation counsel's office. Something should prevent it. This kind of...Tags: Companies and Corporations, Companies and Corporations, Economy, Business and Finance
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