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Three More Rell Administration Appointees Get The Ax
The Hartford CourantThere were three more firings this week of Rell-administration political appointees -- both high-level and low -- who landed on the permanent state civil-service payroll during the waning months of Republican M. Jodi Rell's governorship. Officials in...Tags: Philip Smith, Connecticut, Government, Dannel P. Malloy , Executive Branch
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Waterford will take position on Seaside taxing district proposal
The Day, New London, Conn.The Waterford Board of Selectmen will vote Tuesday on whether to support the creation of a special taxing district that Farmington-based developer Mark Steiner is advocating for the state-owned, former Seaside property on Shore Road. First Selectman...Tags: Andrea L Stillman, Property, New London (New London, Connecticut)
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Taxing plan is focus of latest bid for Seaside
The Day, New London, Conn.Developer Mark Steiner is lobbying Waterford First Selectman Daniel Steward and state Sen. Andrea Stillman, D-Waterford, to create a special taxing district at the state-owned former Seaside property on Shore Road. Steiner is seeking a bill that would...Tags: Property, Finance, Tuberculosis, Economy, Business and Finance, New London (New London, Connecticut)
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Connecticut Lawmakers Consider Changes to Digital Billboards
Our public bureaucrats don’t normally pay much attention to matters involving seconds. (At least, not when you’re standing in line at the DMV or waiting for your income tax refund check to arrive.) There is one area, however, where state...
Tags: Science and Technology, Laws, FBI, Connecticut Department of Transportation, Boston Marathon Bombing (2013)
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Budget Provides Battleground For Governor And 2 Who Might Try To Replace Him In 2014
The Hartford CourantThe 2014 gubernatorial campaign is not yet in full swing, but the budget debate over the next six weeks at the state Capitol could hint at the bitter political clashes to come. Three of the expected candidates in the governor's race will be at the...Tags: Government Health Care, George W. Bush, Parties and Movements, Health Insurance, Democratic Party
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Former Federal Judge To Help Decide Who Gets Sandy Hook Money, Sources Say
The Hartford CourantThe foundation charged with distributing more than $11 million donated after the Sandy Hook massacre is bringing in a former federal judge to help decide how that money will be allocated, two sources familiar with the selection said Thursday. Alan H....Tags: Crime, Law and Justice, Government, Dannel P. Malloy , Executive Branch, Justice System
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Ritter's Lobbying Raises Questions
The Hartford CourantWhen is a lobbyist not a lobbyist? The answer, according to the complicated state laws that determine who's allowed to influence government officials in decision-making (which is what lobbying is, pretty much), is: When a person lobbies a public official...Tags: Laws, Eddie A. Perez, Finance, Lawyers, Politics
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Developer Suggests State's Controversial Land Swap May Be Revived
The Hartford CourantLast year, conservationists celebrated the death of the so-called Haddam land swap — a controversial deal approved by the state legislature in 2011 to let private developers acquire 17 acres of state-owned land overlooking the Connecticut River in...Tags: Wesleyan University, Parties and Movements, Conservation, Human Interest, Democratic Party
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Connecticut's Hotel and Convention Industry Unites At A New York Landmark
The Hartford CourantNEW YORK — In a dimly lit room inside Grand Central Station, with a high, ornate, painted wood ceiling and a stone fireplace with a carved, winged lion insignia, a piece of the Connecticut economy came to life. There, in a gathering late Thursday,...Tags: Marketing, Tourism and Leisure, Travel, Hotel and Accommodation Industry, Fairfield (Fairfield, Connecticut)
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Lawsuit Over Regional Trash Agency Contract Provides Glimpse Into Capitol Communications
The Hartford CourantA bitter lawsuit that charges favoritism and illegal lobbying provides a glimpse into the behind-the-scenes communications and inner workings of government at the state Capitol. The pitched battle between two high-profile Hartford Democrats has been...Tags: Legal Service, Eddie A. Perez, Parties and Movements, Finance, Business Enterprises
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State's Leaders Talk Cuts, Enact Spending
The Hartford CourantThe state's political leaders may not set out to confuse the public, but they don't mind if that's one result of their conflicting declarations and policies. It may be easier to win the hefty new Breakthrough Prize for Life Sciences that were handed out...Tags: Parties and Movements, Finance, Andrew W Roraback, Politics, Economy, Business and Finance
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It's Not Just The Economy: State Must Cut Spending
Connecticut, one of the richest states per capita in the union, just can't seem to get on the plus side of the budget ledger. It's past time that it did. Despite a special session of the General Assembly called in December to eliminate a projected...
Tags: Connecticut Business and Industry Association, John G. Rowland, Public Finance, Health Insurance Cost, Politics
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