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Who gets to decide how CT should spend opioid settlement funds?
Lawmakers and advocates are divided on whether to allow the governor and legislature to weigh in on how opioid legal ...
Plan to heat state buildings with natural gas system riles advocates
The plan would upgrade a facility that supplies heating and cooling to an underground network of pipes connected to 15 ...
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Readers speak: Don’t force wealthy to flee CT and leave it to remaining taxpayers to pick up tab
Gov. Ned Lamont needs to telegraph a veto of legislature’s proposed budget.
What would Lamont's universal pre-K plan mean for your family?
Gov. Ned Lamont is championing a plan that would offer free or reduced-price pre-K education to scores of CT families. Here's ...
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Lawmakers challenge Lamont to tax rich to pay for child tax credit
Ned Lamont and his fellow Democrats in the legislature’s majority ... These “fiscal guardrails,” as supporters call them, ...
This week at the Capitol: April 21-25, 2025
A round-up of news briefs from CT Mirror reporters about this week's happenings at the Connecticut General Assembly.
There’s a 1992 vote limiting CT spending. Why it’s a central issue in coming state budget battle
Gov. Ned Lamont says he consistently maintains two guiding principles as his mantra in restoring Connecticut to fiscal health ...
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Nonprofits Join Forces To Continue Assisting Refugees and Immigrants, Call On CT To Increase Support
More than 600 families will continue to have access to meals because of a new partnership between two nonprofits.
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Big demand for this CT ag grant, but no money for it next year
Ned Lamont toured the farm Tuesday to celebrate ... we believe the healthiest way to sustain and grow CT Mirror is through the support of people who use and value it — loyal, curious readers ...