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With new cases of coronavirus delta variant ticking up in Connecticut, a number of the state’s 169 towns and cities are reverting to virtual public meetings and reimplementing mask mandates in government buildings.
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Mayor Ben Florsheim said in a news release Monday that several city employees are quarantining because of the outbreak.
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A bipartisan group of lawmakers from Eastern Connecticut said their part of the state will get frozen out, by a change in the formula used to select low income housing projects for a special tax credit.
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A new state report says Black and Hispanic residents continue to make up a disproportionate number of people in Connecticut's justice system, which also is charging African Americans with felonies at higher rates.
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Minimum wage earners in Connecticut are poised to get a raise. Beginning Sunday, the state's current $12 an hour rate will increase to $13 an hour.
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Connecticut's Health Department is recommending that residents go back to wearing masks indoors when in Hartford, New Haven or New London counties.
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