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Representative Michael DiMassa worked for the city of West Haven for 12 years. He was charged this week with defrauding his city of more than $600,000 in COVID-19 relief money.
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An estimated $3 billion project led by Equinor Energy to build New York’s first large-scale wind farm has been delayed by more than two years.
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Fairfield and Bridgeport in Connecticut agreed this week to preserve a sand spit that protects more than 200 homes on the coastline. The partnership follows a study released by the Ash Creek Association in July that found the sand spit could disappear in 15 years, affecting more than 200 homes. -
Local elections take place on November 2. Residents have until October 26 to register to vote.
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Nearly all of Connecticut state employees are complying with Gov. Lamont's Covid-19 vaccine and testing policy.
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Yale New Haven Health today said 94 of its employees are subject to termination, for failing to get COVID-19 shots.
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