Keith M. Phaneuf / CTMirror.org
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Big tax cuts blunt GOP charges state has done too little to fight inflation.
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The contracting watchdog board will receive lists of candidates for all five positions in its investigative team this week.
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Gov. Ned Lamont announced Wednesday he would provide $1,000 “appreciation bonus payments” next month to thousands of child care workers to bolster an industry in crisis.
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A new state panel tasked with revitalizing Connecticut’s poor urban centers is recommending $76.5 million in financing for more than two dozen economic development projects in 12 communities.
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Fifteen unions representing more than 40,000 state employees announced Wednesday that they plan to seek arbitration to secure special pay for workers who faced considerable health risk during the worst of the pandemic.
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The state comptroller’s office will review at least 248,000 applications for pandemic bonuses but some of those requests are incomplete and it could be months before it’s clear how many private-sector workers will receive them — and how much they’ll get.
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Legislative leaders are considering calling a special session after the November election to look at gax tax holiday and pandemic bonus pay program.
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Connecticut has saved $9 billion since 2017, but some say the budget constraints need to be loosened.
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Early projections from Gov. Lamont put state nearly $2.3 billion in the black this fiscal year.
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GOP gubernatorial candidate, Bob Stefanowski, announces his plan which would extend fuel tax relief, ease tax burdens — and weaken budget firewall against recession.