Mark Pazniokas / CTMirror.org
Mark Pazniokas
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A Connecticut judge granted a prejudgment remedy of $5 Million for nursing stones at the defunct Stone Academy for damages arising from its abrupt closure.
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Republicans are trying to block Lamont administration regulations that would ban sales of new gasoline-powered vehicles in 2035.
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Republicans sought a mandatory prison sentence for elections fraud as the investigation into the mayoral primary election between Joe Ganim and John Gomes continues.
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The Connecticut Lottery is beginning a search for a new chief executive in a time of tumult: A new point-of-sales system has wrongly invalidated a few winning tickets, its sports-betting vendor is quitting in the second year of a 10-year deal, and an iLottery promised years ago has yet to launch.
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Connecticut didn’t shrug at the indictment news, but the reactions largely were muted.
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Arunan Arulampalam, the young chief executive of a Hartford nonprofit who never has held elective office, won an overwhelming first-ballot victory Monday for the capital city’s Democratic mayoral endorsement over two rivals with political roots that reach back to the 1980s.
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The ceremonial signings of four bills Tuesday had a partisan edge, even if party affiliation went unmentioned.
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Among the last of New England’s moderate Republican senators, he was elected governor as an independent.
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The 2023 session of the Connecticut General Assembly lurched to its constitutionally mandated end at midnight Wednesday, capped by votes on a hastily assembled omnibus bill that offered a last ticket to passage for stalled measures, including a major campaign finance bill.
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Gun controls demanded by Gov. Ned Lamont, plus elements of a tougher approach to gun crimes urged by four urban mayors, won overwhelming passage Thursday by the Connecticut House of Representatives.