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Ned Lamont · ConnecticutConnecticut Gov. Ned Lamont on Wednesday gave an upbeat assessment of the state and its finances, countering calls from some of his fellow Democrats to raise taxes on the wealthy and spend more money on urgent needs including higher education and social services, as well as help for those struggling to make ends meet.
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Gov. Lamont gives upbeat assessment of Connecticut as pro-Palestinian protesters disrupt opening day
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Ned Lamont · United StatesAlabama Gov. Kay Ivey delivered her annual State of the State Address Tuesday night. Lawmakers mark the start of the 2024 legislative session. You can find her full speech here: 2024-State-of-the-state-Address-1. Click here to read the full speech.See the Story
Connecticut legislators react to Gov. Ned Lamont’s 2024 State of the State address
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Ned Lamont · ConnecticutGovernor Ned Lamont is scheduled to hold a press conference at 11 a.m. The state has awarded a $999,000 grant to the Connecticut Department of Economic and Community Development. Since the former sports and entertainment arena was demolished in 2007, the site has served as a parking lot.See the Story
Gov. Lamont to announce plans to redevelop site of former New Haven Coliseum
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Ned Lamont · ConnecticutConnecticut Governor Ned Lamont announced on Friday that the state intends to become the first in the nation to eliminate medical debt for eligible residents, alleviating approximately $1 billion in medical bills using $6.5 million from the COVID-era American Rescue Plan Act. During an appearance on ABC News’ “Good Morning America,” Lamont emphasized that individuals burdened by medical bills “should not have to suffer twice — first with the ill…See the Story
Governor Lamont Announces Groundbreaking Effort to Cancel Medical Debt in Connecticut - American Faith
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Ned Lamont · ConnecticutConnecticut Gov. Ned Lamont announces a new interagency council on homelessness. The initiative comes as resources are shrinking and homelessness is increasing. Community providers are complaining of bureaucratic obstacles to services. The council will produce a strategic plan in August for knitting together programs offered by myriad agencies.See the Story
Ned Lamont launches new approach to homelessness in CT
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Ned Lamont · HartfordGov. Ned Lamont endorsed Bridgeport Mayor Joe Ganim Tuesday while touring a city high school being constructed. Bridgeport Generation Now Votes, a local voting rights advocacy group in the city, filed a formal complaint with the state Democratic Party against the Bridgeport Democratic Town Committee. The complaint alleges that the DTC, which backs Ganim, is in violation of local and state party rules due to a lack of transparency, public noticing and record keeping.See the Story
Gov. Ned Lamont endorses Bridgeport Mayor Joe Ganim
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Ned Lamont · BridgeportState and local officials gathered at Bullard-Havens High School in Bridgeport on Tuesday to celebrate the construction progress of their new building. The school is expected to be finished in November 2025. The new building will be served by geothermal heating and cooling systems.See the Story
Construction of Bridgeport's new green school hits major milestone
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Ned Lamont · United StatesGov. Ned Lamont (D-Conn.) and other state officials often try pizza, wine and beer while visiting restaurants, breweries and wineries. Should they try a cannabis product at a dispensary, which is now a multi-million dollar state business? Watch the governor's conversation with Dennis House above.See the Story
Would Gov. Ned Lamont try a cannabis cookie?
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Ned Lamont · HartfordConnecticut Gov. Ned Lamont lays out a package of child care policy proposals. It's the first step toward implementing an expert panel's five-year plan to overhaul the state's child care system. The proposal faced immediate pushback from child care advocates who don't think it goes far enough.See the Story
Ned Lamont's CT child care plan gets pushback from multiple sides
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