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Klobuchar ‘Very Disappointed’ in Murkowski over ‘Big, Beautiful Bill’ Support
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Klobuchar ‘Very Disappointed’ in Murkowski over ‘Big, Beautiful Bill’ Support

38% Center coverage: 21 sources
Sen. Amy Klobuchar (D-Minn.) is criticizing Sen. Lisa Murkowski for the Alaska Republican’s decisive vote to advance the GOP’s “big, beautiful bill” last week. “I was very disappointed, putting it mildly,” Klobuchar told MSNBC host Jen Psaki.  Klobuchar also attacked a provision in the bill that will delay federal cuts to the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance…See the Story
Lamont signs law forbidding police from handcuffing kids under 14
Hartford, Connecticut · Hartford

Lamont signs law forbidding police from handcuffing kids under 14

50% Left coverage: 4 sources
HARTFORD, Conn. (WTNH) — Governor Ned Lamont (D) on Thursday signed into law a bill forbidding law enforcement from using handcuffs to restrain anyone under the age of 14. The law will be effective Oct. 1. Lamont: I worry about ICE and going after our schools It includes a few exceptions in certain situations, Lamont's office said- such as when public safety is at risk and the child is posing a danger to themselves or others. Handcuffs cou…See the Story
CT Breaks Ground on a New Naugatuck Train Station
Economy · Connecticut

CT Breaks Ground on a New Naugatuck Train Station

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Rendering of the new Naugatuck train station, which is scheduled to open in summer 2027. (ct.gov/governor)Connecticut broke ground on the construction of a new $33 million train station in Naugatuck on Friday.It’s part of major upgrades to the Metro-North Waterbury Branch Line funded 80% by federal money, and 20% by state money.The train station will serve as an anchor for transit-oriented development in downtown Naugatuck and help spur resident…See the Story

CT town manager fined for violating FOI law. Commission called his testimony ‘not credible’

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The state Freedom of Information unanimously sided with a former Bloomfield town attorney and levied a $1,500 fine against Town Manager Alvin Schwapp.Bloomfield, Connecticut · BloomfieldSee the Story

FOIC to rule on release of Colchester ballots

100% Right coverage: 1 sources
When they meet on July 23, the Freedom of Information Commission (FOIC) will rule on the release of sample ballots used to test voting tabulators at a Colchester budget referendum, as well as in-person ballots cast during the referendum. A report prepared by a hearing officer who heard a complaint against the town has ordered the release of the sample ballots and in-person ballots, but found that the state’s election laws prevent the release of …Colchester, Connecticut · ColchesterRead Article

West Hartford councilwoman files police report alleging “harassment”

100% Right coverage: 1 sources
West Hartford Republican Town Councilwoman Mary Fay has filed a police report against West Hartford resident Mark Walsh for harassment after Walsh confronted her via telephone on a radio show over some incendiary messages Fay had allegedly sent during her 2022 campaign for state comptroller.  Walsh and his attorney met with West Hartford police detectives on July 7 to get the details of the complaint and give their side of the story. While detec…Police · West HartfordRead Article

FOIC: UConn officials improperly withheld records

100% Right coverage: 1 sources
The University of Connecticut (UConn) violated the Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) by improperly withholding records under the attorney-client privilege exemption and failing to turn over records that were created by requester Paul Manocchio, according to a recent decision from the Freedom of Information Commission (FOIC). On May 3, 2024, Manocchio submitted a complaint for all communications related to complaints or investigations against Cat…Connecticut · ConnecticutRead Article

Elections commission closes 21 “campaign-in-a-box” investigations

100% Right coverage: 1 sources
On July 2, the State Elections Enforcement Commission voted to dismiss complaints against twenty-one 2020 Democratic campaigns for state representative and senate candidates over “campaign-in-a-box” concerns raised by auditors, but SEEC officials indicate they will be updating campaign regulations to address the issue in future elections.  Campaign-in-a-box is a term used to describe when a campaign committee will turn over most or all of their …Hartford, Connecticut · HartfordRead Article

Labor board sides with Colchester in finance director firing

100% Right coverage: 1 sources
The Connecticut State Board of Labor Relations (SBLR) sided with the Town of Colchester in a long-running dispute over whether the town’s finance director was represented by a union and thus whether the town could legally terminate her, in a situation that sparked a fiery Board of Selectmen meeting in 2023. Former Colchester Finance Director Mary Williamson was hired by the town’s previous Republican First Selectman but was placed on leave by – …Colchester, Connecticut · ColchesterRead Article

Republicans criticize PURA's proposed EV program

100% Right coverage: 1 sources
House Republican Leader Vincent Candelora (R-North Branford) and House Ranking Member of the Energy and Technology Committee Rep. Tracy Marra (R-Darien) lambasted a proposed final decision from the Public Utilities Regulatory Authority (PURA) that would establish an electric vehicle (EV) program. PURA is proposing a five-year program for medium- and heavy-duty (MHD) vehicles, which it calls the EV MHD Program. The proposed program includes fleet…North Branford · North BranfordRead Article

Letter of the Law: Section 8 lawsuits and discrimination

100% Right coverage: 1 sources
Section 8 confusion has led to lawsuits and payouts. It doesnt seem to be getting easier for landlords, renters, or regulatory officials.Read Article

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