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Hartford, Connecticut · HartfordUn proyecto de ley dise�ado para fomentar m's viviendas cerca de las estaciones de trenes y autobuses de Connecticut fue aprobado by el Comit� de Planificaci�n y Desarrollo. El Proyecta de Ley 5390 ofrece a las ciudades que opten por crear distritos orientados al transporte prioridad para ciertos fondos estatales de infraestructura. La falta of acceso a las aguas residuales ha sido un obst�culo para los pueblos peque�os constSee the Story
¿Qué es 'Work Live Ride' y cómo afectaría a la vivienda en CT?
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Education · HartfordBipartisan group of Connecticut lawmakers want to use state money to seed and sustain a trust fund. The fund would be designated solely to cover early childhood education. Private donations, local and federal grants and other public and private contributions could augment the fund. State Comptroller Sean Scanlon, whose office oversees the trust fund, said there is currently no money in that fund.See the Story
CT lawmakers want $100 million for child care 'trust fund'
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Hartford, Connecticut · HartfordProspect Medical Holdings, owner of three troubled hospitals in Connecticut, will pay at least $12 million less than it owes in provider taxes. State officials gave few details about the agreement or how the money would be repaid. Prospect was hit with three liens late last year for failing to pay the state $67 million in taxes. The reduction in taxes for Prospect was included in the state's approval of Yale New Haven Health's plan to acquire Prospect's three Connecticut hospitals.See the Story
CT gave Prospect Medical $12M tax cut but provided few details
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Gaza · GazaU.S. Sen. Chris Murphy, D-Conn., delved into his emerging role as a negotiator and the thorny debate over compromise and bipartisanship. Murphy has played a more central role in negotiations over the past few years, most notably on securing some wins for the gun safety movement and recently trying to get Congress to tackle immigration.See the Story
Chris Murphy delves into compromise and conflict in interview
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Hartford, Connecticut · HartfordConnecticut is one of the last states in the country to implement early voting. The state's presidential primary is scheduled for Tuesday, April 2. A new state law requires in-person early voting to be available to voters in all municipalities. Early voting days are also a chance to test a new voting system and its staffing levels before future elections.See the Story
CT presidential primary is next week, and early voting is underway
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Hartford, Connecticut · HartfordPrudence Crandall v. Connecticut was the first full- throttle civil rights case in U.S. history. The case laid the framework for the 14th Amendment (Equal Protection) to the Constitution. The Black Law was repealed, and both the Town of Canterbury and the Connecticut Legislature apologized. Her name was cleared and she was given a $400 a year.See the Story
All CT residents should learn about Prudence Crandall
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Hartford, Connecticut · HartfordAlexis Harrison is a member of CT169Strong and an elected member of the Fairfield Town Plan & Zoning Commission. She says the bill would remove public hearings on any development activity in the transit-oriented communities area. Harrison: The bill does not specifically preserve coastal areas that require a greater degree of natural space preservation.See the Story
CT doesn't need transit-oriented development mandates
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Hartford, Connecticut · HartfordIn The Room is a new, in-person, monthly interview series with Connecticut's top elected officials. This first event of the series kicked off with Senator Chris Murphy on March 27. Host John Dankosky brings a new approach to political interviews, exploring the policy and the people behind the policy.See the Story
"In The Room" with Senator Chris Murphy
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