Jeff Leake, president of the Connecticut Education Association, the state’s largest teachers’ union, writes in this commentary “What’s even more vital to the process of
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Author: Lennie Grimaldi
Budget Committee Juggles Tax Cut With Money Boost For Schools
Thursday night is the public’s last chance to speak about Mayor Joe Ganim’s $572 million spending plan for the budget year starting July 1 under review by
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Bradley’s First Term: My Place Is Always With The Underdog
A virus has plagued all sorts of things, including political campaigning. For flamboyant State Senator Dennis Bradley, it’s provided some time for introspection on his
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In Response To Pandemic, Education Advocacy Group Launches Gift Card Program
News release: FaithActs for Education today announced a $220,000 effort to provide direct relief–including supermarket gift cards to families and grants to churches–to help alleviate
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Crisis Communications–Ganim, The Cinematic Mayor
Controlling message through your own communications portal is nirvana for a politician. Leveraging charts, information, statistics, special guests, high-profile elected officials, low-profile healthcare warriors, Mayor
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Judge Lopez: Will Budget Committee Dance To The Anastasi Shuffle?
Will the City Council’s Budget & Appropriations Committee find its own step or dance to the Anastasi Shuffle this week when it reviews the City
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President Pinocchio’s Lie-Sol
This is my self-injection of President Pinocchio’s Lie-Sol. 2+
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