What’s cooking politically for 2019? A messy special counsel probe into a Republican president facing inquisition from a Democratic-controlled U.S. House of Representatives; new Connecticut
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What’s cooking politically for 2019? A messy special counsel probe into a Republican president facing inquisition from a Democratic-controlled U.S. House of Representatives; new Connecticut
Read moreFrom Brian Lockhart, CT Post: As questions mount about municipal employees selling scrap metal for thousands of dollars in cash and where that money went,
Read more She’s the most popular pol in Connecticut and now Lieutenant Governor Nancy Wyman, who eschewed a run for governor, will wear those shoes (full
Read moreNothing like the power of incumbency to showcase public improvements, especially heading into an election year, a rite of passage for many chief elected officials
Read moreBridgeport politics can be a contact sport in more ways than one. Upper East Side political foes Maria Pereira and Tony Barr have both filed
Read moreThe City Council’s Contracts Committee Tuesday night approved a five-year deal for Police Chief AJ Perez, amending the document to include payouts for unused holidays
Read moreThe State Bond Commission on Tuesday, the last chaired by outgoing Governor Dan Malloy, approved roughly $15 million in infrastructure improvements for Bridgeport including $7
Read more“A lawyer is someone you hire to lie for you,” an attorney declared to me a long time ago. It’s fitting as the walls close
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