Board of Education Vice Chair Joe Sokolovic, writes in his personal capacity “While education advocates and leaders across Connecticut are taking a victory lap, they
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Category: Analysis and Comment
City Council Chaos – Yell, Scream, Screech – All Led By Maria Pereira
The City Council meeting, also known as the Monday Night Fights, erupted into chaos that led to further mayhem in multiple email exchanges afterwards between
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Herbst: Republicans Need To Clean Their Own House First
Timothy Herbst, 2018 Republican candidate for governor, writes in this commentary “A politician cannot credibly beat the drum about election integrity when they participate in
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Democrat Paul Ganim Announces Reelection For Judge Of Probate, Challenged By A Republican From Massachusetts
He’s among the longest-serving elected officials in city history, enjoying more time in office – with strong voter approval – than even his elder brother
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Ace Holleran Digs Into Meat Loaf, UB, Manute And Karla DeVito
From Mr. Ace Man, Timothy Holleran The Sport magazine lay on the table’s oilcloth. A kid gazed intently at the basketball star, rebounding, his Cons
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ImpactCT: The SAVE Act Is The Wrong Bill, But Are Democrats Making The Right Argument Against It?
Commentary from advocacy group ImpactCT Following a two-week recess, the US Senate is once again debating the original version of the SAVE Act, which the US
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City Council To Analyze Ganim’s Historic Budget Proposal
In the upcoming deliberations for the fiscal year that begins July 1, the City Council’s Budget & Appropriations Committee has set its calendar to parse
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Impact CT: Josh Elliott’s Quest For 15 Percent Delegate Support To Primary Lamont
Connecticut Democrats will head to Hartford on May 16 to endorse a candidate for governor with incumbent Ned Lamont the overwhelming favorite. The larger question:
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