News release from PSEG: PSEG Power Connecticut today will host a graduation ceremony of the first class of its PSEG Ready2Work Apprenticeship Readiness Training Program,
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The Politics Of Prayer–Ministers Unleash Big Dogs For Development Bite
PSEG’s conversion of the state’s last coal plant to a gas-fired facility in the South End includes a $500 million investment, mega tax dollars to
Read morePublic Hearing On Casino Proposal Now Thursday
UPDATE, due to upcoming snow. A public hearing on a bill that calls for an open, competitive process to select a gaming enterprise to build
Read moreForum On Downtown Theater Redevelopment Rescheduled To April 17
UPDATE, rescheduled from March 13 to April 17 as a result of impending storm. The city’s selected developer to revitalize the long-shuttered Downtown theaters will
Read morePastors Press City Council On Power Plant Jobs
From Brian Lockhart, CT Post: The mostly minority crowd urged the council, which was holding its regular meeting, to look into allegations that PSEG Power
Read moreCity Touts Launch Of Microgrid Generator Downtown
News release from Mayor Joe Ganim: Mayor Ganim and City officials today flipped the switch on a first-of-its-kind ‘microgrid’ generator that will supply cleaner energy to
Read moreKohut: A Rigged Game, Political Oligarchy Controls State Gaming Monopoly
Bridgeport policy wonk Jeff Kohut writes in this commentary that monopolies are bad for taxpayers, specifically Connecticut’s monopoly with the state’s tribal nations that provides
Read more‘Bridgeport Be Heard’ On Gaming Proposal
Update, public hearing rescheduled due to pending snow storm. A public hearing on a bill that calls for an open, competitive process to select a
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