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“Can other government agencies like ICE access the information. Can insurance companies or another FOIA the data? Can another state’s police department or attorney general’s office subpoena the data in a vigilante justice effort regarding women’s health care should someone seek healthcare in Connecticut?” – Danielle Eason
The next step following the public hearing is for the item to go before the RTM on June 8 for approval.
The event runs 10:00am to 2:00pm in “Police Alley,” at 11 Bruce Place.
The investigation showed that, in general, Black and Hispanic applicants were admitted with consistently lower academic qualifications than their White and Asian counterparts. – US Dept of Justice
Oceans 180 will return with a vast variety of fresh seafood from Connecticut shores. Check out our interview with Oceans 180’s Jardar Nygaard, from last summer. Also, there are new vendors including New Petal Flower Farm out of Monroe, CT and Biscuits and Bones, who offer all natural dog food and dog treats.
“The ceiling collapse at North Mianus School struck a visceral nerve within our community. That it happened during the February break spared us all a tragedy whose burden our community would have had to bear for decades. Some chose to exploit that event for political gain. Thus, the Republican BET caucus was unjustly portrayed as aloof to the needs of our schools. This narrative has been emphatically discredited.” – Dan Quigley Continue Reading →
The 2021 Recipient of the Lifetime Essence Award was Cricket Dyment, current Past President of PTA Council. Continue Reading →
The commission was concerned about keeping the office use and school use separate. Also, since building is non compliant for the flood zone, but it does not have to become compliant unless improvements exceed 50% of the property’s value. Applicant must show the improvements do not exceed that 50%. Continue Reading →
Mass vaccination sites are being closed. Brunswick will close on June 13. Continue Reading →
The Theatre Barn’s spacious open configuration is “COVID-friendly,” with four-top tables spaced six feet apart and audiences limited to 32 people. As in the past, audience members may bring in their own food and drink, which will also be available for purchase at the Barn’s lobby concession stand. Continue Reading →
While his Roost locations have allowed for in-store ordering for some time now, with the lifting of capacity and social distancing restrictions on May 19, it has allowed the Ada’s team to finally welcome their beloved customers back into the store. Continue Reading →
“Once again, the prudent approach of the Republican led BET has been
vindicated. Imagine what the contractor’s estimate would have been if the full $8.1 million had been granted as opponents wanted.” – Michael Basham Continue Reading →
Dr. Greg Kramer relented and said two London Plane trees in the way of the proposed access road could be removed. Continue Reading →
“Not everyone will take to the streets, but everyone can read, learn, and support efforts to dismantle systemic racism. Applaud the courage it takes to act when powerful people call for denial and silence.” – Lorelei O’Hagan Continue Reading →
“Ms. Wasserman, I am here to state that I do not trust, or have any confidence that “Your State” has any ability, or interest in solving any of the problems you bring up. I truly believe a State could do amazing things, just not the entity that exists today that is a confederation of factions that view everyone as the enemy and would be at war with each other. Therefore, we should not grant the State full authority to deal with these problems. Kim Fiorello wants “We The People” to be able to have the Freedom to determine our destiny and solve our problems. I’m shocked that it is considered an outdated concept or extremism by many in this community…” – Frank Salomone Continue Reading →