“The State has failed its fiduciary responsibility to properly fund and manage the State’s Teacher Retirement system.” – Peter Tesei Continue Reading →
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“The State has failed its fiduciary responsibility to properly fund and manage the State’s Teacher Retirement system.” – Peter Tesei Continue Reading →
“Hate-filled threats of this nature are alarming, disgusting, and deserve no place in our society.” – Dannel Malloy. Continue Reading →
“The state should not step in to pay for a for a new school – which may or may not solve the problematic racial disparity within the Greenwich School district.” Benjamin Barnes Continue Reading →
A total of 80,000 drug deactivation kits were donated to the State of Connecticut by Mallinckrodt Pharmaceuticals as part of efforts to combat the ongoing crisis of prescription opioid misuse. Continue Reading →
At a press conference Gov. Malloy described opioid addiction as a gigantic problem. A 24-year old who began experimenting with prescription drugs as a teen described a path to heroin addiction, homelessness, imprisonment and ultimately recovery.
Dr. Alan Barry of Greenwich Social Services warned that medicine cabinets full of opioid prescriptions are “a candy store for children.” Continue Reading →
“In an effort to control a ballooning state budget deficit, Governor Malloy cut another 1% from the state’s $6.5 million tourism marketing budget, and another $1.1 million earmarked for Connecticut’s tourism districts. Additionally, another $128,000 set to be used for tourism promotion was slashed.” State Rep Fred Camillo Continue Reading →
The statewide travel ban will end at 2:00pm on Tuesday. MTA will operate a Sunday schedule beginning at 1:00pm on Tuesday, and resume full weekday service on Wednesday. Continue Reading →
“Republicans talk about our economy as uncompetitive because we supposedly have high taxes and regulation but this is to ignore facts: lower taxes than all the North East states, 60,000 private sector jobs created since the recession, unemployment down to 6.6% and a growing state population.” – John Blankley Continue Reading →