Interim Comptroller Natalie Braswell, flanked by the co-chairs of the Legislature’s Labor Committee and labor representatives, today announced the launching of a $34 million CT Essential Worker Covid-19 Assistance Fund to help those affected by the pandemic. The Fund was approved by the General Assembly to support the critical workforce that has helped keep the state …
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A special election will be held on Tuesday, January 25, 2022 to fill a vacancy for State Representative in the 144th Assembly District of the Connecticut House of Representatives, Governor Lamont announced today. The seat, which consists of a portion of Stamford, became vacant on November 30th following the resignation of Caroline Simmons, who won her …
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On Thursday, November 7th, Governor Lamont released a scaled-back transportation plan which included fewer toll locations. The plan, CT2030, calls for transforming the state’s transportation system, using a combination of financing mechanisms, including low-interest federal loans, tolls and state bonding. One week later, the Senate GOP released its alternative transportation improvement plan, FASTR CT. This …
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by Greg Bordonaro Originally Published: July 16, 2012 When Jay Malcynsky started practicing law with Brian Gaffney in the mid 1980s, lobbying wasn’t a big part of their business. The University of Bridgeport Law School graduate was a general practice lawyer focusing on criminal law, real estate transactions and local planning and zoning work. Influencing …
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From Gaffney, Bennett & Associates January 21, 2013 — January 25, 2013 Beginning last Friday, and on all future Fridays, Gaffney, Bennett and Associates will endeavor to bring you brief snapshots of some of the week’s important, engaging, and interesting news as it relates to state government and politics. The editions will also appear on our redesigned …
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