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Hartford Mayor's Shift On Flower Street Closure Upsets Business Owners, Residents
The Hartford CourantVirginia Iacobucci said business declined at her coffeehouse when busway construction in December blocked cars from reaching it by using Flower Street. She now wonders if her business, La Paloma Sabanera, will survive if pedestrian and bike traffic from...Tags: Pedro E. Segarra, Newington, Aetna Inc., Parkville, Amtrak
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Cannondale Would Expand With $3 Million State Loan
The Hartford CourantBethel-based Cannondale Sports Unlimited, the well-known bicycle manufacturer, would establish a new headquarters in the state and add 75 jobs with the help of a $3 million state loan proposed by the governor. Cannondale would move its headquarters to...Tags: Government, Executive Branch
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No Wrongdoing Here, Just Some Distractions
The Hartford CourantYou pay attention to the wrong things. That's what three politicians claimed when caught in betrayals of the public interest in the past two weeks. With no credible explanation for their bad acts, each branded their controversy a "distraction" as they...Tags: Pedro E. Segarra, John McKinney, Government, Washington, DC, New Year's Day
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State Will Consider Early Voting In 2014
The Hartford CourantIn November 2014, Connecticut voters will consider amending the state Constitution to eliminate restrictions on early voting and allow greater access to absentee ballots. The referendum is the result of a joint resolution approved by the state Senate...Tags: Polls, Voting, Government, L. Scott Frantz, Elections
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BRIEF: Hassan rips Connecticut bill as benefitting Northern Pass
The New Hampshire Union Leader, ManchesterGov. Maggie Hassan has asked Connecticut Gov. Dan Malloy to oppose a renewable-energy bill she claims could reclassify large hydroelectric projects such as Northern Pass as "renewable energy" sources. "Many in my state believe that the impetus for...Tags: Renewable Energy, Energy Saving, Government, Alternative Energy, Regional Authority
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Hartford Pulls Out Of Flower Street Busway Fight
The Hartford CourantIn an abrupt reversal, the city has dropped all opposition to closing Flower Street to accommodate the New-Britain-to-Hartford busway. Mayor Pedro Segarra's decision came after weeks of behind-the-scenes negotiations between city officials and aides...Tags: Farmington (Hartford, Connecticut), Transportation, Connecticut Economic Development, Pedro E. Segarra, Amtrak
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Connecticut Senate Gives Final Approval To Constitutional Amendment On Early Voting
The Hartford CourantIn November of 2014, Connecticut voters will consider amending the state Constitution to eliminate restrictions on early voting and allow greater access to absentee ballots. The referendum is the result of a joint resolution approved by the state Senate...Tags: Polls, Voting, Government, L. Scott Frantz, Elections
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Regents Will Dip Into Reserves To Close Shortfall
Faced with a persistent $5.5 million shortfall, the state Board of Regents for Higher Education will likely tap their reserves fund to help balance the budget of the 100,000-student system. Recently, the state board has been increasing spending on part-...Tags: Government Debt, Budgets and Budgeting
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Gov. Malloy Parties With Media, Hollywood, DC Elite
The Hartford CourantBarbara Streisand, Conan O’Brien, Kevin Spacey and … Dan Malloy? The governor quietly flew down to D.C. Friday to attend the star-packed gala. In a tweet, Sara Palin called it a gathering of “DC assclowns.” Malloy’s...Tags: People (magazine), Government, Regional Authority, Executive Branch
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Budget Provides Battleground For Governor And 2 Who Might Try To Replace Him In 2014
The Hartford CourantThe 2014 gubernatorial campaign is not yet in full swing, but the budget debate over the next six weeks at the state Capitol could hint at the bitter political clashes to come. Three of the expected candidates in the governor's race will be at the...Tags: George W. Bush, John McKinney, Government, Tom Foley, Government Health Care
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School Security After Sandy Hook: Ensuring Safety Within A Budget
The Hartford CourantAn armed officer at the door of every school — an idea some see as an essential response to the horrific Newtown tragedy — is proving to be a complicated and costly proposition as towns across Connecticut consider how best to ensure their...Tags: North Branford, Laws, Interior Policy, Robert J. Lopez, Gun Control
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LETTER: Nursing Home Prison Poses Risk To Rocky Hill
I am compelled to voice my disgust over the recent court ruling striking down Rocky Hill's lawsuit against the opening of the nursing home¯ for inmates [April 25, Page 1, "Rocky Hill Prisoner Suit Dismissed"]. This facility is 50 feet from a park, homes...Tags: Nursing, Nursing Homes, Long Term Care, Government, Rocky Hill
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