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Lamont celebrates highway project amid industry frustration
CT Mirror· 6 days agoGov. Ned Lamont led a celebration Tuesday of a major highway project that comes as the construction...
Lamont announces $26.3M for remediation projects, including proposed soccer stadium
Hartford Business Journal· 4 days agoGov. Ned Lamont has approved state grants totaling $26.3 million to help remediate and redevelop 22...
Lamont administration could cut town aid but expects it won’t
Hartford Business Journal· 5 days agoDannel P. Malloy slashed $91 million from municipalities five months into the budget cycle, the 2018...
Lamont activates extreme hot weather protocol in Conn. ahead of next week's heat
The Day· 2 days agoAs the state braces for hot weather next week, Gov. Ned Lamont will activate the extreme hot weather protocol for the first time this year. The protocol ...
BioMed X Launches New US Institute in New Haven, CT
Digital Journal· 5 days agoPRESS RELEASE Published June 13, 2024 Newsfile Connecticut Governor Ned Lamont, New Haven Mayor Justin Elicker, and Josh Geballe, Managing ...
Prison, fines and increased scrutiny: CT officials weigh stopping election fraud
Hartford Courant· 21 hours agoAfter four recent arrests in a long history of violations, state officials are pressing to deter...
New bill in Connecticut makes cosmetology industry more inclusive of all hair types, cultures
ABC7 New York· 10 hours agoConnecticut is following New York's footsteps by changing the standards for beauticians to get a...
'Transformative' $2 million grant awarded to revitalize Vernon mill complex
Stamford Advocate· 10 hours agoDaniel's Mill on Main Street is getting a portion of $26.3 million for 22 properties throughout the...
GUIDE: Where to cool off to get out of Connecticut’s extreme heat
WTNH-TV New Haven· 12 hours agoNEW HAVEN, Conn. (WTNH) — Multiple Connecticut cities and towns are opening cooling centers as the...
Connecticut governor vetoes bill that could lead to $3 million in assistance to striking workers
Erie News Now Plus· 6 days agoHARTFORD, Conn. (AP) — Democratic Gov. Ned Lamont on Tuesday vetoed a vaguely written bill to create a $3 million fund that could have financially helped striking workers in Connecticut.