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At the request of two state senators, the quasi-public Connecticut Port Authority has released the names of its two employees that improperly accepted gifts from a company vying for port authority bu...

Melissa Fay admitted to violating the Massachusetts conflict of interest law for municipal workers and waived her right to a hearing.

Melissa Fay admitted to violating the Massachusetts conflict of interest law for municipal workers and waived her right to a hearing.

I would say Mark Kohler, the interim secretary of the state appointed by Gov. Ned Lamont to fill the remaining term of Denise Merrill, who resigned abruptly last month, has failed his first integrity ...

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Ned Lamont’s remark last November about his wife “setting up companies” in Nashville is now the focus of a Bob Stefanowski campaign ad in the CT governors race.

Gov. Ned Lamont said Monday he was frustrated last fall when he suggested, wrongly, that Annie Lamont, a successful venture capitalist, preferred investing in Tennessee over Connecticut due to the political and potential ethical complications inherent in doing business in a state led by her husband.

“... I deny the allegations.”

Now that the ethics agreement is public, the CPA ought to provide details, including the names of the people who took the gifts.

State Sen. Paul Formica, R-East Lyme, and Senate Republican Leader Kevin Kelly are calling for “transparency and accountability” in light of