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Connecticut Politics Week in Review: Gov Ned Lamont shifts vaccine rollout to age-based approach

Gov. Ned Lamont announced a significant shift in his vaccine rollout plan Monday, moving forward with vaccinations by age group rather than prioritizing people based on underlying health conditions or frontline occupations. “I’m going to focus on the old business motto, KISS: Keep it simple, stupid,” he said of the new plan, which he and his administration argued would mean a faster rate of vaccination statewide.

Connecticut officials address ways to protect residents from COVID-19 related schemes

Connecticut Port Authority Investigated For Paying $500K Success Fee

Courtesy: CT Port Authority Connecticut Attorney General William Tong disclosed Thursday that his office is investigating the quasi-public Connecticut Port Authority and a more than $500,000 fee it paid to a consultant. The investigation involves the Port Authority’s 2018 contract with a subsidiary of New York-based Seabury Capital Group that received more than $700,000 from the authority, Tong said in a letter to Republican state Sens. Kevin Kelly and Paul Formica. The amount included a $523,000 “success fee” for work that included finding an operator to run the New London state pier. The senators have questioned the amount of the fee and asked Tong last week to investigate. Kelly, of Stratford, is the Republican leader of the Senate, and Formica, of East Lyme, is the deputy GOP leader.

Biden administration withdraws support from lawsuit challenging transgender athlete inclusion

Biden administration withdraws support from lawsuit challenging transgender athlete inclusion Lawsuit seeks to overrule Connecticut s policy allowing trans athletes to compete in their gender identity 41SHARES Photo: tableatny, via Wikimedia. The Biden administration has withdrawn support for a lawsuit filed by three Connecticut athletes seeking to bar transgender athletes from competing in interscholastic sports based on their gender identity. The Justice Department and the Education Department’s Office for Civil Rights withdrew their support for the case ahead of a hearing scheduled for Friday to determine whether the lawsuit should be dismissed. The lawsuit in question was filed last year by the anti-LGBTQ Alliance Defending Freedom on behalf of three cisgender female athletes who claimed they and other cisgender girls were disadvantaged by the participation of two transgender track-and-field athletes Terry Miller, of Bloomfield High School, and Andraya Yearwood, of Crom

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