Ct groups demand more than $1.5B in added spending
A standoff over K-12 school funding illustrates the pressure on Gov. Lamont to spend more state money, and not just from liberals
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A standoff over K-12 school funding illustrates the pressure on Gov. Lamont to spend more state money, and not just from liberals
Connecticut institutions of higher education are warning about potential layoffs and tuition hikes if they aren't given more funds from the state budget.
After granting just six commutations between 2016 and 2021, Connecticut’s Board of Pardons and Parole commuted 71 sentences in 2022.
Did you know nearly 13,000 Connecticut state employees had a base pay of more than $100,000 in 2022? The number is even higher when you factor in overtime.
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