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Montville ― A U.S. Bankruptcy Court judge has approved the Mohegan Tribe’s $6.55 million purchase of the 113-acre parcel that includes St. Bernard School, a transaction specifying that the tribe will...
Droney, a former West Hartford mayor, U.S. Attorney and U.S. District Judge, retired as a judge of the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit in January 2020.
Recently released documents — disclosed by the Obama Justice Department only after a court battle — reveal that the Civil Rights Division at the Department of Justice is engaging in politicized hiring in the career civil service ranks. Typical Washington behavior, you say? Except the hiring in question is nearly unprecedented in scope and significantly eclipses anything the Bush administration was even accused of doing. And the evidence of the current political activity is far less impeachable than what was behind the libelous attacks leveled at officials from the Bush years.
Per a league memo distributed to team owners and executives in the wake of the allegations, the NFLPA is arguing that “[t]he expectation was that fully guaranteed contracts would now become the competition-driven norm for the top players in the League."
Gov. Ned Lamont got his wish and Connecticut lawmakers adopted a budget on time before the end of the regular legislative session, giving cities and towns, nonprofits and others some sense of certainty for the fiscal year beginning July 1. But a vote on marijuana in the House was not to be in the session’s final days, so lawmakers will be back in a special session. Want to get this in your ...