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Former CT state Sen. Edith Prague dies at age 96 - Vimarsana News

Former CT state Sen. Edith Prague dies at age 96

Edith Prague, a 30-year member of the state House, then Senate, was also a two-time state...

Source: ctpost.com
Former CT state Sen. Edith Prague dies at age 96 - Vimarsana News

Former CT state Sen. Edith Prague dies at age 96

Edith Prague, a 30-year member of the state House, then Senate, was also a two-time state...

Former CT state Sen. Edith Prague dies at age 96 - Vimarsana News

Former CT state Sen. Edith Prague dies at age 96

Edith Prague, a 30-year member of the state House, then Senate, was also a two-time state...

The Day - Notably Norwich: From smoky backrooms to fulfilling election promises - News from southeastern Connecticut - Vimarsana News

The Day - Notably Norwich: From smoky backrooms to fulfilling election promises - News from southeastern Connecticut

There was a time years ago when Norwich’s political power was held almost exclusively by the Irish, the vast majority of whom were Democratic men.

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Connecticut's sole supermax prison is closing. What comes next for the men who used to be on death row? - Vimarsana News

Connecticut's sole supermax prison is closing. What comes next for the men who used to be on death row?

In March 2012, six state senators and Gov. Dannel Malloy’s criminal justice point person, Michael Lawlor, visited two prisons: Northern Correctional Institution, a “supermax” prison where the men on death row were incarcerated, and MacDougall-Walker Correctional Institution, the largest maximum security prison in New England. The goal: to convince lawmakers on the fence — all Democrats  — to vote to repeal the death penalty. The legislature had already sent a bill to end capital punishment to the governor’s desk in 2009, but it was vetoed by then-Gov. M. Jodi Rell. Fast forward...