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Prospect of Roe v. Wade repeal puts abortion issue in CT campaigns - Vimarsana News

Prospect of Roe v. Wade repeal puts abortion issue in CT campaigns

Prospect of Roe v. Wade repeal puts abortion issue in CT campaigns- The leak of a draft U.S. Supreme Court opinion pointing to the end of the federal constitutional right to abortion in America echoed thunderously Tuesday in the stone halls of the Connecticut Capitol.Democrats committed to reproductive rights reacted...

Dan Haar: Roe v. Wade Supreme Court leak throws abortion to the voters - Vimarsana News

Dan Haar: Roe v. Wade Supreme Court leak throws abortion to the voters

The leak of a Supreme Court draft decision gives Democrats in blue and purple states an...

Source: ctpost.com
One out of six CT government jobs is vacant as workers keep leaving - Vimarsana News

One out of six CT government jobs is vacant as workers keep leaving

Connecticut governors and legislatures have been using job freezes to help close state budget deficits for more than a decade.

With Roe in jeopardy, Connecticut is poised to become "safe harbor" for abortion patients - Vimarsana News

With Roe in jeopardy, Connecticut is poised to become "safe harbor" for abortion patients

The release of a leaked Supreme Court opinion overturning Roe v. Wade prompted experts to...

Source: ctpost.com
One out of six CT government jobs is vacant as workers keep leaving - Vimarsana News

One out of six CT government jobs is vacant as workers keep leaving

Connecticut governors and legislatures have been using job freezes to help close state budget deficits for more than a decade. And even after state tax receipts began pouring in, Gov. Ned Lamont has frozen vacancies faster than did his predecessor — much to the consternation of lawmakers. Now, with one-sixth of most Executive Branch jobs empty, retirements accelerating and the coronavirus pandemic still not over, unions and some legislators say a more concerted effort to hire must begin immediately.