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Attorney General Tong Appoints Assistant Attorneys General Alma Nunley, Emily Gait as Special Counsels for Reproductive Rights - Vimarsana News

Attorney General Tong Appoints Assistant Attorneys General Alma Nunley, Emily Gait as Special Counsels for Reproductive Rights

Press Releases 06/21/2023 Attorney General Tong Appoints Assistant Attorneys General Alma Nunley, Emily Gait as Special Counsels for Reproductive Rights

Attorney General Tong Joins Coalition of 24 States in Support of Stronger Federal Protections for Reproductive Health Data Privacy - Vimarsana News

Attorney General Tong Joins Coalition of 24 States in Support of Stronger Federal Protections for Reproductive Health Data Privacy

Press Releases 06/21/2023 Attorney General Tong Joins Coalition of 24 States in Support of Stronger Federal Protections for Reproductive Health Data Privacy

Connecticut hospital to receive $10M in state funds - Vimarsana News

Connecticut hospital to receive $10M in state funds

Day Kimball Healthcare, a Putnam, Conn.-based system, will receive $10 million in local government payments to help stabilize operations and aid clinical development.

CT Senate approves new budget with strong bipartisan support - Vimarsana News

CT Senate approves new budget with strong bipartisan support

A new CT budget includes an income tax cut and invests in local schools, but leaves questions around higher education and social services.

Senate gives overwhelming bipartisan approval to new CT budget - Vimarsana News

Senate gives overwhelming bipartisan approval to new CT budget

State's two year budget features middle class income tax cut and big new investments in local schools as it heads to Gov. Ned Lamont for his expected signature.