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Resources in Close Quarters: Co-Founder of AHANA and Current Students Express Concern Over LGBTQ+ Resources at the BAIC — The Heights - Vimarsana News

Resources in Close Quarters: Co-Founder of AHANA and Current Students Express Concern Over LGBTQ+ Resources at the BAIC — The Heights

Though the BAIC has historically been a space and resource for students identifying within the AHANA acronym, BC officially integrated resources for LGBTQ+ students into the center at the beginning of the 2023-24 academic year.

Meltdown of West Antarctic ice sheet unavoidable, study says - Vimarsana News

Meltdown of West Antarctic ice sheet unavoidable, study says

New research suggests the West Antarctic ice sheet will continue to melt this century regardless of how much the world cuts carbon emissions

Contracting Standards Board To Get New Chair - Vimarsana News

Contracting Standards Board To Get New Chair

Gov. Ned Lamont announced that Michael P. Walsh, the current mayor of the Town of East Hartford, will be appointed as the chair of the State Contracting Standards Board. This decision comes following the anticipated resignation of Lawrence Fox, who has chaired the board since 2018 and plans to step down in September.

New chairman named for Connecticut's State Contracting Standards Board - Vimarsana News

New chairman named for Connecticut's State Contracting Standards Board

Gov. Ned Lamont is appointing East Hartford Mayor Michael P. Walsh to serve as the next chairman of the State Contracting Standards Board.

Shifting property tax burdens provide businesses, commercial landlords some relief, leave homeowners to pay more - Vimarsana News

Shifting property tax burdens provide businesses, commercial landlords some relief, leave homeowners to pay more

East Hartford Mayor Michael Walsh heard many concerns from businesses and residents during his town’s state-mandated property tax revaluation in 2021. East Hartford’s residential properties increased in value far more than commercial and industrial buildings. As a result, the town’s $136.1 million tax levy — which funds a majority of East Hartford’s $211.1 million budget — shifted proportionately away from commercial and industrial owners to residential property holders, who already comprise a greater percentage of the grand list.