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Lawmakers hope CT's big reserves can solve budget dilemma - Vimarsana News

Lawmakers hope CT's big reserves can solve budget dilemma

Legislators say the interest from the rainy day fund could solve many problems, but Gov. Ned Lamont says it would violate basic principles.

Melissa In The Morning: On The Docket - Vimarsana News

Melissa In The Morning: On The Docket

Should Connecticut adopt an electric vehicle mandate? We ask auto expert, Paul Miller, about the findings from automakers and dealerships here and across the country. (0:00) Should Connecticut expand the paid sick leave program to all companies, no matter how many employees are on the team? It ma

Housing Call: Upzone Cities & Suburbs - Vimarsana News

Housing Call: Upzone Cities & Suburbs

Should Connecticut prioritize constructing affordable housing in economic hubs like New Haven, or exclusive towns like New Haven’s surrounding suburbs? …

Candidates Trade Barbs on Inflation, Trump During Senate Debate - Vimarsana News

Candidates Trade Barbs on Inflation, Trump During Senate Debate

Should Connecticut keep an experienced senator or look to a political newcomer for a change in leadership? That’s for voters to decide after Senator Richard...

Bordonaro: CT should end extended jobless benefits this summer; rebuilding labor force creates new opportunities - Vimarsana News

Bordonaro: CT should end extended jobless benefits this summer; rebuilding labor force creates new opportunities

Should Connecticut end its participation in paying jobless residents an extra $300 in weekly federal unemployment benefits? It’s a key question many state governors are asking themselves as the U.S.’ economic recovery continues to be hampered by a labor shortage, particularly for lower-wage jobs. At least 21 (mostly red) states have already told the federal government they will no longer be paying out the extra funds, which were established during the pandemic and are scheduled to end this September. Image Greg Bordonaro Gov. Ned Lamont said he plans to continue the extra jobless benefits...