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Lamont sworn-in for second term as Connecticut's governor, promises tax cuts - Vimarsana News

Lamont sworn-in for second term as Connecticut's governor, promises tax cuts

Connecticut Governor Ned Lamont has been officially sworn-in to his second term in office. He has promised a middle-class tax cut.

Source: wshu.org
CT Capitol fully open to public Wednesday as 2023 session begins - Vimarsana News

CT Capitol fully open to public Wednesday as 2023 session begins

The Connecticut General Assembly begins its two-year term Wednesday with three dozen new members, significantly higher salaries, more leadership titles, and the Capitol fully open to the public for the first time since COVID-19 arrived.

Connecticut Capitol fully open to public Wednesday as 2023 session begins - Vimarsana News

Connecticut Capitol fully open to public Wednesday as 2023 session begins

The Connecticut General Assembly will begin its session with new members, more leadership titles, and the Capitol fully open to the public.

Source: wshu.org
Connecticut inaugural ball: Bacon Brothers and lobbyists players at Lamont event; sponsorships now up to $25K - Vimarsana News

Connecticut inaugural ball: Bacon Brothers and lobbyists players at Lamont event; sponsorships now up to $25K

Since at least 1998, the Office of State Ethics and its predecessor, the State Ethics Commission, has given the same advice: Connecticut law places no limits on contributions from lobbyists, their clients or contractors for inaugurals.

Springfield City Council to vote on proposal for downtown apartments - Vimarsana News

Springfield City Council to vote on proposal for downtown apartments

A $28.3 million proposed development by a New York company up for city council vote next week could help bridge downtown with the medical district

Source: sj-r.com