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OPINION: Still no answers on how much State Pier will cost - Vimarsana News

OPINION: Still no answers on how much State Pier will cost

Like the Office of State Ethics, I am going to take a pass on fact-finding the allegations by Connecticut Port Authority critic Kevin Blacker that agency Chairman David Kooris lied to the State of Con...

Source: theday.com
Check out who donated to CT Gov. Lamont's inaugural ball. It added up. – Hartford Courant - Vimarsana News

Check out who donated to CT Gov. Lamont's inaugural ball. It added up. – Hartford Courant

Donors included utilities, insurers, a trash hauler, a beer distributor, manufacturers of helicopters and jet engines, trade associations representing nursing homes and optometrists, and a construction union that endorsed Lamont’s reelection.

Letters: 'Republicans Destroy Faith in Elections' | Opinion - Vimarsana News

Letters: 'Republicans Destroy Faith in Elections' | Opinion

‘Republicans Destroy Faith in Elections’

Rotunda Report: State Bar Lobbying Sections Work on Proposals for Next Legislative Session: - Vimarsana News

Rotunda Report: State Bar Lobbying Sections Work on Proposals for Next Legislative Session:

The State Bar´s fifteen practice sections that participate in the lobbying program are gearing up to make a big impact in the 2023 legislative session.

Source: wisbar.org
Rotunda Report: State Bar Lobbying Sections Work on Proposals for Next Legislative Session: - Vimarsana News

Rotunda Report: State Bar Lobbying Sections Work on Proposals for Next Legislative Session:

The State Bar´s fifteen practice sections that participate in the lobbying program are gearing up to make a big impact in the 2023 legislative session.

Source: wisbar.org