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Lamont blasts CT Chief State's Attorney: '...I don't hire him. I don't fire him. But if I did he'd be gone' - Vimarsana News

Lamont blasts CT Chief State's Attorney: '...I don't hire him. I don't fire him. But if I did he'd be gone'

“When it comes to Colangelo I don’t hire him,” Lamont said at a press event in Farmington. ”I don’t fire him. But if I did he’d be gone.”

'You don't build on a corpse': César closing to make way for Chez Panisse expansion roils Berkeley - Vimarsana News

'You don't build on a corpse': César closing to make way for Chez Panisse expansion roils Berkeley

Bay Area institution Chez Panisse is kicking out César, a longtime, beloved tapas...

Chez Panisse Reportedly Has Plans to Expand Into Next-Door César Space, Forcing César to Close - Vimarsana News

Chez Panisse Reportedly Has Plans to Expand Into Next-Door César Space, Forcing César to Close

News is arriving out of Berkeley that in addition to its own eventual reopening, Chez Panisse is planning another opening later this year in the next-door bar space that for over two decades has been a beloved tapas restaurant and cocktail spot.

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Gov. Ned Lamont, Access Health CT launch health insurance broker training program, 'good for consumers' - Vimarsana News

Gov. Ned Lamont, Access Health CT launch health insurance broker training program, 'good for consumers'

The first three geographic areas were selected because they have the highest rates of uninsured residents in the state, an official said.

Public Defenders Will Stop Footing County Prosecutors' Bills, State Says - Vimarsana News

Public Defenders Will Stop Footing County Prosecutors' Bills, State Says

A change in how Oregon public defenders access evidence has spurred friction within the already fraught relationship between county prosecutors and lawyers who represent people facing criminal charges who can't afford an attorney. A December 28 memo from Stephen Singer, the newly-appointed director of Oregon's Office of Public Defense Services (OPDS), announced that his office will no longer pay district attorney's offices to retrieve discovery evidence—or, documents and other materials related to a criminal case—requested...