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CT legislators split along party lines over trash and global warming - Vimarsana News

CT legislators split along party lines over trash and global warming

The Environment Committee approved two bills addressing Connecticut’s struggle to manage solid waste disposal and curb climate change.

Connecticut House approves state police contract to improve recruiting, retention; trainees getting 35% pay increase by 2025 - Vimarsana News

Connecticut House approves state police contract to improve recruiting, retention; trainees getting 35% pay increase by 2025

State trooper trainees will earn more than $67,000 in 2025.

Thomas O'Dea commemoration event on Sunday - The Avondhu Newspaper - Vimarsana News

Thomas O'Dea commemoration event on Sunday - The Avondhu Newspaper

A commemoration will remember Thomas O’Dea who died in October 1922 in Co. Kilkenny fighting with the Republicans under the leadership of Dinny Lacey.

'Flying Column' Volunteer killed in Kilkenny to be remembered - Vimarsana News

'Flying Column' Volunteer killed in Kilkenny to be remembered

On this coming Sunday, November 27, a commemoration to be held in Mitchelstown will remember Thomas O’Dea who died on October 18, 1922 in County Kilkenny ...

House passes raises, bonuses for CT state employees - Vimarsana News

House passes raises, bonuses for CT state employees

The House of Representatives approved a four-year package of raises Thursday that includes $3,500 in bonuses later this spring and summer for about 46,000 unionized state employees. The Democrat-controlled House voted 96-52 to approve the contracts, following a four-hour debate during which Republicans insisted the compensation far outstrips what private-sector workers are receiving, or what taxpayers can afford.