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Continue Reading Although Americans aged 65 and older make up 17% of the total U.S. population, they accounted for 29% of moves in 2020, according to data from moving company United Van Lines. Data also found that retirement or general relocation were top reasons for older adults moving. But where are these older Americans moving to? SmartAsset rounded up the top 10 states older Americans relocate to by using Census Bureau data to compare the number of older adults who move into a state and older adults who left the state. The top ranking states were often tax-friendly and in the west or sout...

“Talent and employers are looking to locate in urban centers that have the density and the activity and the culture and the arts that make them an exciting place to be,” said Hartford Mayor Luke Bronin. “Connecticut’s old model of suburban office parks and bedroom communities is not what’s attractive either to employees or employers today.” I agree with Hartford’s mayor that we need to build up our cities in Connecticut. I had the privilege of...

Editorial: Connecticut's Future Depends On Strong Cities - Fairfield, CT - "As a state, we should be investing in our urban areas and making them more appealing," Alexis Harrison, of Fairfield, writes.

Gov. Kristi Noem’s Updated Revenue Numbers for South Dakota Address (as prepared for delivery) February 9, 2021.     I am here today (Feb. 9, 2021) because South Dakota is in a historic position. I stood before you two months ago and said, South Dakota is entering 2021 in one of the strongest financial positions in the country.     I told you, South Dakota wouldn’t be raising taxes on our citizens or our businesses. We wouldn’t be borrowing billions of dollars to cover our budget shortfalls. And we wouldn’t be looking to Congress to send us more stimulus money.    As I stand...

South Dakota’s covid-19 numbers have been terrible, but the governor says that’s the wrong metric Glenn Kessler (Committee on Arrangements for the 2020 Republican National Committee/AP) “We knew the science told us we couldn’t stop the virus. We could slow it down and protect people who might be vulnerable and make sure we had enough hospital capacity to take care of those who would need it. But that we were going to do it together and allow people to be flexible to take care of their families and still put food on the table. So that was a unique approach that for our...