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Adults in Connecticut and New York can now legally buy recreational marijuana. But what will that mean for established cannabis-based businesses?
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The Connecticut Energy Assistance Program’s coffers have been swelled with $30 million in additional American Rescue Plan Act money approved by state lawmakers last November, and another $20 million from the federal omnibus spending package passed by Congress last December.
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Senator Chris Murphy (D-CT) joined a bipartisan Senate delegation on a trip that legislators are hoping will inspire a new immigration legislation.
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Connecticut health care advocates are calling on the state Legislature to expand HUSKY coverage for undocumented immigrants.
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Connecticut teachers' unions have announced their 2023 legislative agenda. It includes increasing teacher salaries to attract and retain public school educators.
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Connecticut Governor Ned Lamont passed a bill legalizing cannabis in 2021. Now, recreational sales allow anybody over 21 to purchase marijuana.
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Recreational marijuana sales begin this week in Connecticut. Officials say their cities are getting ready.
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Connecticut Governor Ned Lamont highlighted the erasure of thousands of low-level cannabis convictions on the eve of the state’s legal retail sales of marijuana. The state's Clean Slate law took effect at the beginning of the month.
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Private sector employees who put themselves at risk in public-facing jobs during the COVID-19 pandemic will be receiving “hero payments” of up to $1,000 starting in February through Connecticut’s Premium Pay Program.
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The five New Haven police officers who have been sued by Randy Cox for injuries that left him paralyzed have filed court papers blaming the EMTs who treated Cox.