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Governor Ned Lamont met with residents to celebrate the opening of an apartment complex and learning center in Norwalk.
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Governor Ned Lamont’s office said it’s deeply troubling that ICE agents say they’ll ignore a state law banning them from wearing masks.
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Connecticut Governor Ned Lamont says Graham Platner’s win in the Democratic Party primary for the U.S. Senate in Maine, running against the Iran war, creates a feeling of deja vu for him.
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Connecticut is making more funding available to support infrastructure improvements that enhance security at houses of worship across the state.
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About 25,000 Connecticut residents who are losing their federal SNAP benefits due to stricter eligibility rules imposed by the Trump administration can expect some state help this summer.
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Connecticut is investing an additional $320 million in its early childhood education endowment this year, as part of the state budget signed by Governor Ned Lamont.
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Unilever, a leading manufacturer of beauty, well-being and personal care products, has announced its new global innovation center will be in downtown New Haven.
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Retiring Connecticut Senate President Martin Looney (D-New Haven) was praised at a special session that was convened by his colleagues on Wednesday, and attended by past and present state politicians.
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Connecticut gubernatorial candidates have criticized an electricity rate hike for 2027 that Eversource Energy, the state’s largest public utility company, has requested.
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The opening of a 155-unit apartment complex in Hartford is an example of how Connecticut is ramping up the construction of new affordable housing, according to Governor Ned Lamont.