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Outdoor restaurant dining in CT is extended into 2023

The Senate unanimously voted for final passage Wednesday of a bill extending by 13 months the right of restaurants to offer outdoor dining, as initially authorized by one of the Gov. Ned Lamont’s orders during the COVID-19 emergency. Anything that undermines local zoning authority can be problematic in the legislature, but lawmakers in both parties said the consensus was to give the hospitality industry at least another season of outdoor dining as a legal right.

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Gov Lamont s car tax cap proposal receives mixed reviews

Gov Lamont s car tax cap proposal receives mixed reviews
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Connecticut s government was once broke Is it now holding too much cash?

Critics say Connecticut must spend more in response to the coronavirus pandemic.

University of connecticutUnited statesNew havenFairfield countyJohn fonfaraChris dipentimaGeorge floydMartinm looneySusan merrowCathy ostenSean scanlonMelissa mccawLisa hammersleyNed lamontM jodi rellBen barnes

CT s government was once broke Is it now holding too much cash?

Editors’ note: In January and February 2017, the Connecticut Mirror published “A Legacy of Debt,” a five-part series analyzing how one of the wealthiest states in the nation had accumulated massive debt that placed unprecedented pressure on taxpayers. Today, the Connecticut Mirror publishes the second of a two-part update of this series, examining how the state’s revitalized savings habits have some worried it’s not investing enough in core programs.

University of connecticutUnited statesNew havenFairfield countyJohn fonfaraChris dipentimaGeorge floydMartinm looneySusan merrowCathy ostenSean scanlonMelissa mccawLisa hammersleyNed lamontM jodi rellBen barnes

CT s government was once broke Is it now holding too much cash?

Critics say Connecticut must spend more in response to coronavirus pandemic.

University of connecticutUnited statesNew havenFairfield countyJohn fonfaraChris dipentimaGeorge floydMartinm looneySusan merrowCathy ostenSean scanlonMelissa mccawLisa hammersleyNed lamontM jodi rellBen barnes

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