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CT cannabis industry wants expenses deducted from taxes

Connecticut s young cannabis industry, competing against dispensaries in neighboring states with sharply lower prices, wants lawmakers to allow tax write-off.

New yorkUnited statesSouth windsorRhode islandNew jerseyBryan murrayD east hartfordTiana herculesAdam woodNed lamontJason rojasConnecticut society of certified public accountantsEquity councilAcreage holdingsConnecticut cannabis chamberConnecticut medical cannabis council

Sen Blumenthal plans adapting CT gun laws nationally

Connecticut s gun-safety laws are nationally recognized, and Sen. Richard Blumenthal wants to see if they can become a national template.

United statesRosa delauroJody terranovaDeborah davisChris murphyPina violanoUs department of justiceOffice of gun violence preventionDepartment of public healthCommission on womenConnecticut commissionCommunity gun violence interventionGun violence preventionAndrew woodsHartford communitiesPublic health

$50 million in hero pay approved for 34,500 CT workers

A week after the state House of Representatives approved $50 M in pandemic pay, the state Senate confirmed the arbitrated deal for 34,500 workers

United statesNew havenMartin looneyCathy ostenNed lamontJulie kushnerAppropriations committeeSenate minority leader kevin kellySenate majority leader bob duffPublic employees committeeNational guardGeneral assemblySenate president pro tempore martin looneyAmerican rescue planPublic employeesKevin kelly

Sen Blumenthal plans adapting CT gun laws nationally

Connecticut s gun-safety laws are nationally recognized, and Sen. Richard Blumenthal wants to see if they can become a national template.

United statesPina violanoRosa delauroJody terranovaDeborah davisChris murphyUs department of justiceDepartment of public healthCommission on womenOffice of gun violence preventionConnecticut commissionCommunity gun violence interventionGun violence preventionAndrew woodsHartford communitiesPublic health

$50 million in pandemic pay approved for 35,500 CT workers

A week after the state House of Representatives approved $50 M in pandemic pay, the state Senate confirmed the arbitrated deal for 34,500 workers

United statesNew havenMartin looneyCathy ostenJulie kushnerNed lamontSenate majority leader bob duffNational guardAppropriations committeePublic employees committeeSenate minority leader kevin kellyGeneral assemblySenate president pro tempore martin looneyAmerican rescue planPublic employeesKevin kelly

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