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Batterson Park, once an oasis during summertime hot spells, is on course to reopen in two years, thanks to state funding

Batterson Park, once an oasis during summertime hot spells, is on course to reopen in two years, thanks to state funding
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Conn House Speaker Ritter Admonishes Lawmakers For Drinking On The Job

Comey apologized in a statement.  “I suddenly and unexpectedly began to feel unwell. This was due to several factors, including anxiety, exhaustion, and, regrettably, the wine I had with dinner. In an abundance of caution, I did not drive home and remained in Hartford until the following morning,” Comey said in a statement.  “This is a chamberwide thing that had to be addressed,” Ritter said. House Majority Leader Jason Rojas said Comey apologized to her colleagues and her constituents.  “I think we’re all ready to move on and we engage in the right behaviors people expect us to while we’re here,” Rojas said. 

David Pudlin, New Britain labor organizer and former Connecticut House majority leader who fought for the working poor, dies at 69

David Pudlin, New Britain labor organizer and former Connecticut House majority leader who fought for the working poor, dies at 69
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New Haven mayor won t apologize for saying Greenwich uses zoning to keep out communities of color

New Haven mayor won t apologize for saying Greenwich uses zoning to keep out communities of color
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Housing reform bills spark clashes over race, local authority

Housing reform bills spark clashes over race, local authority By Ken Dixon New Haven Mayor Justin Elicker Connecticut’s festering divide over affordable housing spilled into open clashes on Thursday as the General Assembly invited comments on reforms such as expanding urban housing authorities into surrounding towns and encouraging multi-family housing in predominatly white suburbs. © Provided by Connecticut Post Shelton Planning and Zoning Commission Chairwoman Virginia Harger, in a file photo. One idea in a lis tof more than a dozen would reward towns with extra school construction money of they allowed more housing for low- and moderate-income residents. The reforms, favored by urban leaders led by New Haven Mayor Justin Elicker, were opposed by town officials including the chairwoman of the Shelton Planning and Zoning Commission and residents of wealthy Fairfield County towns and rural areas throughout the state.

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