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Cheshire Home Invasion Case: Key Dates
On July 23, 2007, Jennifer Hawke-Petit and her children, Hayley, 17, and Michaela, 11, were slain in their Cheshire home. Dr. William Petit Jr. was badly beaten. JULY 23, 2007: Joshua Komisarjevsky and Steven Hayes are arrested fleeing the Petits'...Tags: Cheshire, Trials, Judges, Jennifer Hawke-Petit, Dannel P. Malloy
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Is Dannel Malloy's busy travel schedule helping or hurting Connecticut?
In his first year in office, Gov. Dannel Malloy spent all or part of 70 days outside Connecticut’s borders.
State records show he made 38 different trips that required him to notify Lt. Gov. Nancy Wyman that she would serve as acting chief...Tags: Andrew Cuomo, Government, Regional Authority, Dannel P. Malloy , Southern Connecticut State University
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Making The Arts Sing For Their Suppers
Hartford CourantI attended two events Wednesday in Hartford about arts funding in Connecticut and taken together they speak of new -- and troubling -- ways the state is attempting to deal with its cultural treasures. The first event was an "arts forum," one of several...Tags: Finance, Arts, Hartford (Hartford, Connecticut), Government, Regional Authority
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Plenty of outrage over East Haven racial profiling scandal, and plenty of blame for state leaders who let it happen
East Haven’s racial-profiling scandal produced an abundance of outrage during a Connecticut Civil Rights Coalition news conference Wednesday, but maybe not enough of it was directed at the people who ultimately made the scandal possible.
Oh,...Tags: American Civil Liberties Union, Judges, Government, John G. Rowland, Dannel P. Malloy
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Rep. Terry Backer To Run For Re-election
After fighting brain cancer for more than a year, state Rep. Terry Backer said Tuesday that he will run for re-election if he keeps feeling as good as he does now. Backer, a Stratford Democrat who is among the longest-serving legislators, was looking...Tags: U.S. House of Representatives, Republican Party, Health, Long Island, Government
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Nonpartisan Fiscal Office Says Malloy Pension Savings Wrong By $3.1 Billion
Gov. Dannel Malloy's estimate of pension savings over 20 years was wrong by $3.1 billion, the legislature's nonpartisan fiscal office said Friday. Malloy had announced that the state would save $4.8 billion over 20 years from a negotiated deal last...Tags: Finance, Companies and Corporations, Health, Labor Legislation, Government
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Ruling Favors Troopers On 1,248 Minimum; Malloy Will Appeal
In a victory for the state police union, a judge has refused Gov. Dannel P. Malloy's request to dismiss a lawsuit by the union regarding Malloy's layoff of 56 troopers. The judge also said that the state's law requiring a minimum of 1,248 troopers is...Tags: Judges, Labor Legislation, Government, Unemployment, Dannel P. Malloy
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Lawmaker: We Will Abolish Death Penalty
The Hartford CourantTwo recent attempts by the Connecticut General Assembly to pass a bill to abolish the death penalty have been rebuffed. First, former Gov. M. Jodi Rell vetoed a bill that had passed the legislature. Then, when another bill was raised, relatives of...Tags: Health, Cheshire, Judges, Prosecution, Government
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Malloy says he'll sign on to governors' petition asking feds to relax ban on medical pot
Gov. Dannel Malloy says he plans to sign on to a petition by the governors of Rhode Island and Washington state asking the feds to reclassify marijuana so it can be used in medical pot programs.
“The governor continues to support the palliative use...Tags: Washington, DC, OxyContin (drug), Health, The New York Times, Christine Gregoire
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NTSB Wants To Ban All Cellphones While Driving
In a surprising move, the National Transportation Board is calling upon states to prohibit the use of all cellphones in cars, including hands-free devices.
The landmark ban would go beyond the current law in Connecticut, which allows the use of hands-...Tags: Washington, DC, Transportation Accidents, U.S. House of Representatives, Hartford (Hartford, Connecticut), Judges
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Christmas Sales Could Help State Coffers
With the Christmas shopping season off to a rousing start, state officials are hoping this will be the best season in years for sales taxes pouring into state coffers. The gifts being purchased at a brisk pace at malls and retail outlets from Danbury...Tags: Lehman Brothers Holdings Inc., Finance, South Windsor, U.S. House of Representatives, Holidays
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Clown-O-Meter: "I don't sell drugs, I buy drugs"
-The tightfisted state budget enacted by Gov. Dannel Malloy last spring has meant an official portrait of his predecessor, M. Jodi Rell, has yet to grace the state library in Hartford. The Stamford Advocate found that Connecticut still pays up to $40,...Tags: Ansonia, Drug Trafficking, Occupy Wall Street, Government, Regional Authority
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