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Connecticut residents weigh in on proposed Eversource rate hike

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Bite Into The Best Pizza In Connecticut At This Tiny Hole-In-The-Wall Restaurant

In Meriden, Connecticut, there’s a tiny hole-in-the-wall restaurant that has been making pizza the right way for a long time, and the people who know about it would very much prefer you didn’t find out. Too late. The Little Rendezvous is the kind of place that exists in...

Meriden, CT · 7d
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Conn. Eversource rate increase proposal

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Torrington City Council: ‘Disgusting’ Condition of Police Building, Stalled Hotchkiss Square Project Reviewed

Present: Mayor Molly Spino. City Councilors Armand Maniccia, Anne Ruwet, Rachel Hannon-Harrel, David Oliver, and Paul Cavagnero. Present via Zoom: Councilor Chris Beyus. On Oct. 5, the Torrington City Council greenlit the acquisition of a property at 174 N. Elm St. that Corporation Counsel Tomasz Kalinowski said is vital to the City’s mission to provide a growing system of trails for residents. The Planning and Zoning Commission must review the move.

Torrington, CT · 4d
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Big Cat Ownership Laws in Connecticut: What Is Banned and What Is Exempt

Explore amazing animal stories – visit Animal of Things Now and follow us! Big cat ownership laws in Connecticut are some of the strictest in the country. The state does not issue a pet permit for lions, tigers, leopards, cougars, or even bobcats, and the federal government layered a second ban on top of it in 2022. If you are looking for a loophole, there is almost none. … This article, Big Cat Ownership Laws in Connecticut: What Is Banned and What Is Exempt , appeared first on Animal of Things . Discover more animal wonders – VISIT Animal of Things NOW AND FOLLOW US FOR FRESH UPDATES! Related Posts: • Do You Need Blaze Orange to Hunt Deer in Virginia During Archery Season? • Nov. 21-29: When Wisconsin’s 2026-27 Nine-Day Gun Deer Season Runs • Rabbit Hunting Season in Rhode Island: Dates, Limits, and Rules for Cottontail Hunters

Connecticut · 1d

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Farmington Sewer Plant May Have Topped Phosphorus Limit

FARMINGTON — The sewage reaching the town's treatment plant on Sept. 8 came in low on oxygen, unusually cloudy and heavy with solids, the plant's lab analyst found. Afterward, its phosphorus readings were "astronomically high." "A toxic load is suspected," Superintendent Mark Batorski's September report says. Batorski told the...

Farmington, CT · 1d

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All of Lamont's agency heads asked to resign ahead of his third term as CT's governor

HARTFORD - Heading into his historic third term, Gov. Ned Lamont could make a clean sweep of his current agency commissioners and their deputies. Lamont has asked for the resignations of dozens of his appointees and their top assistants among the more than 20 executive branch agencies that he controls.

Connecticut · 2d

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Republican-American calendar for Tuesday, Nov. 10

Republican-American calendar for Tuesday, Nov. 10, includes a Gingerbread Christmas Holiday Fair.

Litchfield, CT · 2d

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Northwest Hills Council of Governments: Comptroller Scanlon Sounds Alarm on Firefighter Staffing Decline

Present on Zoom: Board Chair Gordon Ridgway. Vice Chair Denise Raap. Treasurer Patrick Roy. Secretary Greg LaCava. Members Casey Flanagan of Sharon, Jim Brinton of Washington, Magi Winslow of Hartland, David Barger of Canaan, Henry Tirrell of Norfolk, Seth Breakell of Goshen, Todd Arcelaschi of Winchester, Tom Weik of Morris, and Eric Epstein of Kent.

Connecticut · 4d

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Brightonone Supports Veterans Through Healthcare Services

Connecticut · 18h

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AG’s Office lets former employee keep $11,000 in overpayment

The Attorney General's Office determined collecting the full $22k overpayment to a former employee is more trouble than it's worth. The post AG’s Office lets former employee keep $11,000 in overpayment appeared first on Inside Investigator .

Connecticut · 2d

Connecticut Mirror

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PODCAST: Most CT towns decline to change housing voucher distribution, despite segregation concerns

WSHU’s Ebong Udoma spoke with CT Mirror’s Sasha Allen to discuss her article written with Ginny Monk, “Data shows little change in CT housing voucher segregation,” as part of the collaborative podcast Long Story Short.

Connecticut · 2d

Connecticut Mirror

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CT to offer homeownership assistance to first responders

Recent reports have identified recruitment and retention problems among first responders nationwide. Connecticut is trying a new solution.

Connecticut · 1d

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Initiative to Elect U.S. President by National Popular Vote May Be Within Reach; CT Already On Board

The United States may be on the brink of changing the way in which Presidents are elected, an effort more than a decade in the making. The National Popular Vote Interstate Compact, which promises that participating states would give all their electoral votes to the presidential ticket that wins the national popular vote, rather than the candidate winning the popular vote in their individual state.

Connecticut · 3d

WTNH

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House speaker says he will stay in his post — not be appointed UConn president

HARTFORD, Conn. (WTNH) — State Rep. Matt Ritter, the Democratic House speaker, told News 8 on Wednesday afternoon that he will serve his upcoming legislative term — seemingly putting an end to weeks of speculation that he might be appointed interim president of the University of Connecticut. “I am going to serve as Speaker for […]

Hartford, CT · 12h

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Connecticut Department of Transportation to Expand Hartford Line Service

The Connecticut Department of Transportation (CTDOT) announced Friday that additional service will begin on the CTrail Hartford Line Monday, Nov. 16. Expanded service will include a new weekday round-trip train between New Haven and Hartford, an extended weekday morning southbound CTrail train originating in Springfield, and extended weekend trains to and from Hartford with stops at Windsor and Windsor Locks.

Connecticut · 3d

Connecticut Mirror

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Honoring our veterans takes more than gratitude

When individuals enlist in the military, they make a commitment whose demands can extend far beyond their years in uniform.

Connecticut · 1d

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Flock camera meetings and events scheduled in Connecticut this week

Flock cameras continue to spark debate throughout Connecticut, with several meetings about them scheduled across the state this week. The first of those meetings took place Monday, when Waterford held an informational session about the cameras. On Tuesday evening, West Hartford residents will have an opportunity to share their experiences...

Connecticut · 1d

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Connecticut republicans trying to figure out future after loss in midterms

(WFSB) - Connecticut republicans are trying to figure out their future after heavy losses in the midterm elections last week. They will have just three members in the state senate. A few recounts are taking place, including one in Trumbull. But, it will not change the reality for republicans. “Those...

Connecticut · 2d

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New England governors seek more money for heating aid

All six New England governors are asking Congress to put an additional $3 billion into the Low-Income Heating Assistance Program. The bipartisan group of governors, including Gov. Ned Lamont (D), is worried the LIHEAP program won't have enough funding to get through the winter. In the letter, the governors expressed...

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