CT paying off pension debt faster than all other states, analysts say
Connecticut paid down pension debt faster than the rest of the nation in 2022 and continues to outpace most states, analysts ...
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CT Family Of Dad Killed In DC Crash Sues Army, FAA For $500M
The Connecticut family of a father of three killed last month in a midair plane crash over Washington, D.C., is suing federal ...
Analysts: CT is paying off pension debt faster than all other states
CT paid down pension debt faster than the rest of the nation in 2022 and continues to outpace most states, analysts told lawmakers Tuesday.
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The Gorgeous Historic Town In Connecticut That’s Straight Out Of A Hallmark Movie
Nestled along the picturesque Connecticut coastline, Mystic is the kind of town that makes you wonder if you’ve accidentally ...
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Where are CT homebuyers paying above asking price for middle-market properties in 2025? These towns.
A Hillandale Road home in Danbury, Connecticut, which sold in mid-January 2025 for $75,000 above the price sought by its ...
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Seal On The Lam: Slippery Suspect Gives CT Cops The Flipper
Police served as part-time marine biologists on Sunday, Feb. 16, when a seal popped out of the ocean and strolled around New ...
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Alma Rutgers (opinon): Greenwich sticks to a tired script
Alma Rutgers served in Greenwich town government for 30 years. Alma Rutgers served in Greenwich town government for more than ...
Lamont wants CT towns to create 'priority' housing zones to avoid lawsuits. Here's how it works.
With Connecticut nearly 100,000 units short of the housing it needs, Gov. Ned Lamont wants new development zones to create ...
CT native's musical one of Kennedy Center's canceled shows; writers vow 'We will not be silenced'
Greenwich native Chris Nee was a co-writer of "Finn," one of the shows on the Kennedy Center's touring list that was canceled ...
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Former Greenwich selectman and harbor commission chair dies a week shy of his 90th birthday
Frank Mazza, who worked in town government for over 50 years in a variety of roles and was instrumental in making Greenwich waterways safer, cleaner and more efficient as the first chairman of the ...