The Public Building & Site Commission (PBSC) conducted a brief virtual meeting on the evening of Tuesday, July 28, to discuss the Newtown Police Station, Hawley Elementary School, and the Sandy Hook P...
With the Connecticut General Assembly mustering the votes to pass it, and Governor Ned Lamont’s verbal endorsement a day ahead of a July 28 special session with the state Senate, it appears that Connecticut will be among the first in the nation to codify a sweeping new and historic police reform bill. Learn what local lawmakers were thinking as the bill moved through the special session.
As a summer special session of the Connecticut General Assembly wrapped up this week, three individuals challenging incumbent members of the Newtown legislative delegation offered their input regarding arguably the most high profile and controversial outcomes — the passage of police accountability legislation by both the House and Senate along party lines.
State and local officials expressed concern with recent COVID-19 outbreak clusters among teens and young adults in Connecticut as statistics from Connecticut and elsewhere show that 18- to 29-year-olds represent substantial numbers of new COVID-19 infections in recent weeks.
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Probably a good topic to discuss the pro and cons of. At the same time we should discuss why Mitch Bolinsky voted against the CT Gun Control legislation passed in 2023.
If you disagree with your neighbor's sign, put up your own sign. Don't steal or deface their sign. NOTE: the police or the political party groups are not going to get your sign back so don't bother with them.
no MSNBC, but I do turn on Fox News every so often when there is nothing good on Comedy Central. So instead of Blinken and the clowns you want to send in the criminal/rapist and Rudy Giuliani? Sounds like a winning strategy.