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CT Post
March 5, 2018
But in 2016, that trend was reversed, with about 4,000 more people with bachelor's degrees moving out than moving in, The Kansas City Star reported . That 2016 net migration total ranks Kansas City 30 out of 31 cities it compares itself with. "We will do better, I promise you that," said John Murphy,Ãâà...
The CT Mirror
March 5, 2018
A new regional sales tax surcharge option to fund promote cooperation between municipalities and ease burdens on property tax bases. Development of a new college campus with a focus on science and engineering in a major Connecticut city. And $1 billion in unidentified reductions to the annual stateÃâà...
CT Post
March 5, 2018
According to municipal authorities, Trump receptionists, housekeepers and a maintenance man, city workers spent much of last Tuesday and Wednesday repairing a damaged water main at the hotel. Though water was restored late Wednesday, the Trump Organization seized the opportunity to performÃâà...
WPIX 11 New York
March 5, 2018
Schools will be closed and delayed Monday throughout the tri-state area as towns deal with power outages in the aftermath of last week's storm. Tens of thousands are still without power in New York, New Jersey and Connecticut. Neighborhoods are dealing with flooding. Below is a full list of schoolÃâà...
CT Post
March 5, 2018
HAGERMAN, N.M. (AP) — Something stinks in one southeastern New Mexico town and residents want police on the case. KRQE-TV in Albuquerque reports skunk smell is plaguing the town of Hagerman, New Mexico, thanks to a mild winter that is bringing out the smelling mammals early. Viola BadcockÃâà...
CT Post
March 4, 2018
Mario Testa, Bridgeport Democratic Town Committee Chairman, attends Mayor Joe Ganim's address to the Bridgeport Regional Business Council, in Bridgeport, Conn. March 3, 2016. ... Connecticut's largest city and political movers-and-shakers like Testa fought a similar gaming battle two decades ago.
CT Post
March 3, 2018
The highest number of outages are in southeastern Conneticut. Shoreline towns with the highest number of outrages include Branford, Guilford, Clinton and Old Saybrook. In southwest Connecticut, a little more than 400 customers had no electricity. There were scattered outages in Newtown, Brookfield,Ãâà...
The CT Mirror
March 2, 2018
Connecticut is a state of 169 small towns and medium-sized cities, and, as the Fiscal Commission observed, is likely to stay that way. People moved to towns for good schools, good services, tolerable taxes, safe streets, the character of the place. They don't want to see any of these assets diminished.
Hartford Courant
February 6, 2018
Hartford will use its grant to create the South Hartford Young Adult Employment Zone, an effort to increase the education, skills and employment levels of 700 young adults in three city neighborhoods over 10 years. The project will bring unemployment rates to levels comparable to the region, improve theÃâà...
CT Post
December 31, 1999
HARTFORD — Towns and cities across the state are sharing health services, public works equipment and vehicle tracking and mapping technology. But many ... "Governments in Connecticut stand at a crossroads," said Joe Delong, executive director of the Connecticut Council of Municipalities. "For over aÃâà...
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