HARTFORD, CT) – Governor Ned Lamont today announced that Connecticut’s minimum wage will adjust to $17.48 per hour beginning January 1, 2027—an increase from the 2026 rate of $16.94 per hour.
The change is required under a state law Governor Lamont enacted in 2019 requiring the minimum wage…
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HARTFORD, CT) – Governor Ned Lamont and Education Commissioner Charlene M. Russell-Tucker today are reminding Connecticut families that during the summer months, nutritious meals are available at no cost to all children in the state, helping to ensure that students continue to have access to healthy meals while school out.
Any child age 18 and younger may receive meals at participating locations. No application, proof of income, or identification are required.
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The day before Tuesday’s primary election, gubernatorial challenger Josh Elliott told a group of police-accountability activists that he "failed the community" when he slept through a key vote six years ago — and he promised to work to end “qualified immunity” if elected governor.
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Fans of nonsense, summer, and "it's complicated" relationship statuses get treated to a homecoming acoustic show at Seoro Sarang book salon in Magpie Town.
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At the group's latest monthly meeting, as led by Whalley/Edgewood/Beaver Hills' Nadine Horton.
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Allan Appel's dispatch from the Fair Haven Community Management Team's August meeting.
The post Library Love Soars On Grand; Copper Pipe Thefts Return On River; New Cops On The Way appeared first on New Haven Independent.
For 35 years, Frances Jackson and Bridget Smith had an open door policy for anyone to drop in if they needed a bite to eat, a place to rest, a listening ear.
At the first Baldwin Street Reunion and Block Party on a recent Saturday, the two were packing book bags with school supplies.
The post Baldwin Street Block Party Honors Unsung Heroes appeared first on New Haven Independent.
A total of 407 early votes were cast and 173 absentee ballots have been returned so far in the three-way Democratic primary for a west-side state rep seat.
And 136 early votes were cast and 75 absentee ballots have been returned so far in a two-way race for an open east-side state rep seat.
The post 407 Early Votes Cast In The 92nd, 136 In The 97th appeared first on New Haven Independent.
Alders Tyisha Walker-Myers, Frank Douglass, Angel Hubbard, Evette Hamilton, Adam Marchand, and Richard Furlow weigh in on the 92nd District race.
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Bella Vista Alder Henry Murphy, Sr. weighs in on the 97th State House District race.
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