Another addition to the list of problems we shouldn't need a law to solve concerns nepotism hirings at the municipal level. Ideally, public officials would avoid even the hint of a conflict on such
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The Commodore Hull Bridge that carries Route 8 vehicular traffic over the Housatonic River between Derby and Shelton remains on schedule for a planned and very welcomed rehabilitation in two years.
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Thumbs up to Debbie Rusatsky, a seventh-grade literature teacher at St. James Roman Catholic School in Stratford for receiving the 2008 Joseph Zola Holocaust Award.
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Passing a town budget is usually a contentious process, so the last thing anyone needs is confusion added to the mix. In Seymour, town officials appear ready to move away from a system that was
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One of the finer achievements of the 2008 General Assembly was passage of legislation that would allow municipalities, nonprofit groups and small businesses to join the state employee health
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It's likely that most Connecticut realtors don't remember — or never heard of — the Brezhnev Doctrine.
But the policy that no nation would be permitted to leave the Soviet-controlled
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In response to Edward Tamas, a critic of the Milford schools, and to all who blame Milford's public schools for their tax woes, the cuts Tamas proposed not only would be mostly illegal —
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This is in response to Lisa Warren's comments about the approved new artificial turf at Bunnell High School in Stratford. First and foremost, let's get the facts straight.
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