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Archive of Connecticut on Thursday November 05, 2009
CT: Rell to call lawmakers back before February
Connecticut Gov. M. Jodi Rell said Wednesday she'll likely call state legislators back to the Capitol to make further cuts to the state budget before the regular legislative session begins in February. Read More
CT: Ned Lamont exploring run for governor
In a move that sharply changed the dynamics of the governor's race, Greenwich multimillionaire Ned Lamont announced Wednesday that he has formed a committee to explore a possible run for governor. Read More
CT: Connecticut health experts discuss implications of cats' ability to catch swine flu
The H1N1 flu, a pandemic in humans, was diagnosed in an Iowa cat this week, and he's not the only domestic animal to come down with swine flu. Read More
CT: AG in D.C. urging fix for land-taking rules
State Attorney General Richard Blumenthal called Wednesday for an overhaul of the U.S. Bureau of Indian Affairs' land-annexation process. Read More
CT: Keep it local -- Taxes, schools, personalities occupied voters
In Connecticut, voters appeared to focus on what really mattered to them: local school spending, property taxes, land acquisition and town services. Read More
CT: Strong showing in municipal elections has state GOP looking ahead
The morning after Republican candidates rumbled to victory in municipal elections around the state, the party's chairman was engaging in some end-zone celebration. Read More
CT: Family of woman mauled by chimp seeks to sue state for $150 million
NEW HAVEN, Conn. -- The family of a Connecticut woman mauled and blinded by a chimpanzee sought Wednesday to sue the state for $150 million, saying officials failed to prevent the attack. Read More |
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