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Kosta Diamantis sues to keep pension after fleeing to Greece (opens the original)
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After fleeing the country to avoid being sentenced Thursday on federal corruption charges, Konstantinos Diamantis on Friday sued state officials who announced that they were cutting off his state pension payments. Diamantis, who previously served as a deputy budget director in Gov. Ned Lamont’s budget office, filed a federal lawsuit against Connecticut Comptroller Sean Scanlon and Attorney General William Tong, alleging that they illegally cut off more than $70,000 in annual pension benefits. Co
Will Kosta Diamantis get jail time? Judge gets wildly different asks (opens the original)
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What type of punishment should a high-ranking public official receive for soliciting bribes from construction companies, fixing government contracts for those businesses and repeatedly lying in order to cover up those crimes? That’s what a federal judge in Bridgeport will need to decide next week during the sentencing hearing for Konstantinos Diamantis, Connecticut’s former deputy budget director and the one-time leader of the state’s school construction office. U.S. District Court Judge Stefan
Fazio, Lamont trade blame for tolerating corruption in Hartford, D.C. (opens the original)
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Republican gubernatorial nominee Ryan Fazio tried Thursday to refocus Connecticut voters on the ethics and performance of Gov. Ned Lamont and away from President Donald J. Trump’s promise to pay every adult American a $5,000 bonus if Republicans retain control of Congress. On the morning after Trump urged voters to pretend he is on the ballot in November, Lamont and other Democrats were happy to take his advice, while Fazio did his best to ignore a president hard to ignore and make the case that
Auditors: Millions given to Blue Hills Civic Assoc. unaccounted for (opens the original)
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After poring through records for eight months, a team of auditors and forensic accountants was unable to find documentation to account for $2.4 million in taxpayer money distributed to businesses and nonprofits through the Blue Hills Civic Association, according to a new audit. The audit was commissioned by the Department of Economic and Community Development after state officials learned that Sen. Doug McCrory, D-Hartford, used the Blue Hills Civic Association as a passthrough to subgrant milli
Lamont said he OK’d a $250k no-bid contract with Miguel Cardona (opens the original)
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Gov. Ned Lamont knew of and approved of a $250,000 no-bid contract that was awarded to a company owned by former U.S. Education Secretary Miguel Cardona, Lamont said during a Monday press conference. The contract, which was first reported by The Connecticut Mirror last week, will pay Cardona’s business up to $250,000 to consult for the state’s new Career Pathways Commission, which Cardona was also appointed to lead as chairman. That deal has drawn criticism from Connecticut Republicans who have
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