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Fazio Unveils Housing Plan With Focus On Affordable Housing Law Rollbacks | CT News Junkie (opens the original)
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SIMSBURY, CT — Repealing an affordable housing bull that passed just months ago is a key tenet of state Sen. Ryan Fazio’s three-pronged plan to reassert local dominance in housing initiatives. Speaking to campaign supporters at Pinchot Sycamore Tree Park in Simsbury, the Greenwich Republican challenging incumbent Democratic Gov. Ned Lamont outlined what he called his “Grand Bargain” plan that he said would reduce property taxes, minimize building expenses, and roll back on enforcing affordable h
CT Wins Gender-Affirming Care Case | CT News Junkie (opens the original)
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HARTFORD, CT— Attorney General William Tong, amongst other state attorneys general, secured a long-awaited victory after a Massachusetts federal court overruled a federal law excluding gender-affirming care from the health benefits covered by the Affordable Care Act (ACA). This decision comes shortly after Connecticut Children’s Medical Center (CCMC) reached a settlement with the Department of Justice (DOJ) to stop providing gender-affirming care to minors. “Last year, the Trump Administration r
CT Children Receive School Supplies, Haircuts During Annual Back-To-School Rally | CT News Junkie (opens the original)
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GLASTONBURY, CT — A backpack can carry a child’s dreams, said state Sen. M.D. Rahman, D-Manchester. Rahman, speaking at the Olive Branch’s fourth annual back-to-school rally at its headquarters in South Glastonbury, was one of several speakers that touted the agency for providing free backpacks, school supplies, and haircuts to children with families in need. “Our children deserve the best [and] we want to make sure they have everything they need to succeed,” he said. Olive Branch founder Jacque
CT Seeks Public Feedback On State Rail Plan | CT News Junkie (opens the original)
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The Connecticut Department of Transportation is hosting a series of open houses to solicit feedback for the 2027-2030 State Rail Plan. The open houses will be held between September 15 and September 29 in four communities. All meeting locations are ADA accessible and are conveniently located near local and regional transit services. The rail plan is a federally required planning document that establishes a vision for passenger and freight rail transportation throughout the state and identifies s
Tong Joins Lawsuit Blocking Feds From Obtaining Commercial Driver’s License Records | CT News Junkie (opens the original)
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HARTFORD, CT – Attorney General William Tong has joined 20 other states in filing a lawsuit against the U.S. Department of Transportation which has threatened to withhold $10 million worth of funding from the American Association of Motor Vehicle Drivers (AAMVA) if it does not comply with its request to obtain access to over 17 million drivers’ personal data. “States maintain driver records for important public safety purposes, and we take our obligation to safeguard that data seriously,” Tong s
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