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CT energy association warns shortages, further price hikes possible as diesel hits record high (opens the original)
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Despite diesel prices hitting a record high this week and home heating oil up 50% in just three months, the state’s fuel distributors warn the problems are far from over. The head of the Connecticut Energy Marketers Association said consumers likely will face shortages and additional price increases this fall and winter. “There’s no limit to how high [prices] could go if these wars continue,” Chris Herb, the association’s president and CEO, said Wednesday, referring to ongoing conflicts between
Diesel fuel prices in Connecticut hit record high (opens the original)
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Despite diesel prices hitting a record high this week and home heating oil up 50% in just three months, the state’s fuel distributors warn the problems are far from over. The head of the Connecticut Energy Marketers Association said consumers likely will face shortages and additional price increases this fall and winter. “There’s no limit to how high [prices] could go if these wars continue,” Chris Herb, the association’s president and CEO, said Wednesday, referring to ongoing conflicts between
Poll: Most favor using CT funds to ease federal social service cuts (opens the original)
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More than eight in 10 voters support tapping the state’s flush coffers to bolster human service programs weakened by severe federal cutbacks, according to a new poll commissioned by Connecticut nonprofit social service agencies. The survey released by the CT Community Nonprofit Alliance also found slightly more than half of voters favor these investments, even if it requires adjusting the state budget caps that have forced unprecedented surpluses since their enactment nine years ago. “I understa
Lamont pledges to extend state employee retirement benefits if he wins election (opens the original)
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Gov. Ned Lamont put down a marker with more than 40,000 unionized state employees this week, reaching an “understanding” to extend valuable retirement benefits for at least one year in the next gubernatorial term. The State Employees Bargaining Agent Coalition, which represents nearly all major employee unions in state government, notified rank-and-file members of the tentative understanding Thursday morning. It’s one of the largest issues that legislators and Connecticut’s governor will face in
Lamont pledges to extend state employee retirement benefits (opens the original)
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Gov. Ned Lamont put down a marker with more than 40,000 unionized state employees this week, reaching an “understanding” to extend valuable retirement benefits for at least one year in the next gubernatorial term. The State Employees Bargaining Agent Coalition, which represents nearly all major employee unions in state government, notified rank-and-file members of the tentative understanding Thursday morning. It’s one of the largest issues that legislators and Connecticut’s governor will face in
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