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Kevin Rennie: A nest of CT incompetence is revealed. In a $1.2 billion a year system. (opens the original)
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Connecticut State Colleges and Universities has been revealed as a nest of incompetence in its powerful central office. Failure is the only conclusion to draw. An independent report on the CSCU’s administration handling of sexual harassment complaints against former Interim Chancellor John Maduko make for 76 pages of dispiriting reading. It will take more than one column to sift through what was in it and what was not included. The $1.2 billion higher education system has more explaining to do.
Kevin Rennie: When the world becomes a more dangerous place, why it turns to CT (opens the original)
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This solemn week marking the 25th anniversary of the terrorist attacks on New York, Washington, D.C., and Pennsylvania, reminded us of the loss of thousands of Americans, and citizens of other countries. Thoreau’s silent arsenal of time may have caused many to forget that the second highest single day of deaths by violence in our nation’s history changed much of our world. The 2,977 killed on September 11 is surpassed only by more than 3,000 killed at the Battle of Antietam on September 17, 1862
Kevin Rennie: A fight for the right to know in CT. It goes to the top of government. (opens the original)
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An independent report of an investigation requested by Gov. Ned Lamont’s office was the subject of a Tuesday Freedom of Information Act hearing. The investigation was prompted by a complaint by a state employee of alleged conduct by a former supervisor. The most striking conclusion of the 90-minute hearing is that victims continue to face stubborn obstacles to fair treatment. Jasmine Bartholomew, a paralegal specialist at the Department of Administrative Services, is seeking the release of an in
Kevin Rennie: The face of law enforcement unveiled for residents they are hired to serve (opens the original)
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The Milford Board of Alderman provided a vivid demonstration of what opponents of the surveillance state are up against in the long fight ahead. On Thursday, the board met for nearly five hours and after midnight adopted a pause in the use of some cameras while they ponder the way forward, but not too far forward. Dozens of residents shared their opinions about the nearly 100 cameras spread across the 25 square mile town that is home to 50,000 residents on the Long Island Sound coast. Most speak
Kevin Rennie: A chummy arrangement that will impact more than 1 million CT residents (opens the original)
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The 735,00 people in 60 Connecticut cities and towns will miss their water company now that it has been sold. The $2.4 billion deal allowed a new quasi-public agency to purchase Aquarion, which Eversource had purchased in 2017 for $1.675 billion. As a shareholder-owned company, Eversource was regulated by the Public Utilities Regulatory Agency, or PURA. Eversource did more than complain about PURA’s decisions, it off-loaded the water company to the hastily created Aquarion Water Authority. The S
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