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CT limits ICE operations in hospitals, churches (opens the original)
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Beginning October 1, federal immigration officers are limited in the places they can make arrests without a warrant in Connecticut. ICE agents can no longer arrest people for civil offenses, such as immigration violations, in places like schools, hospitals and churches unless a judge gives permission. The General Assembly passed the law earlier this year, before this summer’s raids in Danbury. Still, advocates point to those operations as proof that the law is needed. “During the last week of Au
Kosta Diamantis sentenced to 7 years in prison on corruption charges (opens the original)
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Connecticut’s former deputy budget director was sentenced to seven years in prison on corruption charges on Wednesday morning. The room was full of reporters. It lacked a defendant. Kosta Diamantis was initially scheduled to be sentenced two weeks ago, but he didn’t appear in court. He had fled to Greece using a Greek passport that prosecutors and the judge knew he had, but had instructed him to relinquish. His attorney Norm Pattis called the saga a “Greek tragedy” in court. Pattis spoke to repo
At the United Nations, Murphy counters Trump’s foreign policy message (opens the original)
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U.S. Senator Chris Murphy (D-CT) was at the United Nations General Assembly in New York this week. Murphy, a member of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, said he considers it “part of his responsibility” to counter President Donald Trump’s foreign policy views to global leaders and U.N. delegates. “I just finished a meeting with the Mexican Foreign Minister; I'll be meeting with allies in Europe, in the Middle East,” Murphy said. “It's really important for Democrats to be here to show our f
CT home heating costs expected to rise this winter (opens the original)
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As the weather turns cooler, officials warn it’ll cost more to keep the heat on this year. The National Energy Assistance Directors Association estimates that customers who use home heating oil will see prices increase by 30% this winter. Electric heat costs are projected to rise 9%, and natural gas heating costs are expected to rise 6%. U.S. Rep. Rosa DeLauro (D-CT-3) blames President Donald Trump and the war in Iran for the higher prices. “The Strait [of Hormuz] is producing maybe 2 million ga
New Haven’s Lighthouse Point Park reopens after major storm damage (opens the original)
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New Haven’s Lighthouse Point Park has reopened to the public, just a month after a storm caused major damage. The mid-August storm brought 100+ MPH winds to the park. It took down dozens of trees and pushed the historic carousel building off its foundation. “It almost looked like a bomb went off in the building,” Mayor Justin Elicker (D) said. “It created glass and debris that spread out around the playground, along the beach, and in the grass areas surrounding the building. 95 trees were uproot
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