Alex Putterman
Reporter at CT Insider
Statewide reporter @insider_ct, proud member of @CTnewsguild. Formerly @hartfordcourant. [email protected]
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1 week ago |
ctinsider.com | Alex Putterman
Some recreational sites in Connecticut could see reduced hours and diminished services this summer due to a federal freeze. The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers' New England district announced that recreation sites across the region "will experience reduced hours, limited access to facilities, and significantly reduced services" due to a freeze on all federal government hiring President Donald Trump implemented upon taking office in January.
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1 week ago |
darientimes.com | Alex Putterman
Connecticut has created a new portal through which businesses, non-profits and municipalities can report impacts of federal cuts, Gov. Ned Lamont announced Wednesday. The announcement comes as President Donald Trump's administration cancels grants and contracts across the federal government, including many in Connecticut, and implements tariffs that are likely to affect businesses and consumers nationwide.
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1 week ago |
ctinsider.com | Alex Putterman
Connecticut has created a new portal through which businesses, non-profits and municipalities can report impacts of federal cuts, Gov. Ned Lamont announced Wednesday. The announcement comes as President Donald Trump's administration cancels grants and contracts across the federal government, including many in Connecticut, and implements tariffs that are likely to affect businesses and consumers nationwide.
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1 week ago |
ctpost.com | Alex Putterman
Connecticut has created a new portal through which businesses, non-profits and municipalities can report impacts of federal cuts, Gov. Ned Lamont announced Wednesday. The announcement comes as President Donald Trump's administration cancels grants and contracts across the federal government, including many in Connecticut, and implements tariffs that are likely to affect businesses and consumers nationwide.
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1 week ago |
ctinsider.com | Alex Putterman
HARTFORD - Senate Democrats confirmed controversial energy regulator Marissa Gillett to another four-year term Tuesday, as Republicans left the chamber to protest what they claimed was a corrupt process. Gillett, who has chaired Connecticut's Public Utilities Regulatory Authority since 2019, has earned a reputation for stringent regulation of Eversource, United Illuminating and other utility companies, winning lawsuits to block proposed rate increases.
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