Andy Thibault

Aug 28, 2024 | ctexaminer.com | Andy Thibault

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Aug 17, 2024 | ctexaminer.com | Andy Thibault

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Jul 22, 2024 | ctexaminer.com | Andy Thibault

Hey, I don't want to insult actual robots because, well, you never know who your next boss might be. But, here goes. Robots - some maybe via AI and others in the human bodies of public servants collecting six figures in taxpayer dough - are key players in the slow, but steady, decapitation and mutilation of Connecticut's Freedom of Information law. This is starting to get me concerned.

Jul 3, 2024 | ctexaminer.com | Andy Thibault

The state of the public's right to know in Connecticut in 2024 is pathetic and unacceptable. The failure to prosecute offenders to the full extent of the law over the past 49 years has emboldened too... Haven't subscribed yet? Click here to register. CT Examiner is just $20 a year. And if you want to unsubscribe? That's online and at the click of a button. No phone calls. No runaround. No hassle.

Jul 2, 2024 | ctexaminer.com | Gregory Stroud |Francisco Uranga |Andy Thibault

OLD LYME - For just over an hour the Board of Selectmen walked their way through an uncontroversial agenda of small-town business, unopposed appointments, an update from the Affordable Housing Commission, delinquent car tax collections, the sale of a small boat by the town's fire department... As usual, the meeting ended with a general discussion. Jude Read, the Republican selectwoman, made two motions.