Bill Cummings
Reporter at Connecticut Post
Investigative reporter for Hearst Connecticut Newspapers Email:[email protected]
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2 weeks ago |
milfordmirror.com | Bill Cummings
The Connecticut Department of Mental Health and Addiction Services could not produce evidence of over $64,000 worth of goods and services purchased with taxpayer funds, a recent state audit found. “There is an increased risk for erroneous, improper, and unauthorized purchases,” auditors said of the finding.
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1 month ago |
ctinsider.com | Bill Cummings
The Connecticut Department of Social Services paid more than $61,000 in benefits to dead people and overpaid other clients, according to a new report by state auditors. "DSS did not properly review and promptly resolve alerts of client deaths," auditors said of the payments to deceased people, adding the money had not been returned to the agency.
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1 month ago |
ncadvertiser.com | Bill Cummings
The Connecticut state Capitol, in Hartford. Ned Gerard/Hearst Connecticut MediaThe Connecticut Department of Social Services paid more than $61,000 in benefits to dead people and overpaid other clients, according to a new report by state auditors. “DSS did not properly review and promptly resolve alerts of client deaths,” auditors said of the payments to deceased people, adding the money had not been returned to the agency.
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1 month ago |
stamfordadvocate.com | Bill Cummings
Visitors view the gravesite of actress Mary Tyler Moore following her private funeral at Oak Lawn Cemetary on Bronson Road in Fairfield, Conn. on Sunday, January 29, 2017. Brian A. Pounds / Hearst Connecticut MediaA police car sits outside the gates of Oaklawn Cemetery in Fairfield, Conn. on Sunday, Jan. 29, 2017, where Mary Tyler Moore was to be buried. Brian A.
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2 months ago |
middletownpress.com | Liz Skalka |Bill Cummings
STAMFORD — A Shippan Avenue bar recently added a new game for customers to play as they eat, drink and watch a game on TV. Fiddler’s Green was one of the first retailers in the state to offer Keno, the gambling game rolled out last week by the Connecticut Lottery. Article continues below this adA bar may seem like an unusual spot to beta-test a scratch-off lottery game, but that’s part of the draw of Fiddler’s Green, which offers several lotto and arcade games.
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