John Moritz
Energy and Environment Journalist at Connecticut Post
New Havener. Politics writer for @insider_CT. 🗞️ 🌅 Previously at @ArkansasOnline
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2 weeks ago |
ctmirror.org | John Moritz
House lawmakers voted Wednesday to advance two of Gov. Ned Lamont’s nominees to serve as utilities regulators, despite some bipartisan concerns that the Public Utilities Regulatory Authority has not done enough to ease voters’ frustrations with the cost of their electric bills. Marissa Gillett, the chair of the PURA, cleared the chamber on a vote of 91 to 52, which saw seven Democrats join nearly all of the Republicans in opposing her nomination to another four-year term on the authority.
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2 weeks ago |
ctmirror.org | John Moritz
Gov. Ned Lamont vowed Tuesday to preserve his $300 million universal preschool plan amid growing uncertainly surrounding the state budget, cuts to federal funding and some lawmakers’ desires to see a quicker return on the state’s investments into child care.
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2 weeks ago |
hartfordbusiness.com | John Moritz
Gov. Ned Lamont vowed Tuesday to preserve his $300 million universal preschool plan amid growing uncertainly surrounding the state budget, cuts to federal funding and some lawmakers’ desires to see a quicker return on the state’s investments into child care.
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2 weeks ago |
hartfordbusiness.com | John Moritz
House lawmakers voted Wednesday to advance two of Gov. Ned Lamont’s nominees to serve as utilities regulators, despite some bipartisan concerns that the Public Utilities Regulatory Authority has not done enough to ease voters’ frustrations with the cost of their electric bills. Marissa Gillett, the chair of the PURA, cleared the chamber on a vote of 91 to 52, which saw seven Democrats join nearly all of the Republicans in opposing her nomination to another four-year term on the authority.
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2 weeks ago |
courant.com | John Moritz
New Haven has joined a growing list of Connecticut cities and towns offering microtransit, seen by proponents as relatively quick and hassle-free way to expand access to affordable transportation. Via Transportation, a New York-based tech company, launched its Via NHV ride-hailing service on March 11, joining similar services already available through the company in Stamford, Norwalk, Westport and the River Valley Transit District.
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