Gov. Ned Lamont delivers budget address
Gov. Ned Lamont (D-Conn.) introduced his two-year budget proposal in a speech that was met with criticism from Republicans, pleas for more education spending from the state’s largest teachers’ union and measured optimism from leading Democrats in the legislature.
New York can have its apple pie and New Jersey its pork roll, but in Connecticut it’s all about pizza,” said Colin Caplan of Taste of New Haven. “Pizza, a multibillion-do ...
Connecticut Gov. Ned Lamont (D) presented his $55.2 billion biennium budget to the General Assembly on Wednesday, which ...
There’s an ongoing push to improve health care affordability and reduce out-of-pocket costs, especially for prescription ...
Sunday is National Pizza Day and Connecticut is starting the celebration a little early with plans to have lots of ...
Gov. Ned Lamont eyed Medicaid reimbursement rates, a hospital tax restructuring and pharmaceutical costs in his biennial ...
Amid an optimistic budget address Wednesday in which he introduced a multitude of initiatives, Gov. Ned Lamont proclaimed “Connecticut values” in opposition to those of the new presidential ...
Gov. Ned Lamont said Wednesday evening that crews across the state have already begun pretreating the roads and are ready to ...
Lamont invited legislators to celebrate CT's string of budget surpluses, then outlined a path of continued prudence, tinged with pragmatism.
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