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Connecticut Center for Economic Analysis University of Connecticut There is a no jobs recovery in sight. Assuming national growth trails off from the unsustainable 5.7% of the fourth quarter, Connecticut continues to lose jobs through 2011; the rate of loss simply slows from the predicted rate in the previous CCEA Outlook. The state’s economy...
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From Ken Hjulstrom via email: Regarding the Charter Revision issue, it will be interesting to see who Bill Black decides to appoint. The last time we had a Charter Revision Commission (CRC) back in 2002 the First Selectman largely ignored the people put forth by the Republican Town Committee and instead stacked the committee...
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Letter to the Editor from the Marlborough Republican Town Chair. Some disturbing activities have been occurring in recent days In Marlborough in regards to vandalism and removal of Republican political signs. Last week there were several incidents of signs being run down on North Main Street BookMark To:
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Board of Selectmen meeting tonight. Topic: Town Charter Revision! BOARD OF SELECTMEN MEETING – AGENDA – Town Hall – October 6, 2009 7:00 P.M. 1. CALL TO ORDER 2. RECOGNITION OF GUESTS …. b. Charter Revision – Objectives & Staffing ….. 9. ADJOURNMENT BookMark To:
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By LeAnne Gendreau NBCConnecticut.com A game of Frisbee took a painful turn Sunday when a man was bitten by a rattlesnake in Marlborough. A man and his friend were tossing the ring around on West Street Sunday when the disk landed near a snake, state police told the Hartford Courant. The man went to...
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To all our library users - I want to let you know about the Governor’s proposed cuts to libraries and ask for your help. Included in her reductions to all libraries in CT are- iConn, the free online databases we all enjoy, reQuest, another database used for interlibrary loan, Connecticar – the ability to...
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