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A survey in New London and Fairfield Counties found that land-use boards were mostly comprised of white, male homeowners.
Public interest attorneys with backgrounds representing the people rather than the powerful are significantly ...
Officials don't have a full assessment of the law on CT's finances, but the governor said he saw no immediate need for new ...
WSHU’s Molly Ingram spoke with CT Mirror’s Jan Ellen Spiegel about how one small business is switching gears after the Trump ...
Without the renewal of essential federal grants, projects protecting vital Connecticut wildlife will stall or vanish.