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Malloy looks to layoffs, asks for suggestions on spending cuts
HARTFORD, Conn. – Gov. Dannel P. Malloy signaled Tuesday that he would lay off a portion of the state workforce before the end of June and asked legislative leaders to help him make more than $200 million in spending cuts now.
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Opinion: A more personal approach to the healthcare debate
Emmett Riley (D-46) is a state representative from Norwich. As an assistant majority leader and vice chairman of the General Assembly’s Public Health Committee, I am regularly part of formal and informal discussions about a wide range of issues that impact the daily lives of the residents of our state.
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A retirement incentive is off the table
HARTFORD, Conn. – A retirement incentive for state employees is off the table, but Gov. Dannel P. Malloy said there is a potential for state employee layoffs.
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Dems would scrap clean election program to balance budget
HARTFORD, Conn. – The legislature’s Democratic majority released a proposal Monday to close a $350 million budget shortfall by, among other things, suspending Connecticut’s landmark campaign finance system for the 2016 election cycle.
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Malloy stops short of agreeing to change emergency budget cuts; Fasano fires back at Sharkey
HARTFORD, Conn. – Democratic Gov. Dannel P. Malloy said he would listen to his Democratic colleagues in the legislature, who are coming up with a list of alternative emergency budget cuts, but that’s where he stopped Tuesday.
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Sharkey’s property tax legislation rides through in the budget implementer
HARTFORD, Conn. – A bill touted by House Speaker Brendan Sharkey that would put student housing and new medical facilities acquired by large hospital networks on the tax rolls for the first time was one of the many concepts buried in a special session budget bill last week.