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Effort to Narrow the Field Goes Nowhere as Candidates Focus Attacks on...

HARTFORD – With less than a week before Election Day, Hartford’s petitioning mayoral candidates are continuing their verbal attacks on Arunan Arulampalam – the front-runner and endorsed Democratic...

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Cervoni Far Outpaces O’Connell in Fundraising for Wallingford Mayor

WALLINGFORD – Wallingford’s Republican mayoral candidate Vincent Cervoni is outpacing the town’s Democratic mayoral candidate Riley O’Connell’s by almost 4-1 in the last financial disclosure statement...

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New Britain Mayoral Candidates Clash on Crime, New Police Chief 

NEW BRITAIN — With less than a week before Election Day, New Britain’s mayoral candidates highlighted their starkly different approaches to crime and public safety, particularly regarding the city’s...

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Democrats Win Danbury Mayor’s Race in Upset

DANBURY – The Danbury mayor’s race was bitter to the end. Democrat Roberto Alves defeated Republican Mayor Dean Esposito by 463 votes, beating the one-term mayor 7,531 to 7,068 Tuesday evening. The...

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Reynolds Triumphs on Fifth Attempt at Wallingford Council Seat

WALLINGFORD — The fifth time was the charm for Jesse Reynolds. The fourth-generation Wallingford resident comes from a well-known town family — his father served on the Board of Education and his...

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Waterbury Mayor-Elect Pernerewski Talks Crime, Development, Education

WATERBURY – Fresh off his victory over Republican Dawn Maiorano, Democratic Mayor-elect Paul Pernerewski Jr. said there will be no honeymoon period as he plans on getting straight to work after he’s...

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New Era of Cooperation in New Britain, as Council Members Aim for Bipartisanship

NEW BRITAIN — Will the bickering and infighting among New Britain Common Council members cease after the latest election? Members of both major parties say that political partisanship might be a thing...

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Looney Looks Ahead to 2024 with Focus on Education, Nonprofits and Homeless...

HARTFORD — With a bipartisan state budget, an income tax cut, a massive educational spending package and an estimated $630 million surplus, Democratic Senate President Pro Tempore Martin Looney views...

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Fresh Off Election Win, Stewart Hints at Run for Governor

NEW BRITAIN – After a decisive victory on Nov. 7 over Democrat Chris Anderson, New Britain Mayor Erin Stewart has her eyes on the 2026 gubernatorial campaign. ”Is it something that I’d like to pursue?...

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Hundreds in New Britain to Benefit from Church-Sponsored Thanksgiving Day Meals 

NEW BRITAIN – For Gervais Barger, the fourth annual Thanksgiving Day meal drive is a labor of love. Barger, head of the New Britain Ministerial Alliance and pastor at Peace Missionary Ministries, began...

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Stewart Maps Out the Future in Interview with CT Examiner

NEW BRITAIN – Three weeks after Election Day New Britain Republican Mayor Erin Stewart finds herself in a familiar place: getting ready for the next two years as mayor. The 36-year-old city native won...

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New Danbury Mayor Lays Out Priorities Following Bitter Campaign Fight

DANBURY — Democratic Mayor Roberto Alves and former Republican Mayor Dean Esposito have seemingly buried the hatchet following a bitter race for the city’s top spot. During this year’s run for mayor,...

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Stefanowski Noncommittal on 2026 Governor Run, Critiques Lamont’s Leadership

Two-time Connecticut gubernatorial candidate Bob Stefanowski had a lot to say about Gov. Ned Lamont, the state’s political climate and New Britain Republican Mayor Erin Stewart, who hinted at a run for...

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Ganim Strikes Back, Alleging Ballot Stuffing by Gomes Campaign  

BRIDGEPORT — Bridgeport Mayor Joe Ganim turned the tables on challenger John Gomes during a news conference on Tuesday, accusing his opponent’s campaign of voting irregularities and ballot stuffing. At...

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Cervoni Promises New Ideas as Wallingford Mayor

WALLINGFORD — With a nod toward longtime Republican Mayor William Dickinson Jr., Mayor-elect Vincent Cervoni promised to forge his own path with new ideas, initiatives and a focus on strengthening...

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New Britain Schools Superintendent Outlines Future of District

NEW BRITAIN — Longtime Connecticut educator Tony Gasper said he knew that becoming the superintendent of New Britain Public Schools, a district where English and math test scores have languished for...

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GOP Chair Predicts Broad Candidate Pool for 2026 Governor’s Race

State Republicans have a deep bench of possible 2026 gubernatorial candidates, as long as the messaging is relatable to voters, Connecticut GOP Chairman Ben Proto told CT Examiner. Proto, who has been...

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Bill Mandating Minimum Wage for Tipped Workers Sparks Debate in Hartford

Battle lines are being drawn in Hartford over a proposed bill that would mandate tipped workers be paid the full state minimum wage. Proponents say bartenders and servers — who earn about half of the...

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CT Democratic Chair Applauds Lamont, Eyes Strong Bench for 2026 Governor’s Race

Connecticut Democratic Party Chair Nancy DiNardo thinks Gov. Ned Lamont has done a great job on important issues in the state, and that he would be hard to beat if he ran for a third term in 2026. And...

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Candelora Focuses on Juvenile Justice Reform, Education and Crime Ahead of...

As he gears up for next year’s legislative session, State House Minority Leader Vince Candelora, R-North Branford, said there’s much to be proud of, notably the biennial budget with a state income tax...

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