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Featured Posts
“What’s worse – the pollution or the lack of transparency?” By Donna Swarr
“Hartford will add housing inspectors to handle complaints about landlords and neglected properties” by Rebecca Lurye
Opinion: To truly recover from the coronavirus pandemic in Connecticut, we must all recover. An Op-Ed by Hartford City Councilors Wildaliz Bermudez & AJ Johnson
OTHER NEWS
“Council majority rejects proposal to cut $12M from Hartford police budget next year”
“University Of Saint Joseph Presents Civil Rights Film Series”
“Recovery For All” Coalition Seeks $3B In New Revenue To Address The “2 Connecticuts”
Councilman Josh Michtom on Morning TALK Live with J. Stan McCauley
Hartford councilman alleges John Kennelly’s appointment as council legal advisor violates city rules
Vaccines, Variants, and More: What we need to know now
JOHN KENNELLY ES CIEGO, SORDO Y MUDO A CUESTIONAMIENTOS DEL CONCEJAL JOSH MICHTOM
Letter: West Hartford Student Helps Community Organizations
Councilwoman Bermudez receives Amistad Award for her work in political activism
Residents, city council members protest “deadpool” text from Hartford Police detective
Rally in Hartford calls for increased police accountability
‘Dead Pool’: Morbid Invitation Leads To Discipline For Hartford Police
Hartford detective disciplined for proposed “dead pool”
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OUR NEWSLETTERS
FIRST QUARTER NEWSLETTER
5 MONTHS IN! LET’S SEE WHERE WE’RE AT! BUDGET SEASON IS HERE! Budget season has begun! The mayor has released a city budget for the upcoming fiscal year. This is known as “The Mayor’s Proposed Budget”, in this version of the city budget it shows the priorities the mayor has, and the mayor’s ideas forContinue reading “FIRST QUARTER NEWSLETTER”
FINAL 2020 NEWSLETTER
WHAT THE HECK WAS THAT? – A YEAR IN REVIEW This year was a lot. From the COVID-19 Pandemic, protests during budget season, to one of the most important elections of the century, yup, this year has been crazy. We know it hasn’t been easy, but we want to end on a high note. Here’sContinue reading “FINAL 2020 NEWSLETTER”
OCTOBER NEWSLETTER
BIG CHANGES! PERFECT TIME. CPRB…WE DID IT! After a lot of back and forth on the Civilian Police Review Board (CPRB) Ordinance, we were able to work across the aisle with the support of Council majority and the administration. Now, there are excellent additions to the CPRB Amended Ordinance. We feel strongly about implementing many of yourContinue reading “OCTOBER NEWSLETTER”
