For ever, I’ve taken the time around thanksgiving off to recharge the batteries and get ready for the whirlwind Christmas holidays. So last week my corner of In the Loop was quiet. Thanks for the moment
Every now and then, CT Agency Corner takes a break from the usual content of the latest developments of the Executive Branch to share sentiments on what’s relevant to our clients who read this article (hopefully)
This week the bipartisan commission on redistricting met and approved changes for the House district map with the support of both the Democrats and Republicans. They “passed temporarily” on making decisions on the Senate district map.
Governor Ned Lamont is looking for a second term as Connecticut’s CEO! Alright, so it’s not exactly breaking news. It’s led the statewide news the last few days, but all the signs were there. There have
The beginning of this week was all about local elections. As you’ll read in our election update article there were a number of Republican flips across the state as well as some noteworthy city victories that
Public sector versus the Private sector Last week I participated in an interesting discussion with colleagues at the Public Affairs Council. We talked about the difference between how the business world works and in some circumstances,
All things are local… While the Capitol is still as quiet as a church mouse, lions are roaring across the state as municipal elections heat up and local communities begin to speak out about a variety
Where are Connecticut’s workers? Anyone who lives, works or visits Connecticut these days has got to be scratching their heads— wondering what’s happening in the workforce. Tons of “employees wanted” (and needed) signs are decorating store
Quiet as a church mouse… Not a lot is happening in Hartford this week. It was very quiet in the LOB and Capitol, but there has been a lot of activity on the campaign trail. Legislative
When Multiple Worlds Become Entwined… Two special sessions were held this week, Monday for the House and Tuesday for the Senate in order to extend the Governor’s executive orders for private and public employee testing, school