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Capitol Watch
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January 22, 2020
Two weeks before Connecticut’s 2020 legislative session begins, lawmakers are still debating tolls
Tolls or no tolls: it's the seemingly endless Connecticut argument, right up there leaving or staying in the state. Well, some sort of end is coming: the 2020 legislative session convenes on Feb. 5. If left unsettled, the toll debate risks being lost in the white-out of sports betting, vaping, recreational marijuana, the budget and other likely issues up for discussion. Capitol bureau chief Christopher Keating talks about transportation's last gasp on the latest podcast.
January 14, 2020
A new poll shows Connecticut residents favor Biden among Democratic presidential candidates
Michael Vigeant (GreatBlue Research) and Lesley DeNardis, Ph.D. (Sacred Heart University) discuss a new Hartford Courant/Sacred Heart University poll.
January 7, 2020
The business entity tax vanished on Jan. 1, but you’ll have to pay more for dry cleaning and parking
You might have parked in a metered parking space to pick up your dry cleaning (you want to look good when you meet your new interior designer). Hopefully, you also just snagged some new safety goggles, for when all that dust is flying around your house. Time to peek at your bank account: yikes. On Jan. 1, a new wave of taxes, fees and laws took effect in Connecticut. We're not talking break-the-bank amounts, but for many Connecticut residents, every dollar matters. Content editor Russell Blair talks new Jan. 1 taxes and fees on the latest podcast.
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