How to vote by absentee ballot in the November 3 election
In response to the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic, this summer Governor Lamont signed a new law that gives all registered votersContinue Reading
In response to the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic, this summer Governor Lamont signed a new law that gives all registered votersContinue Reading
After receiving rave reviews for her compassionate and competent elderly care, Mary Donkor of Brooklyn, N.Y. was presented with the Assisted LivingContinue Reading
November 25, 2019 –The City of Bridgeport and the Small and Minority Business Enterprise is partnering with Nutmeg State Financial Credit UnionContinue Reading
Holiday cheer is upon us in Connecticut! Get in the holiday spirit by getting out and experiencing some of theContinue Reading
Cooler temperatures in New England bring a flurry of winter wonders to Connecticut, where visitors can enjoy twinkling holiday lightsContinue Reading
Larry Webster of Bristol is especially fond of playing the Play4 numbers 1-6-2-0, taken directly from the last four digitsContinue Reading
The City of Bristol will mark End Homelessness Week from November 24-30 to raise awareness of local needs. Mayor EllenContinue Reading
The Bristol Adult Resource Center (BARC) celebrated donors, supporters and outstanding individuals who support their mission of “advocating personal growthContinue Reading
Connecticut users of the streaming music service Spotify received emails recently that the state sales tax on digital goods wouldContinue Reading
The Roundup has once again sent questionnaires to every local candidate running for public office in this year’s election. InContinue Reading
The Roundup has once again sent questionnaires to every local candidate running for public office in this year’s election. InContinue Reading
Imagine Nation, A Museum Early Learning Center, located at One Pleasant Street in Bristol will be open from 9:30am-5pm onContinue Reading
The Roundup has once again sent questionnaires to every local candidate running for public office in this year’s election. InContinue Reading
This Friday, October 11th, U.S. Senator Chris Murphy and Mayor Zoppo-Sassu will host a roundtable discussion on the opioid crisis.Continue Reading
The City of Bristol is hoping voters will again participate with the City’s Stock our Shelters initiative on Election Day,Continue Reading
The Roundup has once again sent questionnaires to every local candidate running for public office in this year’s election. InContinue Reading
On October 7th at 6:00 pm-8:00 pm candidates for Municipal office including the Mayor, City Council, and Board of EducationContinue Reading
Governor Ned Lamont is reminding Connecticut residents that a new law he championed and signed earlier this year raising theContinue Reading
In about a month, voters will go the polls and vote in their municipal elections. They will choose candidates fromContinue Reading
October starts next week with a host of new laws that will go into effect on the first of theContinue Reading
CT News Junkie reports the Environment Committee Democrats flexed their muscles Monday and completely rewrote a bill that would haveContinue Reading
Governor Ned Lamont and a group of transportation advocates joined near the Devon Bridge in Milford this week to callContinue Reading
In honor of Dr. Seuss’s birthday and the 22nd annual National Education Association’s (NEA) Read Across America Day, State Representative Cara Pavalock-D’Amato (R-77) joinedContinue Reading
HARTFORD – State Representative Whit Betts (R-78) testified in front of the Transportation Committee earlier this week on behalf of a HouseContinue Reading
Washington, D.C. – In today’s Ways and Means Committee Hearing on “Our Nation’s Crumbling Infrastructure and the Need for ImmediateContinue Reading
A CT News Junkie report says Dems are bolstered by an election that put them firmly in control of theContinue Reading
New York boasts seven Presidents, Ohio five, and Connecticut boasts George Bush: W was born here but George H.W. BushContinue Reading
October is Manufacturing Month and the City of Bristol’s Bristol Development Authority hosted business tours with elected officials this pastContinue Reading
“The Roundup has once again sent questionnaires to every candidate running for public office in Bristol, Burlington, Plymouth, Terryville, andContinue Reading
Ned Lamont and Susan Bysiewicz, Democratic nominees for governor and lieutenant governor, unveiled a strategic agenda to empower, support andContinue Reading
“The Roundup has once again sent questionnaires to every candidate running for public office in Bristol, Burlington, Plymouth, Terryville, andContinue Reading
If the 2018 election were today, who would get your vote? Ned Lamont or Bob Stefanowski? Cast your vote right now!
“The Roundup has once again sent questionnaires to every candidate running for public office in Bristol, Burlington, Plymouth, Terryville, andContinue Reading
Ned Lamont, Democratic nominee for governor, and mental health advocate and former U.S. Rep. Patrick J. Kennedy hosted a roundtableContinue Reading
Chris Cillizza is a CNN Politics Reporter and Editor-at-Large, covering national politics including the White House, Congress and every districtContinue Reading
Expressions of American patriotism come in many forms — from setting off fireworks during Fourth of July and buying American-madeContinue Reading
Depending on who was speaking during the bump stock debate Tuesday night in the CT House, the bill was eitherContinue Reading
At the April 10th Council meeting, the City Council voted to support and sign the Net Neutrality Pledge. The actionContinue Reading
CNN — No one — probably not even Donald Trump — expected former FBI Director c’s memoir about his life andContinue Reading
Rep. Pavalock-D’Amato is inviting Bristol residents to take her brief online survey on the issues that are being discussed andContinue Reading
State Rep. Whit Betts recently voted in favor of two proposals that look to address and support Connecticut manufacturing. “I continueContinue Reading
The General Assembly’s Finance, Revenue and Bonding Committee — one of the largest and most influential of the committees —Continue Reading
Last October the legislature voted to spend millions of dollars to bail out the city of Hartford, which was beingContinue Reading
The Elect Laura Bartok campaign announced last Monday that they have reached all thresholds to qualify for the Citizen’s ElectionContinue Reading
Although Monday’s town hall discussion with Branford High School students and U.S. Sen. Richard Blumenthal was advertised as one thatContinue Reading
The news from the White House includes a porn star and the head of the National Enquirer and no one sees thatContinue Reading
U.S. Rep. Elizabeth Esty on Monday announced she would not seek re-election this fall as a growing list of state Democrats calledContinue Reading
Sinclair, America’s largest operator of local TV stations, is in the spotlight after a controversial promo video went viral overContinue Reading
State Rep. Whit Betts recently voted in favor of two proposals that look to address and support Connecticut manufacturing. “I continueContinue Reading