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One Year After George Floyd Murder: Progress and Challenges in New Britain
A year after the murder of George Floyd by a police officer set off protests, people are reflecting on progress – and continuing challenges.
Council To Meet on Approving Stewart Budget
Republican Mayor Erin Stewart has called a June 3rd meeting for the Republican-dominated City Council to vote on her city budget.
Democrats’ Nominating Committee Recommendations Taking Shape
The Democrats’ Nominations Committee is nearing the task assembling a potential city election slate, but the process is far from over.
Little Poland Festival Cancelled Again in 2021
With “a heavy heart” community leader Adrian Baron has announced “that we will not be hosting our annual Little Poland Festival this year.”
Multicultural Business Coalition to Be Formed
Pastor Dana Smith, together with Michele Stewart-Copes and Dr. Marie M. Spivey, both of SEET Consultants, LLC, are announcing an effort to form a new Multicultural Business Coalition in New Britain.
3 of 4 New Britain Representatives Vote to End Prison Gerrymandering
Rep. Bobby Sanchez, Rep. Peter Tercyak & Rep. Manny Sanchez voted to end prison gerrymandering, while Rep. William Petit voted to maintain it
Lamont and Union Announce Nursing Home Worker Wage Increases
Gov. Ned Lamont (D) and the District 1199 union have announced “historic” wage increases for nursing home workers, averting a strike…
Lamont and Union Announce Nursing Home Worker Wage Increases
Gov. Ned Lamont (D) and the District 1199 union have announced “historic” wage increases for nursing home workers, averting a strike…
1199 Workers Still Seeking Livable Wages
1199 union members are still planning go on strike at nursing homes this Friday, citing the need for livable wages and benefits.
Upgrades to Arch Street Basketball Court Advocated
The city Department of Public Works has responded to a petition by three City Council members seeking improvements to an Arch Street park.