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A Council resolution would ask the state to let municipalities charge fees, that apparently might affect charities, houses of worship and others.

Gov. Ned Lamont (D-CT) has announced that he has appointed Awilda Reasco of New Britain and three others to the State Board of Education.

Democrat Richard Lacourciere has announced that he is running for State Representative in the Twenty-Fourth Assembly District.

Longtime community activist, Pastor Dana Smith, has announced that he is running to be the President of the North-Oak Neighborhood Revitalization Zone.

A public document appears to show that the city agreed to secrecy in the terms of the resignation of the former head of community services.

Rep. Rick Lopes (D-24) officially announced his campaign for State Senate, while three other Democrats announced their campaigns for State Representative.

State Rep. Rick Lopes (D-24) will reportedly announce that he will run for State Senate, and Ald. Manny Sanchez (D-AL) will reportedly run to succeed Lopes.

A City Council proposal would make changes to gender references in city ordinances, mainly by referring to male and female pronouns, instead of just male.

A controversial proposal to roll back New Britain’s ordinance on retail bags was tabled after public testimony was all in opposition to the plan.