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Milford City Hall, Spring 2021
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Milford will drop its tax rate for the sixth year in row
With few changes, the Board of Aldermen adopted a $222 million budget for 2021-22, as recommended by the Board of Finance.
The state's average gas price Monday - recorded at $3.01 - was the highest since early May 2019 when the average price last surpassed the $3 mark in Connecticut.
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AAA: CT gas prices surpass $3 for first time since 2019
The state’s average gas price Monday — recorded at $3.01 — was the highest since early May 2019 when the average price last surpassed the $3 mark in Connecticut.
Shane Pritchard, Thomas Bretthauer, Jackson Warters and Keyshon Giles captured the 4x200 relay at the CT. Relay Festival in Middletown.
Sports
Law athletes take three firsts at CT Relay Festival
Shane Pritchard, Thomas Bretthauer, Jackson Warters and Keyshon Giles won the 4x200 relay at the CT. Relay Festival held in Middletown. The Lawmen ran a 1:34.13 to best Ellington’s time of 1:34.71. “The athletes had a great time competing against new competition and running different relays,” Law coach Joe Beler said. “This was a great meet for the kids to bond and come together with SCC's and...
Dust Bowl Revival will return to CHIRP on July 8.
Entertainment
CHIRP is back — and ready to rock — in Ridgefield this summer
CHIRP’s free summer concerts return to Ridgefield’s Ballard Park on June 1 with a performance by Caravan of Thieves.
In a file photo, customers enjoy lunch at an Applebee's Neighborhood Grill & Bar in New York.
living
Applebee’s offering free appetizer with job application
Applebee’s, hoping to hire 10,000 new employees, will offer interviewees vouchers for a free appetizer.
Opponents of highway tolls in Connecticut pose in front of an inflatable "Toll Troll" in 2019 outside the state Capitol in Hartford. The Yankee Institute for Public Policy organized the protest ahead of a planned committee vote on tolls.
Opinion
Opinion: Here’s why the state’s tax grab is a big loser
While Hartford politicians are eager to spend more money when it comes in, they’re reluctant to curb that spending when it doesn’t.
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