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It's the second try for Connecticut's capital city, which last year fired a contractor over cost overruns and delays.
November 21 -
Treasurer Denise Nappier sees the just-passed spending plan as a roadblock to full funding.
November 16 -
Budget secretary Benjamin Barnes' latest revenue estimate comes two weeks after lawmakers passed a $41.3 billion biennial spending plan.
November 14 -
A commission would examine transferring capital assets to a trust and building asset values to benefit pension plans.
November 3 -
Moody's cited the city's reliance on nonrecurring revenues.
November 2 -
Funding shortfalls, delayed expansion projects, and gridlock threaten the viability of the Amazon bids, according to the Tri-State Transportation Campaign.
November 1 -
The governor's action ends a five-month impasse over the biennial spending plan, though work remains at the state capitol.
November 1 -
Despite relief for Hartford in the recently approved state budget, city leaders will continue to negotiate with bondholders and employee unions.
October 31 -
The House and Senate actions place the ball in the court of Gov. Dannel Malloy, who was sidelined during the negotiations.
October 26 -
The state Senate could bring the spending plan up for a vote that could help end a nearly five-month impasse.
October 25