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A mix of debt restructuring and labor concessions could keep Connecticut's capital out of bankruptcy court.
August 11 -
The Norwich City Council voted unanimously Monday to send an ordinance appropriating $5 million in bond money for infrastructure improvements to referendum.
August 8 -
Benjamin Barnes cited austerity measures and some revenue improvements.
July 21 -
The rating agency cited state budget volatility that affects local government aid.
July 20 -
Norwalk went forward with a $35 million bond sale Tuesday to pay for school construction and other capital improvements projects.
July 19 -
Three major rating agencies have reaffirmed Norwalk, Conn.'s top-notch credit rating in advance of a $35 million bond sale next week.
July 14 -
It's two downgrades this week for Connecticut's troubled capital city.
July 13 -
Costly mandates and aging infrastructure are among the challenges S&P cited.
July 13 -
A collaborative effort is needed to keep Hartford out of bankruptcy, Connecticut Gov. Dannel Malloy said.
July 12 -
Junk status underscores the need for a 'far-sighted restructuring,' according to Luke Bronin.
July 12