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Bonds that funded the stalled minor-league baseball stadium in Hartford, Conn., could appeal to investors with appetite for risk, said Richard Larkin of Stoever Glass.
October 21 - Connecticut
The second bond-rating upgrade in 10 months for New Britain, Conn., is further proof the city is moving in the right direction, said Mayor Erin Stewart.
October 21 - Connecticut
Construction resumed on a minor-league baseball stadium in Hartford, Conn., after city officials finalized an agreement for surety provider Arch Insurance to finish the project.
October 19 - Connecticut
State budget troubles provided the backdrop as Connecticut sold $650 million in general obligation bonds and GO green bonds.
October 19 - Connecticut
Laurie Martin is deputy chief investment officer for Connecticuts $30 billion Connecticut Retirement Plans and Trust Funds, state Treasurer Denise Nappier announced.
October 12 - Connecticut
Hartford, Conn., Mayor Luke Bronin called his city's four-notch downgrade to junk by Moody's "a sober assessment" of the city's fiscal state.
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A House Democrat from Connecticut wants to use federal funds to construct a proposed $10 billion system of interstate highway tunnels in Hartford, Conn., that the state highway department deemed too expensive.
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A school funding case adds another layer of financial uncertainty for the beleaguered state government.
September 23 - Connecticut
Hartfords four-notch downgrade by S&P to BBB was dramatic, given the markets longstanding awareness of the fiscal woes in Connecticuts capital city.
September 23 - Connecticut
Hartford Mayor Luke Bronin timed his latest dire financial picture about his citys government with a call for a regional approach to problem solving in Connecticuts cities.
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