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The University of Connecticut plans to issue about $300 million of GO bonds under its UConn2000 infrastructure improvement program.
March 20 - Connecticut
Standard & Poor's changed its outlook on Connecticut GO bonds to negative as the state prepares for a $500 million sale.
March 10 - Connecticut
The Connecticut Retirement Security Board picked Boston College's Center for Retirement Research and Mercer Oliver Wyman to explore a public retirement plan for private-sector employees.
March 6 - Rhode Island
Municipal bond issuance volume in the Northeast was little changed in 2014, rising 1% from 2013 volume as issuers weighed low interest rates against their ongoing fiscal challenges.
February 20 -
Connecticut governor proposes 30-year, $100 billion transportation program to modernize state's highway and transit infrastructure.
February 18 - Connecticut
The Connecticut Housing Finance Authority reported strong retail demand in its oversubscribed sale of housing mortgage finance program bonds.
February 13 -
The Republican caucuses of Connecticut's House and Senate propose a transportation bonding plan as an alternative to highway tolls.
February 12 - Connecticut
The Connecticut Housing Finance Authority plans to sell $150 million of mortgage finance program bonds, starting with a retail order day on Monday.
February 9 -
Connecticut will receive $36 million of a $1.4 billion multistate settlement with Standard & Poor's over allegations that S&P misled investors, state officials announced.
February 5 - Connecticut
Attorney Lisa Grasso Egan will serve as Connecticut's undersecretary for labor relations, state budget director Benjamin Barnes announced Jan. 30.
January 30