Finance

Attorneys General Question Google’s New Privacy Policy

February 22, 2012
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Attorneys General Question Google’s New Privacy Policy

Ct Attorney General George Jepsen joined with attorneys general of 36 states and territories today in raising strong concerns about a new privacy policy by Google, Inc., scheduled to take effect March 1 for all users of Google products and services. Under the new privacy policy, Google gives itself the freedom to combine users’...

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Granny Snatching: Media Discovers Granny Snatching in Connecticut; We’re Saved!?

February 22, 2012
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Granny Snatching: Media Discovers Granny Snatching in Connecticut; We’re Saved!?

Everyone I know sent me a copy of the news article that surfaced last week concerning a Fairfield family in which a son is attempting to have his 98-year-old mother confined in an elder care facility while he takes her house and sells it. (Thanks to everyone I know, it was very much appreciated.)...

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93 Ct School Districts Have Not Fired A Certified Teacher For Any Reason In Six Years

February 22, 2012
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93 Ct School Districts Have Not Fired A Certified Teacher For Any Reason In Six Years

Story includes a list of all 93 school districts that never fired a certified teacher. Most Conn. school districts didn’t fire any certified teachers over 6-year period Ninety-three Connecticut school districts did not fire a certified teacher between Fall 2004 and Summer 2010, according to a review of state Department of Education data, including...

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Ct Murder Rate Three Times Higher Than Ct Teacher Fire Rate

February 21, 2012
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Ct Murder Rate Three Times Higher Than Ct Teacher Fire Rate

According to FBI crime statistics, each year in Connecticut there are more murder victims than fired teachers. There is a murder every three days. A certified teacher is fired every nine. Malloy wants to change policies that keep teachers in place The average American is 17 times more likely to get laid off or...

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