The issue of whether elderly relatives should live their final days in nursing homes, or be cared for in their own home or that of a relative, is quickly emerging from the shadows of legislative committees into the limelight of public debate. The aging Baby Boomer generation will bring unprecedented financial burdens to state...
At two Connecticut condominium complexes last year the vast majority of the owners participating in the budget meetings opposed maintenance fee increases. The increases were enacted anyway. Why? Because a state law that requires condo associations to get approval from unit owners for annual budgets made it nearly impossible to defeat a budget at...
A minor stroke on Christmas day hasn’t seemed to slow State Sen. Edith Prague D-Columbia even a half step. She returned to the state Capitol in late January, went right back to work and says she’ll be running for another term! “Too many important things are happening, I’ve got to be here,” she told...
Ct Governor Dannel P. Malloy today called Connecticut Light and Power’s (CL&P) consumer reimbursements following the long-term outages that occurred as a result of the October Nor’easter a good first step, but said he expects more to be done to protect consumers. “These reimbursements are a good first step in compensating our residents for...