AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoCost of Living: Connecticut families are feeling the squeeze from rising food, fuel, housing and utility costs. One Tariffville couple sold a car and cut back on children’s activities to make ends meet. Surveillance and Policing: Norwalk’s Public Safety Committee backed a five-year, $5.5 million Axon contract that could replace the city’s 11 Flock license-plate readers; the deal still needs further council review. State Politics: Three Connecticut House races are headed for recounts after the midterms, while Democrats prepare to lead the legislature. Sen. Chris Murphy has left the hospital after a stroke and is expected to miss several weeks of votes. Housing: Monroe rejected a zoning change that would have cleared the way for 84 apartments. Clean Energy: Revolution Wind is now operating at full commercial scale, supplying power to Connecticut and Rhode Island.
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