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Sen. McKinney, Malloy’s office, feud over the cancellation of this month’s State Bond Commission meeting

  Senate Minority Leader John McKinney, R-Fairfield, the highest profile Republican to have a candidate committee for governor, has reacted to Gov. Malloy’s announcement this morning of the

State Bond Commission on Tuesday will approve million$ for Stamford, Stratford, Trumbull, Danbury, Bridgeport projects

In a nutshell, the State Bond Commission, headed and controlled by Gov. Dannel Malloy, is scheduled tomorrow to approve: *$7 million for support housing units in Bridgeport. The money will be split

Westport’s popular Levitt Pavilion set to receive $500K

It’s still a week away, but the State Bond Commission just posted its agenda for Friday August 31. Among the items up for longterm state bonding is a $500,000 grant to Westport to replace the current

State Bond Commission meeting postponed until December 16

That $1 million to start the cleanup of the Barnum Avenue site on Bridgeport’s East Side, where someday a new Metro-North Commuter Rail station may be built, won’t be approved today, after all. The

Malloy, State Bond Commission, set to approve seed money for new train station on East Side of Bridgeport

The State Bond Commission on Friday is set to approve $1 million to begin work on a new Metro-North station on a contaminated seven-acre parcel along Barnum Avenue on Bridgeport’s East Side. The

Blogster asks Gov. Malloy all the tough questions about the new vote boards in state House of Reps

Tales from the audio tape The Blogster, at Gov. Dannel Malloy’s monthly news conference after the State Bond Commission: “So for $800,000 for the tote board in the House, shouldn’t they be getting,

Who need$ Broadway? Connecticut lawmaker$ will $ee their name$ in light$ to the tune of $800,000

The State Bond Commission on Friday is set to approve $800,000 for the purchase and installation of new electronic voting boards for the House of Representatives in the State Capitol. Let’s see, $800K