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Connecticut Governor Backs Enhanced Rail Plan For Western Massachusetts

by: Kari Njiiri

Connecticut Governor Dannel Malloy is weighing in on a plan that would bring bring enhanced passenger rail service to western Massachusetts. He is in favor if it, claiming it would benefit his state’s residents as well.

Back Next Week: Connecticut Legislature Pushes Budget Vote To Special Session

by: Henry Epp

Connecticut lawmakers will return next week to focus on the state’s $1 billion dollar deficit for the coming fiscal year.

Malloy Offers Mass. Advice On Casinos

by: Katherine Hazen

As his state prepares to build a third casino to compete with Springfield’s MGM, Conn. Gov. Dannel Malloy sounds less than excited about gambling.

Malloy Names His (Reluctant) Pick Of Republican Candidates

by: New England Public Radio News

It wouldn’t be his first choice, but Democratic Gov. Dannel Malloy of Conn. has a preferred Republican in the presidential race. Malloy visited Springfield to campaign for Hillary Clinton ahead of Tuesday’s primary.

Malloy Pushes Budget Cuts As Conn. Legislature Starts New Session

by: Henry Epp

Malloy will propose more than $550 million in across-the-board spending cuts for the next fiscal year. He delivers his State of the State address Wednesday.

Mass. AG Healey, Other New England Elected Officials Support Same-Sex Marriage Ruling

by: Adam Frenier

Massachusetts Attorney General Maura Healey is among those hailing today’s decision by the U-S Supreme Court granting same-sex couples the right to get married nationwide.

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