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Bridgeport jobs tied to vendors' taxes (Connecticut Post) - 178 weeks ago

BRIDGEPORT — Mayor John M. Fabrizi says he's ending the city's long-standing practice of paying companies for services even if they owe back taxes. "Any vendor who owes back taxes will not be allowed to do business with the city," Fabrizi said.

Former Naples police officers present cases for reinstatement (Bonita Daily News) - 178 weeks ago

Two former Naples police officers who have been fighting for months to be reinstated to the force will have to wait a little longer to find out if they will get their jobs back.

Remarks by Vice President Cheney at Luncheon for Congressman Jim Ryun (PR Newswire via Yahoo! Finance) - 178 weeks ago

The following is a transcript of remarks by Vice President Cheney at Luncheon for Congressman Jim Ryun:

Amendment seeks voter approval of a casino in West Warwick (The Providence Journal) - 178 weeks ago

Part of a series on statewide ballot questions

Rell, DeStefano Debate, Clash On Taxes (Eyewitness News 3 Hartford) - 178 weeks ago

Trailing in the polls, Democratic gubernatorial candidate John DeStefano went on the offensive, challenging Republican Gov. M. Jodi Rell on everything from ethics to energy policy in their first debate.

Rell, DeStefano face off in first debate (Stamford Advocate) - 178 weeks ago

Republican Gov. M. Jodi Rell and her Democratic challenger, New Haven Mayor John DeStefano, clashed in their first debate Monday on rising energy costs, ethics and taxes.

HELP OR HARD TIME (Connecticut Post) - 179 weeks ago

Efrain Rivera is charged with possession of narcotics, essentially the same crime Bridgeport Mayor John M. Fabrizi has acknowledged committing. But he finds himself in far different circumstances.

Straw walks into race row over Muslim women's veil (The Scotsman) - 179 weeks ago

JACK Straw, the former foreign secretary, waded into a race and sexism row last night after admitting he asks female Muslim constituents who visit him to remove their veils.

OTB or Not To Be (Hartford Advocate) - 179 weeks ago

Bristol Debates A New, Upscale Off Track Betting Facility. But Are Otbs Becoming Obsolete?

Democratic Town Committee wields power (Connecticut Post) - 180 weeks ago

BRIDGEPORT — The state's largest city and its dominant political party are so intertwined that experts liken them to the legendary machines that once ruled Chicago and New York.An analysis of the city's Democratic Town Committee membership reveals that more than two-thirds serve in city government or draw a paycheck from City Hall, and even more have a relative who does.