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Current News & Issues
May 8, 2012
REP. RYAN LAUDS APPROVAL OF EDUCATION REFORM LEGISLATION
State Representative Kevin Ryan hailed the education reform bill approved Tuesday as a victory for area children. READ MORE
May 1, 2012
HOUSE APPROVES DOMESTIC VIOLENCE BILL
Legislation Improves Police Procedures & Restraining Order Enforcement. READ MORE
April 25, 2012
REP. RYAN ANNOUNCES EXPECTED BONDING APPROVAL FOR DAM WORK IN LEBANON
Safety Measures and Investigations Protect Residents. READ MORE
April 10, 2012
LEGISLATORS PRAISE BAN OF SYNTHETIC DRUGS
Fayaz Khan owns 7-11 stores in Montville and New London, and has never sold synthetic drugs like K-2, a synthetic marijuana, or sage, a product that mirrors the effects of LSD. READ MORE
March 15, 2012
MONTVILLE ENERGY PLAN TAKES HIT IN NU MERGER
Utilities deal has no provision for biomass generation projects
A deal struck Tuesday that would create New England's largest utility company appears to have delivered another blow to a $100 million biomass conversion project planned for one of the town's power plants. READ MORE
March 13, 2012
MONTVILLE LAWMAKERS FIND OPPORTUNITY IN BIOMASS MERGER
The Montville region legislative delegation, led by the House Chair of the Public Health Committee, Rep. Betsy Ritter (Montville/Waterford), sent a letter to Governor Dannel P. Malloy in support of a proposed Montville Biomass project at the NRG power generating facility in town and encouraged him to consider a long term commitment for biomass generation in Connecticut. READ MORE
