Lesser Releases Statement Following Announcement From Chubb

The insurance giant Chubb said it will no longer pursue an acquisition of The Hartford Financial Services Group.

Middletown City's Charter Revision Commission Meets On May 5

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Sen. Lesser Applauds Approval Of Major Health Care Reform Laws

New legislation will make health insurance more affordable for families, small businesses and non-profits.

Middletown City's Charter Revision Commission Meets On April 27

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State Sen. Lesser Leads Senate Passage Of Travel Insurance Bill

Legislation will expand travel insurance coverage for a person who dies by suicide and for their traveling companion.

CT Senate Passes Bill On Health Insurance Coverage For Newborns

Middletown City's Charter Revision Commission Meets On April 21

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City’s Charter Revision Commission Meets on April 21st

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Former Middletown School Will Not House Migrant Children: Report

Connecticut Gov. Ned Lamont toured the former juvenile offender facility earlier this month, sources report.

Middletown City's Charter Revision Commission Meets On April 13

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Sen. Lesser Responds To Advancement Of Voting Rights Bill

"Connecticut has a historic opportunity in 2021 to enshrine the right to vote in law - ensuring that all voters are protected," Lesser said.

Lamont Considers Housing Migrant Children In Middletown: Reports

Gov. Ned Lamont is considering housing migrant children at a former juvenile training school in Middletown.

Middletown Mayor Florsheim Releases 2021-2022 Budget

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Mayor Proposes ‘Flat’ Budget In Middletown

Middletown Mayor Ben Florsheim said he is proposing an “essentially flat” budget and looks to deliver a small tax reduction for residents.

Travelers Championship Extends Title Sponsorship With PGA Tour

State Senator Matt Lesser applauded the agreement to extend the sponsorship title through 2030.

Federal Tax Payments And Refunds: How Do Yours Stack Up?

Compare your federal tax payments and refunds to state and national averages.

Middletown City's Charter Revision Commission Meets On April 7

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Beyond Recycling: Zero Waste Swaps At Home

See the latest announcement from the City of Middletown.

Middletown City's Charter Revision Commission Meets On March 24

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Middletown City’s Charter Revision Commission Meets On March 16

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Middletown State Rep. Supports Center For Worker Ownership Bill

State Representatives Brandon Chafee (D-Middletown) and Cristin McCarthy Vahey (D-Fairfield) testified in support of a bill they introduced.

Middletown Car Dealer Sentenced For Role In Loan Fraud Scheme

The used car salesman was accused of defrauding lenders out of more than $260,000 through an auto loan scheme, according to officials.

Middletown DEEP Worker Fined For Ethics Violations

The former Connecticut DEEP worker used state resources to run several private businesses while he was working, according to officials.

Middletown City’s Charter Revision Commission Meets On March 10

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Middletown City’s Charter Revision Commission Meets On February 24

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Sen. Lesser Responds To Governor's Affordable Healthcare Proposal

"It’s clear that Governor Lamont understands that Connecticut needs bold action to make health insurance more affordable," Lesser said.

CT Legislators Unveil Healthcare Reform Legislation

SB 842 is a comprehensive proposal to make health insurance more affordable for families and small businesses.

Parking Ban Announced, City Hall Closed: Middletown Mayor

Middletown Mayor Ben Florsheim announced City Hall will be closed on Monday due to the impending snowstorm.

Middletown Charter Revision Commission Will Meet On February 10

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Panhandling On The Rise In Middletown During Pandemic: Report

Officials are exploring ways to address an increase in panhandling in Middletown during the coronavirus pandemic.

Middletown City’s Charter Revision Commission Meets On January 27

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Middletown Postal Supervisor Stole Packages, Sentenced: Feds

The man was accused of stealing packages that included an Apple computer, PlayStation and Nintendo gaming devices and more, officials said.

U.S. Capitol Riots An ‘Affront’ To Democracy: Middletown Mayor

Middletown Mayor Ben Florsheim said decisive action will be taken on any city worker or elected official found to take part in such events.

City Of Middletown's Charter Revision Commission Will Meet On January 13

The meeting will be held online via WebEx.

Middletown Mayor, 28, Receives COVID-19 Vaccine Early

Middletown Mayor Ben Florsheim and 11 other city workers received the vaccine early after officials said extra doses were about to expire.

Sen. Lesser, Reps. Wood And Scanlon Release Healthcare Statement

The officials responded today to Gov. Lamont's statements on the need to enact health reforms in 2021.

Rep. Brandon Chafee Sworn In To Represent 33rd House District

Chafee was sworn in today to serve for the General Assembly's 2021 session.

Middletown City’s Charter Revision Commission Meets On December 30

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Coronavirus Outbreak Closes City Buildings In Middletown: Mayor

Mayor Ben Florsheim said all city buildings will be closed to the public for more than a week due to a coronavirus outbreak among employees.

City Hall In Middletown To Be Closed Dec. 17

City Hall will be closed due to the impending snowstorm, Mayor Ben Florsheim announced Wednesday.