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The money comes out of CT's Federal Cuts Response Fund, which lawmakers created last year to prop up programs cut by Trump administration.
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The money comes out of CT's Federal Cuts Response Fund, which lawmakers created last year to prop up programs cut by Trump administration.
Gov. Ned Lamont said state support is necessary to help Connecticut dairy farmers cope with rising costs and falling commodity prices.
The bill provided Lamont with a ready-made platform to tout his support among the state's labor unions ahead of the Democratic convention.
Gov. Ned Lamont happily cast himself Thursday as a sensible, centrist leader who has paid down crushing debts and boosted education.
A bell-to-bell cellphone ban for CT public schools cleared the House with bipartisan support; it might not get a vote in the Senate.
Lamont's new spokeswoman, Cathryn Vaulman, said that Lamont favors the bill with "commonsense protections'' and will sign it into law.