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Capitol Avenue: Friends In High Places

Capitol Avenue with Ebong Udoma by WSHU

Jan 28, 20216:20Government & Organizations

Connecticut could dodge raising taxes and keep a surplus in its next two-year budget while dealing with a pandemic. Governor Ned Lamont says that's far more likely now that Joe Biden is president.

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