This is a copy of a survey recently conducted by the New Haven Public Schools

TNTP First Round Data Report 012710 Final Draft

The White House announced that Connecticut will get $40 million in federal stimulus funds to install 10 miles of double tracks between New Britain and Newington; the state has already committed $26 million toward the project. This is what it should look like.

New Haven Hartford Spring Field Map Request

This is the report released by the Milford, Conn. Board of Education on its investigation into allegations against Superintendent of Schools Harvey B. Polansky.

Milford Board of Education Report

This is a copy of the United States Supreme Court ruling that allows companies and unions to produce and run their own campaign ads, among other things.


US Supreme Court Ruling

This is a copy of the letter Sec. of the State Susan Bysiewicz sent to Attorney General Richard Blumenthal, asking for a ruling on whether the requirement that attorney general candidates have 10 years of active practice is constitutional.


BysiewiczOpinionRequest
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These are the complaints filed against Milford Superintendent of Schools Harvey B. Polansky with the Connecticut Commission on Human Rights and Opportunities.

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This is the full statement Conn. Attorney General Richard Blumenthal put out on Jan. 14 regarding an announcement by Bernie's that it would file for bankruptcy:

Attorney General Richard Blumenthal announced today that Bernie’s Audio Video TV Appliance Co., Inc. has filed a petition for bankruptcy, and has assured his office that it intends to honor consumer deposits, gift cards and other customer programs.
Blumenthal said that he will fight for any action necessary -- including court approval -- for the deposits and gift cards to be honored. Blumenthal’s office is reviewing the petition, and will monitor the bankruptcy proceeding to ensure that consumers are fully protected.
A representative for the company provided an estimate to Blumenthal’s office that there are as much as $200,000 in unredeemed gift cards. Blumenthal said the company has assured his office that it will also seek court approval to honor any returns, complete special orders awaiting delivery or provide refunds if items are not in stock. The company also has confirmed publicly that warranties will continue to be honored by a third party.
The company has requested a hearing be held tomorrow at the U.S. Bankruptcy Court in Hartford.
“Bernie’s has made a pledge to protect consumers, and we are hopeful that the bankruptcy court will uphold that promise -- to honor all gift cards, deposits and other guarantees,” Blumenthal said. “In these economic times, more than ever before, consumers must be protected when businesses file for bankruptcy.
“I am pleased that Bernie’s -- more than most bankrupt companies -- recognizes its responsibility to consumers even as it faces financial fallout. My office will continue to monitor this bankruptcy proceeding to ensure that consumers are protected and promises honored.”

This is a motion filed Jan. 14 by New Haven Chief Public Defender Thomas Ullmann for his client Steven J. Hayes, who is accused of murder in the slaying of Jennifer Hawke-Petit and her daughters, 11-year-old Michaela and 17-year-old Hayley, in Cheshire.

Defense Motion