More flak on Flock
Americans in Connecticut and across the country are opposing mass surveillance technologies like Flock. The movement has garnered bipartisan support from citizens concerned about privacy and government monitoring.
With bipartisan support, Americans across the county and in Connecticut are showing they do not accept mass surveillance.
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A Connecticut working group proposed changes to Public Act 490 following farmer protests against tax hikes. The group suggests taxing land based on its current use rather than fair-market value. These recommendations aim to provide tax relief for agricultural parcels.
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Central Connecticut State University President Zulma Toro announced her resignation following allegations of bullying and retaliation. The move follows complaints from employees regarding her conduct. Toro's departure marks the end of her tenure at the institution.
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Nearly 100 new Connecticut laws will take effect on October 1. These regulations cover various issues, including artificial intelligence, Flock license plate cameras, and distracted driving. Other measures involve ICE enforcement policies across the state.