Gov. Ned Lamont on Tuesday signed but partially vetoed an omnibus bill passed by the General Assembly last week, striking six earmarks totaling more than $4 million over transparency concerns.

The Community Investment Fund 2030 was formed in 2021 as a way to steer more than $750 million of state bond money to 57 ...

Gov. Ned Lamont cut grants and earmarks worth $4 million from six sections of a bill that sped to passage with little review last week.

Vetoed items include a $750,000 grant for the Capital Region Education Council, where state Sen. Doug McCrory works.

The governor’s office confirmed the conversation, saying that a veto message was being drafted and most likely would be ...

Gov. Ned Lamont informed Democratic legislative leaders in a conference call Monday afternoon he intends to use his line-item ...

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New polling numbers released this week by the University of New Hampshire (UNH) Survey Center showed modest gains for Gov. Ned Lamont’s sole Democratic challenger ...

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Among the earmarks is $750,000 for the Capital Region Education Council, where veteran state Sen. Doug McCrory works.

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