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Investigative reporter + intern coordinator @ctmirror. '26 Pulitzer winner. Formerly investigations @arkansasonline. Seeking ice cream/book recs
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Former Hartford treasurer denies shredding documents

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By Ginny Monk Verified
| The Connecticut Mirror Verified
Former Hartford City Treasurer Carmen Sierra on Friday denied wrongdoing and said she did not shred any documents when she returned to city property unannounced earlier this week, only to be escorted away by police. Sierra, who retired abruptly late Monday after nearly four years in office, held a press conference in front of Hartford City Hall on Friday.
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Police escort former Hartford treasurer off city property

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By Andrew Brown Verified, Ginny Monk Verified
| Hartford Business Journal Verified
Former Hartford Treasurer Carmen Sierra, who resigned her elected office earlier this week, was escorted off city property by police on Wednesday after she returned to the treasurer’s office unannounced. Hartford Mayor Arunan Arulampalam confirmed that Sierra, who served as city treasurer for nearly four years, accessed her former office without approval from city officials.
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Police escort former Hartford treasurer off city property

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By Andrew Brown Verified, Ginny Monk Verified
| The Connecticut Mirror Verified
Former Hartford Treasurer Carmen Sierra, who resigned her elected office earlier this week, was escorted off city property by police on Wednesday after she returned to the treasurer’s office unannounced. Hartford Mayor Arunan Arulampalam confirmed that Sierra, who served as city treasurer for nearly four years, accessed her former office without approval from city officials.
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