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Joe Wojtas

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We check our politics at the door | The Day

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By Joe Wojtas, Jim Vertuno Verified, Michelle Price Verified
| The Day Verified
After I wrote a column last week about several new hires in our expanding newsroom, I heard from some readers concerned about the alleged political views of our new reporters and photojournalists. One called them "all far-left liberals" asking if we added any political diversity to the team. Not sure how he would know how they vote, but let's move on.
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Big staff news from The Day newsroom | The Day

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By Joe Wojtas, Michael Sisak Verified, Larry Neumeister Verified
| The Day Verified
Over the past few months, we have seen the departure of two very talented photojournalists as Sarah Gordon has moved on to the Connecticut Mirror and Dana Jensen has retired. Both dedicated many award-winning years to The Day and we will miss them tremendously, both as colleagues and friends.
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EB lands $76B contract to build 14 new subs | The Day

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By Joe Wojtas, Paul Wiseman Verified, Lauran Neergaard Verified
| The Day Verified
Groton — There was more good economic news for the region Wednesday afternoon as federal lawmakers announced the U.S. Navy has awarded a $76.6 billion contract to Electric Boat, the largest shipbuilding contract in modern history. The contract will support construction of five Columbia-class and nine Virginia-class submarines. It is the latest contract for the sub builder, which continues to hire thousands of workers to meet demand. It currently employs about 27,000 people. Meanwhile, U.S Rep.
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