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Opinion: NY booed Wyndham Clark. Connecticut can do better at Travelers Original

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By Mike DeLuca Verified
| CT Insider Verified
Golfer Wyndham Clark, left, with Hearst Connecticut Media Group Publisher Mike DeLuca during the Travelers Pro-Am at TPC River Highlands in Cromwell, Conn., in June 2025. Mike DeLuca contributed photo/Contributed Wyndham Clark arrives in Connecticut for the Travelers Championship this week not just as a U.S. Open champion, but as a man who has lived through one of the more difficult public reckonings in recent golf memory. He also arrives as someone who deserves a fair reception.
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Opinion: Connecticut lawmakers should think carefully before weakening public notice Original

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By Mike DeLuca Verified
| CT Insider Verified
If Connecticut lawmakers want to know how their constituents will judge them years from now, they should consider one simple question before voting on House Bill 5289: An Act Concerning the Publication of Municipal Legal Notices. House Bill 5289 proposes shifting many required public notices from independent local newspapers and websites to municipal websites. Basically, it allows towns and cities not to tell you what they’re doing — zoning, budget, hearings, etc.
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Opinion: Connecticut lawmakers should think carefully before weakening public notice

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By Mike DeLuca Verified
| The Norwalk Hour Verified
House Bill 5289: An Act Concerning the Publication of Municipal Legal Notices proposes shifting many required public notices from independent local newspapers and websites to municipal websites. John Breunig/Hearst Connecticut Media If Connecticut lawmakers want to know how their constituents will judge them years from now, they should consider one simple question before voting on House Bill 5289: An Act Concerning the Publication of Municipal Legal Notices.
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