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Cofounder @51stNews, web editor @Governing, writer and editor at other places too. Previously ME at @DCist. Mexicana de California. Support local news.
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Connecticut Towns Cash In on Mini Liquor Bottle Surcharge

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By Natalie Delgadillo Verified, Carl Smith
| GOVERNING Verified
The program adds a surcharge of five cents to any bottle of alcohol under 50 mL. It targets small bottles holding a standard shot of liquor commonly known as “nips” in the Northeast (the name surfaced in the 1770s, from the slightly more dignified European word “nipperkin,” meaning alcohol measuring less than a half-pint). The money generated goes to back the town where the bottles were sold and is put towards litter and waste reduction initiatives.
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Connecticut's AG Is a Fighter Who Punches Way Above His Weight

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By Natalie Delgadillo Verified
| GOVERNING Verified
Editor's Note: This article appears in Governing's Fall 2025 Magazine. You can subscribe here. Last fall, just before Election Day, William Tong went pheasant hunting in South Dakota. He’s the Democratic attorney general of Connecticut, but most of the colleagues who joined him on the trip were Republican AGs. Perhaps surprisingly in this polarized time, Tong has real friendships with his colleagues across the aisle.
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Why Public Officials Should Nurture Local News

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By Natalie Delgadillo Verified, Jared Brey Verified, Mattie Quinn
| buff.ly
It’s hardly news that governments face challenges communicating with constituents in our fractured media landscape. Certainly “building a brand,” primarily through social media, is a necessary component of modern public-sector public relations. But with local news in danger of extinction, government communicators should be cautious of PR efforts that ignore the role of reliable local news in the community.
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