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Op-ed: Mismanaged finances holding state’s economy back
In a recent article published by Barron’s Financial Magazine, states were ranked based on their ability to properly manage their finances. The article combined debt and unfunded pension liabilities relative to Gross Domestic Product (GDP) to measure all 50 states, and unfortunately, Connecticut was ranked dead last. While most other states have prevented a... »
Business association recognizes Greene
HARTFORD — The Connecticut Business and Industry Association recognized state Rep. Len Greene (R-105) for having a perfect voting record on bills impacting Connecticut’s economic growth and business climate. Legislators were scored on seven measures based on their opposition or support for the association’s positions. Some of the bills assessed include the Governor’s budget... »
Greene achieves perfect voting record
HARTFORD — For the second year in a row, state Rep. Len Greene (R-105) earned a 100 percent voting record for all roll call votes taken on the floor of the House of Representatives during the 2012 regular session. “I take great pride in representing the 105th District in the General Assembly,” said Greene... »
Capitol briefs
Rebimbas objects to bill to increase campaign financing HARTFORD — A bill proposed by Gov. Dannel Malloy that would increase campaign contribution limits and the primary election grant for gubernatorial candidates drew sharp objections from state Rep. Rosa Rebimbas (R-70). According to a release issued by Rebimbas’s office, House Bill 5528, “AAC Changes to... »
Greene stands behind GOP budget adjustment
HARTFORD — State Republicans unveiled their alternative budget adjustments for Fiscal year 2013 on Thursday. “Even after the largest tax increase in our state’s history we still find ourselves entrenched in debt by $200 million — proving that our budget is not working effectively,” said state Rep Len Greene (R-105) in a news release.... »
Veterans’ memorial legislation moves ahead
HARTFORD — Legislation proposed by Valley legislators to increase the penalties on the desecration of war and veterans’ memorials is moving forward. The Select Committee on Veterans Affairs recently gave approval for the bill pass out of the public hearing process to continue the legislative procedure, according to a release issued by the office... »
Greene joins Republican colleagues to outline priorities
HARTFORD — State Republicans recently outlined several of their priorities for the current session. Republican lawmakers focused specifically on responsible budgeting, education reform, improved government transparency and continued progress on job creation, according to a release issued by state Rep. Len Greene’s (R-105) office. Citing the legislature’s constitutional requirement to focus on budgetary, revenue... »
Greene expresses concerns over Malloy’s address
HARTFORD — State Rep. Len Greene (R-105) spoke on his impressions of Gov. Dannel Malloy’s address to the legislature on the opening day of the session.. The “short session,” which began Wednesday and runs from through the first week in May, will center on adjusting the state budget and reforming the education system in... »
Greene hosts forum on jobs bill
SEYMOUR — State Rep. Len Greene (R-105) hosted a Small Business Forum Wednesday morning showcasing the details of the bipartisan “jobs” bill approved in the special legislative session last October. More than four dozen people came to the Seymour Town Hall, where state Rep. Themis Klardies (R-114), along with representatives from the state’s Department... »
Greene to seek harsher penalties for memorial thefts
HARTFORD — State Rep. Len Greene (R-105) wants to see tougher penalties for people who deface or steal veterans’ monuments. Greene announced this week he will be putting in legislation during the upcoming session to strengthen current state law and to increase penalties on people convicted of defacing or stealing veterans’ monuments. “Recently there... »