Alex Putterman

@alexputterman.bsky.social

Reporter for CT Insider, Hearst Connecticut Media. Proud Connecticut News Guild member. alex.putterman@hearstmediact.com

With the WNBA leaving, Connecticut is back to having no top-level sports franchises. Could the state attract another major-league team in the future? Economists and other experts offer the case for and the case against. www.ctinsider.com/sports/artic...

The Connecticut Sun are leaving. Can Connecticut still compete for a major-league team?

Economists and other experts won't rule out another top-level team in Connecticut's future.

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We asked Connecticut's two candidates for governor their stances on: - Taxing and spending - Immigration enforcement - Housing - Electric rates - Healthcare - Education - License plate cameras - AI data centers See where they stand: www.ctinsider.com/politics/art...

Where Lamont and Fazio stand on the issues ahead of Connecticut's election

Lamont and Fazio offered their thoughts on license plate readers, speed cameras, immigration, healthcare and more.

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We asked all four Democratic candidates in Connecticut's 1st Congressional District primary their positions on health care, immigration, taxation, foreign policy and more. Find out what they said: www.ctinsider.com/politics/art...

See where CT 1st District Democratic candidates stand on taxes, immigration, foreign policy and more

CT Insider asked all four candidates their positions on a range of issues ahead of the Aug. 11 primary.

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In the meantime, some of the journalists who Hearst has fired for unsubstantiated and unclear reasons need our help to get by and support their families now that they are unemployed. Please consider helping them out here: gofund.me/77e05d0d1

Donate to Solidarity fund for CT journalists, organized by CT News Guild

We're the CT News Guild — 100+ unionized journalists at Hearst CT and the CT newspape… CT News Guild needs your support for Solidarity fund for CT journalists

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If it seems to you like there are fewer journalists covering Connecticut, you’re right. This week, those ranks grew thinner: Hearst CT unjustly fired a highly experienced reporter who was respected by his peers, sources and readers.

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In many Connecticut towns, residents can go to the beach free or for small fees, while nonresidents are charged many times more. Residents, and some lawmakers, would like to see that change. Towns, though, generally aren't budging. www.ctinsider.com/connecticut/...

‘Absolutely ridiculous’: Connecticut beach towns charge nonresidents far more to park

Residents of some towns get season passes to the beach for free, while nonresidents pay hundreds of dollars.

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Want to support Hearst CT journalists in our negotiations for a fair contract? Post messages of solidarity on Monday and repost our updates here, on Instagram and X (@ctnewsguild). The more people who know about our fight to make CT a better place for journalists, the better!