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10/16/2026 · Windham County
Economic Nobel Focuses on Price Stickiness and Recessions
This year's Nobel Memorial Prize in Economic Sciences recognizes work explaining why prices do not adjust immediately to economic shifts. This research offers insights into the persistence of recessions and potential policy responses. It highlights the concept of 'sticky' prices in economic models.
Bank of America Fined $1.2 Billion for Sanctions Violations
The U.S. Treasury Department ordered Bank of America to pay a $1.2 billion penalty. Investigators found the bank did not report billions of dollars in transactions that raised sanctions-related concerns. This fine marks the third-highest penalty ever issued by the Treasury Department.
10/16/2026
Pope Leo Undergoes Successful Lung Cancer Surgery
Pope Leo, 71, successfully underwent surgery to remove a lung nodule, the Vatican reported. Doctors diagnosed the Catholic Church leader with the most common form of lung cancer. NBC News' Anne Thompson provided details on the development.
10/16/2026
Factory Workers Express Concerns Over Tariff Impacts
Factory workers across various industries are raising questions about the economic impact of recently implemented tariffs. These employees express concerns regarding potential job reductions rather than an anticipated manufacturing increase. The discussions center on how import taxes could reshape employment within the sector.
10/16/2026
CVS Agrees to Pay $315 Million to Settle Opioid Case
CVS Pharmacy has reached a $315 million settlement with the U.S. Justice Department. The agreement resolves a 2024 lawsuit regarding the company's dispensing of opioids and other controlled substances.
10/16/2026
Indian Factory Workers Document Tasks for Robot Training
Factory workers in India are recording their daily tasks using wearable cameras. This data collection aims to train robots to perform similar functions. The initiative raises questions about future employment for these workers.
10/16/2026
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View allNew Britain Common Council Invites the Public to Attend a Discussion on Homelessness
The New Britain Common Council is pleased to invite all New Britain residents to attend a public discussion on homelessness. This important session will provide an opportunity for community members to share their perspectives, concerns, and ideas regarding homelessness in our city. The Common Council is committed to understanding the multifaceted nature of this issue and to working collaboratively towards effective solutions. Your participation is vital as we seek to address the challenges faced by individuals experiencing homelessness in New Britain. Details regarding the date, time, and location of the discussion will be announced shortly. Please monitor the City of New Britain website and official social media channels for further updates.
New Britain Commission on Community and Neighborhood Development Overview
COMMISSION ON COMMUNITY AND NEIGHBORHOOD DEVELOPMENT CHAIRPERSON: COMMISSIONERS: Michael R. Clark Lisa M. Lanza Thomas D. McBride Susan M. Miller Michael A. O'Connell Kevin L. Porter David P. Rabe Michael A. Ryan Richard J. Smith Diane R. Stockwell Elaine T. Williams MEETING DATES: Agendas and Minutes are posted on this page as they become available. PURPOSE: The Commission on Community and Neighborhood Development (CCND) serves to advise the Mayor and the City Council on all matters relating to community development, including but not limited to, housing, urban renewal, code enforcement, housing rehabilitation, community services and programs designed to enhance the quality of life for the residents of New Britain. FUNCTIONS: 1. To review and make recommendations to the Mayor and City Council on all applications for Federal, State and Private Funding for community development projects and programs. 2. To review and make recommendations to the Mayor and City Council on all proposed zoning changes, special permits and variances that may affect the community and neighborhood development within the City. 3. To identify and analyze the needs of the City's neighborhoods and recommend strategies to address these needs. 4. To encourage and promote resident participation in community development activities. 5. To promote and encourage inter-agency cooperation and coordination in the delivery of community services. 6. To promote and encourage neighborhood revitalization and the preservation of affordable housing. 7. To promote and encourage the development of programs for youth and seniors. 8. To promote and encourage the development of programs for persons with disabilities. 9. To promote and encourage the development of programs for public safety. 10. To promote and encourage the development of programs for economic development. For information contact the Office of the Mayor at (860) 826-3100.
Upcoming Meetings for New Britain's Youth and Family Services Commission Announced
The Commission typically meets monthly. Please check the city's official calendar for the most up-to-date meeting schedule and agendas.
Public Notices
View allLegal Notice - Item No. 37252 - Administration, Finance and Law Public Hearing
Public Hearing - 09/24/2026
Legal Notice - Item No. 37257 Planning, Zoning and Housing Public Hearing
Public Hearing - 09/24/2026
AG Jepsen: States Reach $68M Settlement with UBS for LIBOR Manipulation
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Statement from AG Jepsen on Granting of Temporary Restraining Order in 3-D Printed Firearms Case
Other - 07/31/2018
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