Lamont's former chief of staff may have violated state policy in using state cars for personal trips and Marc talks about his new investigation.

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When it was announced that Tieqiang Ding, a seemingly wealthy and well-educated Chinese businessman, had finalized the purchase of Putnam Science Academy (PSA) in October 2015, it was seen as a triumph for the small town.

Despite appearances, however, not all is as it seems.

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On this episode of Inside Update Conner talks to Marc talk about his latest investigation, Unsealed: Bidding irregularities in Haddam state-funded project, and the Kamala cover-up in Bloomfield.

Unsealed: https://bit.ly/3YgCnGu
Kamala Cover-Up: https://bit.ly/3UxZiMA

Connecticut Inside Investigator is a nonprofit newsroom on a mission to inform the people of Connecticut through investigative journalism and inspire the public through engaging stories.

We envision a better Connecticut where corruption has been rooted out.

It’s Personal: How your information is being exposed through FOIA: https://bit.ly/3Nq1e5O

Connecticut Inside Investigator is a nonprofit newsroom on a mission to inform the people of Connecticut through investigative journalism and inspire the public through engaging stories.

We envision a better Connecticut where corruption has been rooted out.

Meet our new investigative reporter, Alex Appel. 

Connecticut Inside Investigator is a nonprofit newsroom on a mission to inform the people of Connecticut through investigative journalism and inspire the public through engaging stories.

We envision a better Connecticut where corruption has been rooted out.

Education Regulation: Connecticut’s Homeschooling Debate
As of fall 2020, 7.5% of Connecticut families were choosing to homeschool. Some regulators want new rules, but many parents are pushing back.

E-Can-Omics: The impact of raised deposits
Connecticut bottle deposits have gone up, and that means a shift in the landscape for collection, redemption, and spending.

Connecticut Inside Investigator is a nonprofit newsroom on a mission to inform the people of Connecticut through investigative journalism and inspire the public through engaging stories.

We envision a better Connecticut where corruption has been rooted out.

Unplugged: The $7 billion tax in your electric bill
It seems everybody in Connecticut loves to hate their electric company, especially after the latest two rounds of rate increases. But the question is, should they?
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We envision a better Connecticut where corruption has been rooted out.

Digging In: Cemetery Association Transparency
Bill Comerford became a member of Wallingford’s Center Street Cemetery in 2012 to fulfill a promise to a dying friend. His involvement would result in multiple legal battles, including a lawsuit, multiple hearings before the Freedom of Information Commission (FOIC), and a challenge in state superior court.

Read the full investigation: https://bit.ly/3Xl04yr

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66 Kilos: Weed, politics, and a warehouse in Suffield 

“I’m just a sp#c to them,” said Rick Sotil, business owner in Suffield. "god-forbid I’m someone with stature in this town.”

Read the full investigation.

Connecticut Inside Investigator is a nonprofit newsroom on a mission to inform the people of Connecticut through investigative journalism and inspire the public through engaging stories.

We envision a better Connecticut where corruption has been rooted out.

Controversy ensued after waiver decisions for the state’s Right to Read law were released. We examined the process, findings, and responses. Read More: https://bit.ly/4fAHgC9 

Connecticut Inside Investigator is a nonprofit newsroom on a mission to inform the people of Connecticut through investigative journalism and inspire the public through engaging stories.

We envision a better Connecticut where corruption has been rooted out.