CDNA and the University of Connecticut have agreed to co-host two Gubernatorial debates on Higher Education and Workforce Development. The first, featuring eleven of the twelve current Gubernatorial hopefuls was held at UConn Law School in West Hartford on Wednesday, April 21st. Click here to learn more. The next debate is scheduled for October, when we expect a more detailed debate as the field is narrowed. CDNA Successfully Defends Public's Right to Know
CDNA wishes to thank all those who've helped preserve the public's right to know in the debate over municipal public notices this session. As the Legislature concluded its business on Wednesday, June 5th, all proposals reducing the public's right to know had been defeated.
We will continue to work to demonstrate the value of public notice advertising in these and other venues. Please check back to see the latest updates.
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If you are interested in an up-to-date, easy to use reference to Connecticut's media, click the link above for more informaiton on CDNA's electronic media list.
A fundamental premise of a democratic society - that an informed citizenry must be made aware of the actions of the government that could affect their lives and property - public notice requirements have long been a part of the American tradition. Our member Connecticut newspapers hold this public trust sacred.
That is why, as the world of communication began to change, we created CTPublicnotices.org. Now, every public notice placed in any of our member papers is posted, free of charge, in this free, searchable database. With each and every daily Connecticut paper involved, it guarantees statewide coverage, through both newspaper and electronic media, for each and every notice required.
