Connecticut Legislative Committee Approves Sunday Alcohol Sales
A bill that would allow Connecticut package stores to sell alcohol on Sundays has passed its first legislative hurdle.
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A bill that would allow Connecticut package stores to sell alcohol on Sundays has passed its first legislative hurdle.
When MF Global, the financial company headed by former New Jersey Gov. Jon Corzine, came crashing down last fall, $1.2 billion vanished.
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