Power & Politics: Lamont’s emergency powers; the cannabis countdown; redrawing the political map
Gov. Lamont wants to stretch the state's COVID-19 emergency into 2022. If it expires, homeless shelters could face a crisis.
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Sep 18, 2021, 10:57 PM
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Lamont wants to stretch the state's COVID-19 emergency into 2022. If it
expires, homeless shelters could face a crisis.
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