By Christopher Keating, The Hartford Courant, Conn. Apr. 15--With Democrats still fighting over ethics reform, Republicans jumped into the breach Monday with a 26-page ethics amendment in an attempt to force a vote as early as this week.

By Brian Lockhart, The Stamford Advocate, Conn. Mar. 27--HARTFORD -- Lawmakers said yesterday it is too soon to judge the success of the state's film tax credits.

By Helen Bennett Harvey By Gregory B. Hladky Capitol Bureau Chief The next round in Connecticut's long-running and very sticky debate over recycling and plastic water bottles is already under way and should be heating up soon.

By Charles Kochakian I was angry when I read the information in the Register about House Speaker Jim Amann's giving my tax money to parochial schools. As a teacher who retired from public schools after almost 40 years, I know how schools struggle for sufficient funding.

By James Tinley MILFORD -- The superintendent of schools has given the go- ahead to plan a school-based health center at a city high school, but don't expect students to be offered birth control or abortion counseling along with routine checkups. Superintendent of Schools Harvey B.