Erica E. Phillips is a journalist based in Connecticut, focusing on local news and issues. She has written for various publications including the Connecticut Mirror, The Hartford Courant, Republican-American, and Hartford Business Journal. Erica's articles cover a wide range of topics, including maritime jobs, child care system overhauls, college graduates in CT, workplace inclusion for people with disabilities, and upcoming developments in sports and entertainment.
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Erica E. Phillips' coverage primarily focuses on local government announcements and expert commentary related to business, finance, economy, human resources, and employment in Connecticut. She has a specific interest in topics such as the CT child care system, maritime jobs in CT, small business loans in CT, minor league soccer developments in Bridgeport.
Given her focus on local issues within Connecticut's business landscape and government initiatives affecting businesses and employment opportunities, she is likely seeking sources who can provide insights or comments on these localized events. If you have expertise or involvement with any of these specific areas within Connecticut's business community or government policies impacting them directly – particularly relating to the CT child care system overhaul, maritime job initiatives or minor league soccer developments – your input could be valuable for reaching out effectively to Erica E. Phillips.
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By: Erica E. Phillips
Shahrzad Rasekh / CT Mirror In cannabis stores in Connecticut and Massachusetts, merchandising varies widely based on the states' different approaches to product safety. In Massachusetts, colorful branding is allowed as long as it doesn't target customers under 21, In Connecticut, packaging is black and white.
Erica E. Phillips writes about the upcoming U.S. presidential election and developing environmental infrastructure in Connecticut.
By: Erica E. Phillips
With incarcerated people now broadly eligible for financial aid through Pell Grants, CT officials are working on expanding education access.
By: Erica E. Phillips
With incarcerated people now broadly eligible for financial aid through Pell Grants, Connecticut officials are working on expanding education access.
By: Renata Daou, Erica E. Phillips
Klein Hernández views the historic flow of immigration to Connecticut as a benefit to the state and the region.
We asked people around CT which issues resonate most this election season. Their answers offer a kaleidoscopic look at our state.
By: Ginny Monk, Erica E. Phillips
As the polls closed Tuesday night, people across CT congregated to watch results of the race between Kamala Harris and Donald Trump roll in.
By: Erica E. Phillips
Support unbiased journalism in Connecticut. Join CT Mirror’s members today and make an impact.
By: Erica E. Phillips, Renata Daou, Shahrzad Rasekh, Jorge Alatrista
Support unbiased journalism in Connecticut. Join CT Mirror’s members today and make an impact.
By: Erica E. Phillips
If levies create challenges for CT’s exporters, ‘the wheels of commerce will come to a halt,’ the CT Business and Industry Association says.
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