Ginny Monk is a Children's Issues and Housing Reporter at CT Mirror. She covers a range of topics including child welfare, affordable housing, and zoning, drawing from her extensive background in housing and juvenile justice reporting. Ginny's work has been featured in numerous outlets, including The Hartford Courant, ProPublica, and Yahoo News.
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Ginny Monk's coverage primarily revolves around the local real estate industry, government and politics, and education in Connecticut. She extensively covers housing issues such as prices, inventory shortages, legislation related to eviction and tenant support. Ginny also delves into educational matters including mental health initiatives within schools.
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By: Ginny Monk
Hundreds of residents in a mobile home park in Killingworth filed a complaint about a proposed land rent increase — and won their case.
About 250 people in Killingworth — the largest group to file a complaint with a fair rent commission in recent history — will get a one-year reprieve from increases after the town's committee rejected their landowner's rent adjustment plan.
By: Laura Tillman, Ginny Monk
The high turnover rate, which has led to confused families and burnout among remaining employees, has become a key factor in DCF's troubles.
When two local reporters heard drivers were having their cars towed and then sold in as little as two weeks, they teamed up with ProPublica to investigate.
A new Connecticut coalition aims to advocate for pro-housing policies with a more grassroots approach, focusing on local change in suburbs and rural areas.
By: Ginny Monk, Angela Eichhorst
Just days before the end of the session, Sen. Rob Sampson presented his fifth amendment to a bill after as many hours of debate.
By: Ginny Monk
Two Connecticut advocacy groups announced Wednesday they’re launching the Housing for All Network.
A brunch to support housing for LGBTQ residents drew the ire of advocates who say landlords should have supported eviction reform.
By: Ginny Monk
The Connecticut Apartment Association poured time and money into its opposition of the eviction reform bill, testifying publicly and funding communication campaigns against the measure. Members said it would make it harder to evict problem tenants who do things like bother neighbors or smoke indoors.
By: Mark Pazniokas, Ginny Monk
Developments including housing, a museum and downtown retail space got approval on Friday for about $19 million in bond funding.
