Legislators advance bill to make Siberian husky the official state dog
The full Legislature will have to approve the bill later in the session.
Share:
More Stories
0:33
Friends, family gather at Bradley Airport to send off veterans for ‘Honor Flight’
2h ago2:08
Friendship Day & Walk in Stamford raises $120,000 for special needs community
5h ago2:15
Pratt & Whitney employees vote to go on strike
9h ago2:30
Author Michael Bielawa delves into the paranormal history of Bridgeport
10h ago0:41
Redding's annual frog frolic festival held to benefit library
15h ago0:47
Los Angeles Chargers player delivers University of Bridgeport's commencement address
15h ago0:33
Friends, family gather at Bradley Airport to send off veterans for ‘Honor Flight’
2h ago2:08
Friendship Day & Walk in Stamford raises $120,000 for special needs community
5h ago2:15
Pratt & Whitney employees vote to go on strike
9h ago2:30
Author Michael Bielawa delves into the paranormal history of Bridgeport
10h ago0:41
Redding's annual frog frolic festival held to benefit library
15h ago0:47
Los Angeles Chargers player delivers University of Bridgeport's commencement address
15h ago
State lawmakers unanimously passed a bill out of committee that would make the Siberian husky the official state dog Friday.
Jonathan the Husky, the UConn mascot, testified in favor of the bill two weeks ago with his handler reading the testimony for him.
The full Legislature will have to approve the bill later in the session.
More from News 12
1:01
Immigration experts: Undocumented Venezuelans who live in CT should apply for Temporary Protected Status
10:24
Power & Politics: Fallout from CSCU Chancellor Terrence Cheng's ouster
0:34
Connecticut State Capitol celebrates Polish Day
1:40
National Day of Action protests held across Connecticut and rest of US
2:14
‘Mini DOGE?’ CT House Republicans want to slash size of state government
1:07
