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DOT advises against returning Norwalk’s Wall Street train station; study finds it ‘is not feasible’

DOT advises against returning Norwalk’s Wall Street train station; study finds it ‘is not feasible’

by Kimberly Glassman | Nov 14, 2022 | Uncategorized

A Department of Transportation study four years in the making determined that reinstating a train station along Wall Street in Norwalk was not recommended for a number of concerns. The Wall Street Station Feasibility Study, which began in 2018, was completed and...
DOT advises against returning Norwalk’s Wall Street train station; study finds it ‘is not feasible’

Norwich school advocates ready to start work on $385 million reconstruction project

by Kimberly Glassman | Nov 10, 2022 | Uncategorized

Norwich voters on Tuesday overwhelmingly approved an overhaul of city schools by a vote of 5,600-3,660 and proponents now hope the transformation goes well beyond the aging buildings. The measure will consolidate seven elementary schools into four new schools to be...
DOT advises against returning Norwalk’s Wall Street train station; study finds it ‘is not feasible’

Lyme and Old Lyme residents approve $57 million schools’ project

by Kimberly Glassman | Nov 9, 2022 | Uncategorized

Voters on Tuesday approved $57.5 million in bonding for renovations and updates to four schools in the Lyme-Old Lyme School District with 3001 votes in favor and 2200 opposed. The referendum asked residents to approve or reject a request for $57,550,000 in bonds, with...
DOT advises against returning Norwalk’s Wall Street train station; study finds it ‘is not feasible’

Norwich school construction referendum passes

by Kimberly Glassman | Nov 9, 2022 | Uncategorized

Voters overwhelmingly approved a referendum for a $385 million overhaul of city schools, with four new elementary schools and a major renovation to one middle school. The project calls for consolidating the current seven elementary schools into four new schools that...
DOT advises against returning Norwalk’s Wall Street train station; study finds it ‘is not feasible’

As Avangrid Moves to Renegotiate Wind Energy Prices, Eversource Sticks With Bids, Looks to Sell Wind Projects

by Kimberly Glassman | Nov 9, 2022 | Uncategorized

Avangrid announced in September that it would ask Connecticut to pay a higher price to buy power from the planned 804 megawatt Park City Wind project, and for Massachusetts to pay more for the 1,200 MW Commonwealth Wind project. Senior Vice President for Offshore...
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