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Waterford again rejects housing plan for former airport site

Waterford again rejects housing plan for former airport site

by Joelyn Leon | Jun 30, 2026 | Uncategorized

Waterford — A developer whose controversial plan to allow up to 1,500 housing units to be built on the former Waterford Airport site was rejected in March, has now seen the town reject its scaled-back request. Mathon Funding, a firm that owns and wants to develop 188...
Waterford again rejects housing plan for former airport site

More Connecticut towns are banning data centers before they even get proposed

by Joelyn Leon | Jun 30, 2026 | Uncategorized

Three Connecticut towns so far have passed moratoriums on the construction of data centers — and they likely won’t be the last. Many municipalities around the state have considered similar bans, whether or not a project has been proposed. Proposals to build data...
Waterford again rejects housing plan for former airport site

Waterbury Branch trains to be replaced by buses for nearly a year starting July 20

by Joelyn Leon | Jun 29, 2026 | Uncategorized

This Wednesday, fares will go up 5% for customers taking CTrail and Metro-North Railroad trains in Connecticut. On top of that, riders on the Waterbury Branch will switch entirely to bus service starting July 20 because of construction at four of its six stations....
Waterford again rejects housing plan for former airport site

Draft ruling clears way for 7,462-panel solar project near Glastonbury school

by Joelyn Leon | Jun 29, 2026 | Uncategorized

A proposed 4-megawatt solar facility spanning about 19 acres in Portland is on track for state approval after the Connecticut Siting Council issued a draft opinion endorsing the project. In its June 18 draft ruling, the council found that the project would provide a...
Waterford again rejects housing plan for former airport site

Years-long CT gas pipeline stalled at the finish line. Why the $200M+ project faces a permit dispute

by Joelyn Leon | Jun 29, 2026 | Uncategorized

After seven years, $150 million and 31 of 34 miles already under ground, the state has halted a pipeline project designed to provide a more dependable natural gas supply to the booming southeastern Connecticut economy. The reason for what could become years of delay...
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