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Lamont’s budget keeps commuter rail, bus service flat

Lamont’s budget keeps commuter rail, bus service flat

by Joelyn Leon | Feb 6, 2026 | Uncategorized

Connecticut’s commuter rail and bus services will continue running at current levels for the next year under Gov. Ned Lamont’s latest budget proposal, which otherwise warned of an impending fiscal cliff due to loss of pandemic-era federal funding for rail. Lamont’s...
Lamont’s budget keeps commuter rail, bus service flat

CT DOT warns Meriden drivers to not travel wrong way on I-91 off-ramp amid construction work

by Joelyn Leon | Feb 5, 2026 | Uncategorized

MERIDEN — State officials are warning drivers to not travel the wrong way up the East Main Street off-ramp for Interstate 91 while construction work is underway at Meriden’s congested interchange. The state Department of Transportation issued a safety alert Wednesday...
Lamont’s budget keeps commuter rail, bus service flat

Demolition crews begin ambitious CT mega-project. Called ‘multi-year transformation’

by Joelyn Leon | Feb 5, 2026 | Uncategorized

The long-awaited Port Eastside mega-development got under way in January when contractors began demolishing an empty Bank of America building while East Hartford applied for $15 million in state aid for the project. Heavy equipment has been razing the multi-level...
Lamont’s budget keeps commuter rail, bus service flat

UI (opinion): Bridgeport transmission line snapped in cold heightens need for grid modernization plan. ‘We got lucky’

by Joelyn Leon | Feb 4, 2026 | Uncategorized

On Saturday, Jan. 24, on one of the coldest days of winter, we narrowly avoided what could have been a very serious event in the heart of Bridgeport – one that UI has been trying to prevent for nearly three years now. Just before dawn that morning, one of the...
Lamont’s budget keeps commuter rail, bus service flat

CT seeks new contracts for nuclear power, renewables

by Joelyn Leon | Feb 4, 2026 | Uncategorized

The Connecticut Department of Energy and Environmental Protection said Friday that it would begin seeking new contracts for carbon-free electricity from large power generators, including the Millstone Nuclear Power Station in Waterford. The announcement marks the...
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