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Selectmen Postpone Move for Vote on Sewers in Old Lyme, Demand Clarity on Costs

Selectmen Postpone Move for Vote on Sewers in Old Lyme, Demand Clarity on Costs

by Kimberly Glassman | Jul 23, 2025 | Uncategorized

The Board of Selectmen discussed Monday the idea of calling a second referendum on the sewer project in the town’s beach neighborhood, but held off making a decision pending additional clarity on costs. Shoemaker had drawn up a tentative timeline to include a Board of...
Selectmen Postpone Move for Vote on Sewers in Old Lyme, Demand Clarity on Costs

White House announces infrastructure priorities, permit updates

by Kimberly Glassman | Jul 22, 2025 | Uncategorized

“We want to streamline the rules and regulations around what you do as much as possible,” Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy said Thursday during an infrastructure conference, ahead of Congress’s Surface Transportation Reauthorization process later this fall. At the...
Selectmen Postpone Move for Vote on Sewers in Old Lyme, Demand Clarity on Costs

Developer downsizes huge CT housing complex on river, drops out of talks

by Kimberly Glassman | Jul 22, 2025 | Uncategorized

Shortly before a highly anticipated public meeting Monday evening about its ideas for a sprawling residential development, Crown Equities abruptly dropped out — a decision that stops the project from advancing until September at soonest. The Minneapolis-based...
Selectmen Postpone Move for Vote on Sewers in Old Lyme, Demand Clarity on Costs

Traffic shifts, ramp closures coming for next phase of I-95 project in East Lyme

by Kimberly Glassman | Jul 22, 2025 | Uncategorized

The $155 million reconstruction of Interstate 95 here has passed the halfway point, and in September it begins a new phase that shifts the current layout of the southbound lanes near Exit 74. Southbound traffic will then shift into what is now the project work zone,...
Selectmen Postpone Move for Vote on Sewers in Old Lyme, Demand Clarity on Costs

A Bill, a Veto, a Question of Where to Build What’s Unwanted in Connecticut

by Kimberly Glassman | Jul 22, 2025 | Uncategorized

Plans last year for new transmission lines through two much bigger municipalities, Fairfield and Bridgeport, spurred the legislature to carve a role for local government and state lawmakers before the state’s Siting Council can approve a utility project. In East...
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