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Bridgeport lawmakers seek CT money for soccer stadium, but Lamont isn’t convinced

Bridgeport lawmakers seek CT money for soccer stadium, but Lamont isn’t convinced

by Joelyn Leon | Jan 12, 2024 | Uncategorized

A Connecticut businessman wants state money to fund a new waterfront professional soccer stadium in Bridgeport, and local lawmakers say they’re firmly behind the project. At least one important decision-maker, however, isn’t quite convinced — Gov. Ned...
Bridgeport lawmakers seek CT money for soccer stadium, but Lamont isn’t convinced

Crews begin installing barrier at damaged Bozrah dam

by Joelyn Leon | Jan 12, 2024 | Uncategorized

Crews on Thursday morning began installing a temporary barrier at the Fitchville Pond Dam to allow for the inspection of the damaged structure ahead of Saturday’s incoming storm. Contractors and heavy equipment were staged across from Stockhouse Road where they...
Bridgeport lawmakers seek CT money for soccer stadium, but Lamont isn’t convinced

Footbridge bridge at Merritt 7 train station opens to public: ‘Much-needed pedestrian connection’

by Joelyn Leon | Jan 12, 2024 | Uncategorized

Train riders getting off at Norwalk’s Merritt 7 station are now steps away from Main Avenue and the Merritt 7 office complex, thanks to the opening of a new pedestrian bridge. After months of delays due to supply chain issues, the pedestrian bridge opened on...
Bridgeport lawmakers seek CT money for soccer stadium, but Lamont isn’t convinced

Dam at Middletown’s Pameacha Pond breaks during storm, officials say

by Joelyn Leon | Jan 11, 2024 | Uncategorized

A section of the Pameacha Pond dam broke open Tuesday night during a storm that battered the state with heavy rain and wind, officials said Wednesday. City Public Works Director Chris Holden said a 4- to 6-foot section of the wall broke along the approximately 80-foot...
Bridgeport lawmakers seek CT money for soccer stadium, but Lamont isn’t convinced

CT-based Eversource to write off up to $1.6B as it sells stake in three offshore wind farm projects

by Joelyn Leon | Jan 11, 2024 | Uncategorized

Eversource Energy expects to write off as much as $1.6 billion against its 2023 fourth quarter earnings once it completes the sale of its ownership stake in three offshore wind projects, company officials have said. Eversouce is looking to sell its 50 percent...
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