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Sewage spilled into CT waterways nearly 150 times this year. See where, why and what’s being done

Sewage spilled into CT waterways nearly 150 times this year. See where, why and what’s being done

by Joelyn Leon | Dec 19, 2023 | Uncategorized

Between Jan. 1 and Nov. 30, there were 146 sewage spills into Connecticut’s rivers and harbors, according to state Department of Energy and Environmental Protection data. That number is led by Norwich, which has had 41 spills into the Shetucket River and 16 into the...
Sewage spilled into CT waterways nearly 150 times this year. See where, why and what’s being done

New Haven, East Hartford, others will share $7.2M in state brownfield remediation funding

by Joelyn Leon | Dec 19, 2023 | Uncategorized

Gov. Ned Lamont has approved the release of $7.2 million in state grants that will be used to support the remediation and assessment of blighted properties in nine municipalities across Connecticut. The grants are part of the Department of Economic and Community...
Sewage spilled into CT waterways nearly 150 times this year. See where, why and what’s being done

New Utility Right of Way in Fairfield and Bridgeport Spurred by CTDOT Plans for Faster Rail Service

by Joelyn Leon | Dec 19, 2023 | Uncategorized

United Illuminating told CT Examiner that its efforts to move transmission lines off of railroad catenaries on Northeast Corridor in Bridgeport and Fairfield came at the request of the Connecticut Department of Transportation, which wants the rail overhead cleared as...
Sewage spilled into CT waterways nearly 150 times this year. See where, why and what’s being done

Norwich parks improvement plan would cost $30M over 10 years

by Joelyn Leon | Dec 19, 2023 | Uncategorized

A new draft Norwich parks master plan recommends the city consider building two splashpads, an artificial turf field, more shady areas and trails, and improve accessibility. Officials from FHI Studio of Hartford on Monday presented an overview of the 170-page plan,...
Sewage spilled into CT waterways nearly 150 times this year. See where, why and what’s being done

NY company inks $30 million deal to build hangar campus at Bradley International Airport

by Joelyn Leon | Dec 19, 2023 | Uncategorized

The state already has five general aviation airports within its borders, but officials at the Connecticut Airport Authority announced late Monday they have reached an agreement with a Westchester County, N.Y. company to develop a hangar campus to serve that sector on...
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