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At $6.5 billion, Connecticut rail projects reach an ‘astronomical’ sum, even for supporters

At $6.5 billion, Connecticut rail projects reach an ‘astronomical’ sum, even for supporters

by Joelyn Leon | Nov 21, 2023 | Uncategorized

The movable bridge — which a succession of speakers noted dates to the administration of President Theodore Roosevelt — is a notorious bottleneck along the nation’s Northeast Corridor, forcing trains to slow down to 30 mph as they cross over the Housatonic River, slow...
At $6.5 billion, Connecticut rail projects reach an ‘astronomical’ sum, even for supporters

Power for CT homes: First offshore wind farm wins final approval

by Joelyn Leon | Nov 21, 2023 | Uncategorized

Revolution Wind, an offshore wind project to provide electricity to Connecticut and Rhode island and one of the relatively few in the northeast to emerge intact from a flurry of economic setbacks, has received final, government approval to begin construction. It will...
At $6.5 billion, Connecticut rail projects reach an ‘astronomical’ sum, even for supporters

New London community center construction delay will cost $230K

by Joelyn Leon | Nov 20, 2023 | Uncategorized

A six-month delay in breaking ground for the city’s new community center has so far increased the cost of the project by nearly $230,000. City officials are not ruling out heading to court to determine who’ll ultimately foot that bill. Construction of the planned...
At $6.5 billion, Connecticut rail projects reach an ‘astronomical’ sum, even for supporters

12 development lots proposed for new Norwich business park

by Joelyn Leon | Nov 20, 2023 | Uncategorized

A plan to create 12 development lots in the 384-acre, newly named Occum Industrial Center will be reviewed by the city planning commission, starting with a public hearing Tuesday. The Commission on the City Plan will open the public hearing at 7 p.m. Tuesday at City...
At $6.5 billion, Connecticut rail projects reach an ‘astronomical’ sum, even for supporters

UI, Fairfield property owners take monopole plan to CT Siting Council

by Joelyn Leon | Nov 20, 2023 | Uncategorized

Property owners would lose the right to develop parts of their own land if a United Illuminating project moves forward in Fairfield. UI has so far resisted demands from local elected officials, neighbors and business to alter its plan to minimize the potential impacts...
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