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CTDOT Announces the Long-Term Vision for the Replacement of the Waterbury Mixmaster

CTDOT Announces the Long-Term Vision for the Replacement of the Waterbury Mixmaster

by Joelyn Leon | Aug 27, 2025 | Uncategorized

After reviewing and analyzing multiple potential options, the two advancing alternatives are the Modern Crossover Interchange and Naugatuck River Shift. Both alternatives aim to improve safety and mobility on I-84 and Route 8, as well as improve multimodal connections...
CTDOT Announces the Long-Term Vision for the Replacement of the Waterbury Mixmaster

Connecticut’s DOT Launches Redevelopment, Housing for Stamford’s Train Station

by Joelyn Leon | Aug 26, 2025 | Uncategorized

This month the agency issued a request for proposals from developers who would be interested in moving and reconstructing the aging train station, reconfiguring some of the tracks, and building a large housing complex with ground-floor retail and possibly office or...
CTDOT Announces the Long-Term Vision for the Replacement of the Waterbury Mixmaster

Lamont Open to Deal with Trump to Restart Stalled Wind Project

by Joelyn Leon | Aug 26, 2025 | Uncategorized

Gov. Ned Lamont said Monday he expects to make a deal with the federal government to revive the Revolution Wind offshore wind project, which was ordered to be halted last week, citing unspecified national security concerns. “I feel very confident that this is such a...
CTDOT Announces the Long-Term Vision for the Replacement of the Waterbury Mixmaster

How CT can save an offshore wind project that could power 350K homes

by Joelyn Leon | Aug 26, 2025 | Uncategorized

Days after President Donald Trump halted an offshore wind development designed to help power Connecticut as soon as next year, Gov. Ned Lamont outlined two possible paths toward saving the project. The first, Lamont said, is to speak with Trump administration...
CTDOT Announces the Long-Term Vision for the Replacement of the Waterbury Mixmaster

From Quiet Corner to mega-warehouse hub: How Plainfield became an industrial stronghold

by Joelyn Leon | Aug 25, 2025 | Uncategorized

“The proximity on 395 is really what it’s all about for warehousing,” said First Selectman Kevin Cunningham. “You have access to 95. You have access to 295 in Worcester. You have access to Route 6 to get you either going over towards the Hartford area or to...
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