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CT residents are taking on a $100M project. It’s a fight against a town’s biggest taxpayer.

CT residents are taking on a $100M project. It’s a fight against a town’s biggest taxpayer.

by Joelyn Leon | Sep 28, 2026 | Uncategorized

Opponents of AI data centers in Trumbull initially cheered when the town passed a moratorium earlier this month, but they’ve now gone into fundraising mode to try to block an existing center that wants to expand operations. At the same time, First Selectwoman Vicki...
CT residents are taking on a $100M project. It’s a fight against a town’s biggest taxpayer.

Plans for Unilever’s New Haven innovation center detail $34.7M in state infrastructure support

by Joelyn Leon | Sep 28, 2026 | Uncategorized

Plans for Unilever’s $270 million innovation center in New Haven call for a nearly 253,000-square-foot building and $34.7 million in state funding for public infrastructure, including tunnels and plazas connecting the site to neighboring developments. The City Plan...
CT residents are taking on a $100M project. It’s a fight against a town’s biggest taxpayer.

Waterbury seeks $25M to fix aging water system after major outages

by Joelyn Leon | Sep 28, 2026 | Uncategorized

WATERBURY — City leaders are asking the Board of Aldermen to approve a $25 million capital appropriation and bond authorization to improve Waterbury’s water system after water main breaks in December and July left thousands of residents without water for days. Ramon...
CT residents are taking on a $100M project. It’s a fight against a town’s biggest taxpayer.

Infrastructure contractors dodged a funding cliff, but another looms

by Joelyn Leon | Sep 28, 2026 | Uncategorized

Congress bought infrastructure contractors more time, but it didn’t buy them much certainty. Lawmakers extended federal surface transportation programs under the Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act through Dec. 11, averting a Sept. 30 expiration that had many...
CT residents are taking on a $100M project. It’s a fight against a town’s biggest taxpayer.

Dodd Stadium revamp tops $66.4M in state Community Investment Fund awards

by Joelyn Leon | Sep 24, 2026 | Uncategorized

A plan to turn Norwich’s Dodd Stadium into a year-round, multi-sport venue landed the largest award in the latest round of state Community Investment Fund grants. The Community Investment Fund 2030 Board on Tuesday recommended $8.1 million for the stadium, part of...
CT residents are taking on a $100M project. It’s a fight against a town’s biggest taxpayer.

Waterford proposes road project to ease future EB traffic

by Joelyn Leon | Sep 24, 2026 | Uncategorized

Waterford — First Selectman Rob Brule is asking the state Department of Transportation to give the town land so it can build a new road that would connect the former Crystal Mall, soon to house thousands of Electric Boat workers, to Parkway North. Brule on Wednesday...
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