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Waterbury water main repairs, sliplining project near end, mayor says

Waterbury water main repairs, sliplining project near end, mayor says

by Joelyn Leon | Jan 8, 2026 | Uncategorized

WATERBURY — The city’s mayor says two major projects involving the local water supply are nearing completion after a break caused thousands of residents to lose water. In a release on Wednesday, Waterbury Mayor Paul Pernerewski said the water main break repairs...
Waterbury water main repairs, sliplining project near end, mayor says

DEEP hearing set on Brookfield natural gas compressor station expansion near middle school

by Joelyn Leon | Jan 8, 2026 | Uncategorized

BROOKFIELD — Residents have the chance to share their thoughts on Iroquois Gas’ proposed expansion of a natural gas compressor station, located just 1,900 feet from Whisonier Middle School. The state Department of Energy and Environmental Protection is holding a...
Waterbury water main repairs, sliplining project near end, mayor says

CT town balks at proposal for 10-acre battery energy storage farm

by Joelyn Leon | Jan 6, 2026 | Uncategorized

In a situation similar to what Granby faced this summer, New Milford residents are balking at a proposed 140 megawatt battery energy storage farm less than 2 miles from the center of their town. Homeowners have created New Milford Guardians Against Flatiron to...
Waterbury water main repairs, sliplining project near end, mayor says

Developer sells massive CT apartment building, promises separate mega-project on track

by Joelyn Leon | Jan 6, 2026 | Uncategorized

Prolific apartment developer Avner Krohn has sold his freshly completed 107-unit apartment building in downtown New Britain and is negotiating to sell its twin next door, saying he’s focusing more attention on the planned Concourse Park mega-project in East Hartford....
Waterbury water main repairs, sliplining project near end, mayor says

CTDOT Delivers Major Infrastructure Upgrades, Safety Innovations Across State in 2025

by Joelyn Leon | Jan 6, 2026 | Uncategorized

The Connecticut Department of Transportation (CTDOT) is highlighting the progress made in 2025 to improve safety, accessibility and reliability across the state’s transportation networks for drivers, transit riders, cyclists and pedestrians. From upgraded...
Waterbury water main repairs, sliplining project near end, mayor says

Naugatuck wants to turn an abandoned factory site into a massive industrial park

by Joelyn Leon | Jan 2, 2026 | Uncategorized

NAUGATUCK — On the banks of the Naugatuck River, a vast parcel of land sits overgrown with trees and strewn with rubble. Little remains of what was once the beating heart of the town’s industry: the factory for the Uniroyal Chemical Company, a sprawling 86-acre...
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