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Lamont to decide on reelection bid after legislative session ends

Lamont to decide on reelection bid after legislative session ends

by Joelyn Leon | Nov 13, 2024 | Uncategorized

Gov. Ned Lamont said Tuesday he is in no rush to decide if he will seek a third term in office, stating that he will wait until the end of the 2025 legislative session to decide. “I think it’s too early,” Lamont said during an interview with Hartford Business Journal....
Lamont to decide on reelection bid after legislative session ends

Construction starting on $27M affordable housing project in New Haven

by Joelyn Leon | Nov 13, 2024 | Uncategorized

City officials on Tuesday marked the start of construction on The Monarch, an affordable multifamily development in New Haven’s West River neighborhood. Being developed by Honeycomb Real Estate Partners, the 64-unit building will be located at the site of the former...
Lamont to decide on reelection bid after legislative session ends

How will a second Trump administration affect transportation policy?

by Joelyn Leon | Nov 13, 2024 | Uncategorized

Following the Biden administration, which put billions of dollars into Amtrak, high-speed rail, public transportation and the transition to electric vehicles and buses, what might change under the incoming administration? On transportation policy that affects cities...
Lamont to decide on reelection bid after legislative session ends

Two large apartment projects planned for Route 32 in Montville

by Joelyn Leon | Nov 13, 2024 | Uncategorized

The town has received applications for two projects that would construct a total of 257 apartments on Route 32. When the Planning and Zoning Commission meets on Dec. 10, it is expected to set a public hearing date for the two projects. The first project calls for a...
Lamont to decide on reelection bid after legislative session ends

This 46-acre property in CT could become a solar farm

by Joelyn Leon | Nov 13, 2024 | Uncategorized

A 46-acre property at 132 Spencer Hill Road could become home to a solar farm. The undeveloped land was purchased by Vineyard Sky Farms Corp. in February for $860,000. The council in February approved a proposal for the development and construction of a 3.74-megawatt,...
Lamont to decide on reelection bid after legislative session ends

How a Connecticut company is turning used bottles into schools and skyscrapers

by Joelyn Leon | Nov 13, 2024 | Uncategorized

The dust — sold under the trademark brand Pozzotive — is a cement alternative developed by Urban Mining Industries and manufactured at the company’s first-of-its-kind facility in Connecticut, where recycled glass is cleaned, crushed and milled before being distributed...
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