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Cracks filled, lane reopens on I-95 in East Lyme

Cracks filled, lane reopens on I-95 in East Lyme

by Joelyn Leon | Apr 26, 2024 | Uncategorized

Cracks about 60 feet long on Interstate 95 north between exits 74 and 75 closed the right lane Thursday afternoon for several hours while crews investigated the integrity of the road and worked to resolve the problem. The fissures were due to settling caused by the...
Cracks filled, lane reopens on I-95 in East Lyme

Developers withdraw plans for vacant Regal Cinemas in Branford

by Joelyn Leon | Apr 26, 2024 | Uncategorized

The vacant Regal Cinemas building may stay that way for some time after developers shelved plans to redevelop the site at one of the town’s busiest intersections. CP Branford LLC withdrew its application at the Planning and Zoning Commission’s April 18 meeting....
Cracks filled, lane reopens on I-95 in East Lyme

Danbury leaders scrap middle school in revised Career Academy plan due to high school overcrowding

by Joelyn Leon | Apr 26, 2024 | Uncategorized

The former Cartus Corp. building would be used solely as a high school and not for grades 6-8, if the Board of Education adopts school officials’ new plan for the building. The building that formerly housed the Cartus Corp. is slated to open in the 2025-26 school...
Cracks filled, lane reopens on I-95 in East Lyme

Bad Bunny concert highlights need for XL Center improvements: ‘Logistically, it was difficult’

by Joelyn Leon | Apr 26, 2024 | Uncategorized

Reggaeton star Bad Bunny not only brought 14,000 fans and a financial windfall to Hartford’s XL Center early this month — he also brought 33 trucks of gear. Those trucks had to navigate Asylum Street and the XL Center’s out-of-date loading docks, highlighting...
Cracks filled, lane reopens on I-95 in East Lyme

‘We will have a state-of-the-art system’: NPU gets $10.9 million for gas line replacements

by Joelyn Leon | Apr 25, 2024 | Uncategorized

While Norwich Public Utilities General Manager Chris LaRose is glad to receive any money from the government, he was ecstatic that it it’s enough to complete a large project in the city. Norwich Public Utilities announced Monday it will receive $10.9 million from the...
Cracks filled, lane reopens on I-95 in East Lyme

EPA penalizes Bethel painting company for lead violations; firm agrees to pay more than $13,000

by Joelyn Leon | Apr 25, 2024 | Uncategorized

The EPA announced Tuesday that it had taken action against WestFair Painting Corp., requiring the Bethel-based CertaPro franchise to come into compliance with the RRP Rule, which aims to protect the public from lead-based paint hazards associated with renovation,...
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