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CT town asks residents whether to spend tax money. It’s to fight a trash plant proposal.

CT town asks residents whether to spend tax money. It’s to fight a trash plant proposal.

by Joelyn Leon | Aug 27, 2026 | Uncategorized

In a key decision affecting their campaign against a proposed trash-to-energy plant, Plainfield residents next week will vote whether to put up $250,000 to wage a court fight against it. Facing a possible legal battle against one of Connecticut’s biggest construction...
CT town asks residents whether to spend tax money. It’s to fight a trash plant proposal.

Major CT highway traffic pattern shift taking place this week. It’s scheduled to be in place for two years.

by Joelyn Leon | Aug 27, 2026 | Uncategorized

Connecticut motorists can expect a new traffic pattern starting on Friday night August 28 on the northbound Gold Star Memorial Bridge as part of a long-term project project. The new traffic pattern will be implemented beginning Friday from 7 p.m. to 7 a.m. and the...
CT town asks residents whether to spend tax money. It’s to fight a trash plant proposal.

Stamford Health’s $275 million expansion gets preliminary approval

by Joelyn Leon | Aug 27, 2026 | Uncategorized

STAMFORD — Stamford Health has received preliminary approval for a major expansion of its downtown campus, including a new cancer-care center, expanded parking and relocated behavioral health and inpatient rehabilitation units. The city’s Planning Board this week...
CT town asks residents whether to spend tax money. It’s to fight a trash plant proposal.

CT agency develops 30-year transportation plan for state. It notes major ‘funding gap’ could emerge.

by Joelyn Leon | Aug 26, 2026 | Uncategorized

The state Department of Transportation has goals over the next few decades to make the state’s roads safer, travel more efficient, and more resilient to severe weather, according to a newly released 30-year transportation plan. Connecticut 2055, the state’s long-term...
CT town asks residents whether to spend tax money. It’s to fight a trash plant proposal.

A CT town appears to have dodged an enormous, unwanted battery farm. At least temporarily.

by Joelyn Leon | Aug 26, 2026 | Uncategorized

With Colorado-based Flatiron Energy withdrawing its widely unpopular proposal for an enormous battery energy storage facility in New Milford, town officials and environmentalists are relieved — for now. Flatiron late last week told attorneys for the town that it was...
CT town asks residents whether to spend tax money. It’s to fight a trash plant proposal.

Middletown rejects plan for more downtown parking despite concerns over lack of spaces

by Joelyn Leon | Aug 25, 2026 | Uncategorized

MIDDLETOWN—The common council’s rejection of a proposal to bond $38 million to build a two-level parking structure behind the police station on Main Street has left some officials surprised or disappointed. The garage would have created up to 320 new parking...
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