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CT prosecutors seek 12 years for ex-school construction chief as he asks for no prison time

CT prosecutors seek 12 years for ex-school construction chief as he asks for no prison time

by Joelyn Leon | Sep 14, 2026 | Uncategorized

Recommending a long term behind bars, federal prosecutors described Connecticut’s former top school construction official Konstantinos “Kosta” Diamantis as a calculating betrayer of the public trust. Diamantis, however, is requesting a much lighter sentence that...
CT prosecutors seek 12 years for ex-school construction chief as he asks for no prison time

Connecticut DOT says UI’s monopole plan in Fairfield, Bridgeport would be ‘beneficial’ to railroad

by Joelyn Leon | Sep 14, 2026 | Uncategorized

In advance of today’s Connecticut Siting Council meeting to reconsider UI’s plan to install monopoles throughout Fairfield and Bridgeport, the state Department of Transportation has issued a letter saying it would be beneficial to the railroad for the transmission...
CT prosecutors seek 12 years for ex-school construction chief as he asks for no prison time

Two designs remain for Connecticut’s future Mixmaster. Here’s what happens next

by Joelyn Leon | Sep 14, 2026 | Uncategorized

Two concepts have advanced to the environmental review stage, but only one will emerge as the best option for reconstructing the nearly 60-year-old interchange where Interstate 84 and Route 8 intersect in Waterbury. The state Department of Transportation recently...
CT prosecutors seek 12 years for ex-school construction chief as he asks for no prison time

CT town issues resounding vote against trash plant. Concern is ‘impacts to air quality and water quality’

by Joelyn Leon | Sep 8, 2026 | Uncategorized

After deciding in a landslide vote to spend $250,000 for attorneys, Plainfield taxpayers are preparing to tell state regulators why they vehemently oppose allowing a massive trash-to-energy plant in their town. Roughly 90% of voters at a referendum endorsed the town...
CT prosecutors seek 12 years for ex-school construction chief as he asks for no prison time

New London celebrates a downtown development boom years in the making

by Joelyn Leon | Sep 8, 2026 | Uncategorized

New London — For weeks, the sounds of muffled explosions and rock-splintering work have reverberated from a busy construction site at the corner of State and Unions streets, shaking nearby City Hall windows and startling passersby. But the cacophony is music to the...
CT prosecutors seek 12 years for ex-school construction chief as he asks for no prison time

Connecticut still has parkway entrance ramps with stop signs. Here’s what could change

by Joelyn Leon | Sep 8, 2026 | Uncategorized

When entering a highway from a complete stop, good judgment is key. Ron Parrs, who has been an instructor with The Next Street driving schools since 2018, said new drivers must develop that skill. They need to learn how to determine whether they have enough time and...
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