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Danbury I-84 rush hour shoulder lane plan aims to put ‘time back in the hands’ of drivers

Danbury I-84 rush hour shoulder lane plan aims to put ‘time back in the hands’ of drivers

by Joelyn Leon | Mar 9, 2026 | Uncategorized

DANBURY — Transportation experts will update residents Thursday about the state’s latest thinking to “quickly” address Interstate 84’s design flaws by building rush hour travel lanes on the inside shoulders of the highway between Danbury Fair mall and Exit 7. “The...
Danbury I-84 rush hour shoulder lane plan aims to put ‘time back in the hands’ of drivers

State Regulators Approve Gravel Pit Solar Expansion In East Windsor

by Joelyn Leon | Mar 9, 2026 | Uncategorized

EAST WINDSOR, CT — State regulators voted Thursday to approve a modification that clears the way for an expansion of Gravel Pit Solar in East Windsor, advancing a plan that would add up to 30 megawatts of additional capacity to the existing facility. The Connecticut...
Danbury I-84 rush hour shoulder lane plan aims to put ‘time back in the hands’ of drivers

New Haven’s Union Square redevelopment plan to be showcased in public hearing

by Joelyn Leon | Mar 9, 2026 | Uncategorized

New Haven residents will have a chance to comment on the first phase of a massive plan to revitalize the Union Square area at a City Plan Commission meeting Thursday. The plan includes renovating the Robert T. Wolfe Apartments, the former Church Street South Housing...
Danbury I-84 rush hour shoulder lane plan aims to put ‘time back in the hands’ of drivers

UConn plans $581M bond sale to fund capital projects, refinance debt

by Joelyn Leon | Mar 4, 2026 | Uncategorized

The University of Connecticut is preparing to bring nearly $581 million in bonds and notes to market next week to fund campus construction projects and refinance older debt under its long-running UConn 2000 capital program. In a preliminary official statement dated...
Danbury I-84 rush hour shoulder lane plan aims to put ‘time back in the hands’ of drivers

Forum held on controversial solar farm planned for Stonington

by Joelyn Leon | Mar 4, 2026 | Uncategorized

Stonington — When Linda Talerico began hearing last fall that a large solar installation could be built across from her Pequot Trail home, she said the lack of clear information was what concerned her most. “I think sometimes people don’t understand the...
Danbury I-84 rush hour shoulder lane plan aims to put ‘time back in the hands’ of drivers

Bridge to Long Island? Connecticut lawmakers asked to study 14-mile Sound crossing

by Joelyn Leon | Mar 4, 2026 | Uncategorized

A Connecticut developer is urging state lawmakers to take a closer look at building a bridge across Long Island Sound, an ambitious proposal gaining support from some state and local officials. A bill before the General Assembly’s Commerce Committee would direct...
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