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CT seeks new contracts for nuclear power, renewables

CT seeks new contracts for nuclear power, renewables

by Joelyn Leon | Feb 4, 2026 | Uncategorized

The Connecticut Department of Energy and Environmental Protection said Friday that it would begin seeking new contracts for carbon-free electricity from large power generators, including the Millstone Nuclear Power Station in Waterford. The announcement marks the...
CT seeks new contracts for nuclear power, renewables

Beeline Update: $9M project construction in spring

by Joelyn Leon | Feb 4, 2026 | Uncategorized

PLAINVILLE — Town Manager Michael Paulhus has provided an update on the Beeline Trail, which will connect Plainville and New Britain, and is set to begin construction next Spring. Paulhus said the $9 million project will be entirely state funded. Construction is...
CT seeks new contracts for nuclear power, renewables

Greenwich train station reopens following $30M plaza renovation

by Joelyn Leon | Feb 2, 2026 | Uncategorized

GREENWICH — The Greenwich train station reopens to commuters Friday morning, following a major renovation project that is expanding and modernizing the station plaza. Visitors to the station will find a new wood-slatted ceiling, high-end lighting, upgraded restrooms,...
CT seeks new contracts for nuclear power, renewables

FEMA reimburses CT DOT $4.4M for repair of massive 2021 sinkhole by PGA Tour golf course in Cromwell

by Joelyn Leon | Feb 2, 2026 | Uncategorized

CROMWELL — The Federal Emergency Management Administration has reimbursed the state $4.4 million for repairs it made to the Wethersfield Secondary Freight Line after a 2021 hurricane opened a massive sinkhole next to the golf course that annually hosts the PGA Tour...
CT seeks new contracts for nuclear power, renewables

Wilton Board of Selectmen OKs two bridge replacement projects, each costing more than $5M

by Joelyn Leon | Feb 2, 2026 | Uncategorized

WILTON — The Wilton Board of Selectmen approved two bridge projects, each totaling more than $5 million. Last week, the board unanimously approved two state-funded replacement projects for Honey Hill and Cannon Road bridges. The projects are awaiting final approval by...
CT seeks new contracts for nuclear power, renewables

CT DOT plans new $35 million transportation project. It will be paid for by the state.

by Joelyn Leon | Feb 2, 2026 | Uncategorized

The Connecticut Department of Transportation has a $35 million plan for a shoreline train station improvements project. The plan calls for improvements to the Madison Shore Line East Railroad Station that will require acquisition of rights of way and impact local...
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