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Federal Highway Administrator visits Gold Star Bridge project

Federal Highway Administrator visits Gold Star Bridge project

by Joelyn Leon | Oct 1, 2026 | Uncategorized

New London — Federal Highway Administrator Sean McMaster visited the Gold Star Memorial Bridge on Wednesday and said he hopes other states follow Connecticut’s lead in rehabilitating and enhancing infrastructure critical to the local and national economy. During...
Federal Highway Administrator visits Gold Star Bridge project

Residents, officials advocate for rail line extension

by Joelyn Leon | Sep 30, 2026 | Uncategorized

New London — Expanding Shore Line East rail service to Westerly, adding a second train station in New London, and providing better accommodations for bicycles on trains were among the suggestions residents and officials offered Tuesday on the state’s updated...
Federal Highway Administrator visits Gold Star Bridge project

Colchester developer explores data center plan backed by 10-megwatt fuel cell facility

by Joelyn Leon | Sep 30, 2026 | Uncategorized

COLCHESTER — A local developer wants to pair 10 megawatts of approved fuel cell power generation with a “sustainable” data center project on Old Amston Road. Colchester-based ReNew Developers is seeking to build a pair of data centers on 17.15 acres along...
Federal Highway Administrator visits Gold Star Bridge project

CT residents are taking on a $100M project. It’s a fight against a town’s biggest taxpayer.

by Joelyn Leon | Sep 28, 2026 | Uncategorized

Opponents of AI data centers in Trumbull initially cheered when the town passed a moratorium earlier this month, but they’ve now gone into fundraising mode to try to block an existing center that wants to expand operations. At the same time, First Selectwoman Vicki...
Federal Highway Administrator visits Gold Star Bridge project

Plans for Unilever’s New Haven innovation center detail $34.7M in state infrastructure support

by Joelyn Leon | Sep 28, 2026 | Uncategorized

Plans for Unilever’s $270 million innovation center in New Haven call for a nearly 253,000-square-foot building and $34.7 million in state funding for public infrastructure, including tunnels and plazas connecting the site to neighboring developments. The City Plan...
Federal Highway Administrator visits Gold Star Bridge project

Waterbury seeks $25M to fix aging water system after major outages

by Joelyn Leon | Sep 28, 2026 | Uncategorized

WATERBURY — City leaders are asking the Board of Aldermen to approve a $25 million capital appropriation and bond authorization to improve Waterbury’s water system after water main breaks in December and July left thousands of residents without water for days. Ramon...
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