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East Hartford mayor says he will ‘not receive a penny’ in his new ‘job’

East Hartford mayor says he will ‘not receive a penny’ in his new ‘job’

by Joelyn Leon | Jul 10, 2023 | Uncategorized

Democrats plan to nominate a candidate for mayor later this month after Mayor Mike Walsh announced Monday that he would not run again this year. Meanwhile, Walsh insists he’s not being paid for his new gig. Walsh announced this week he will leave office in...
East Hartford mayor says he will ‘not receive a penny’ in his new ‘job’

Two Greenwich school projects missed the CT reimbursement deadline. Could it cost taxpayers millions?

by Joelyn Leon | Jul 10, 2023 | Uncategorized

Residents may be on the hook for millions of dollars in school construction work because officials missed the deadline to apply for state aid. And while both the Central Middle School and Old Greenwich School projects will eventually be done, base costs are expected...
East Hartford mayor says he will ‘not receive a penny’ in his new ‘job’

Norwalk wants new SoNo elementary school to be 100 percent solar-powered

by Joelyn Leon | Jul 10, 2023 | Uncategorized

The city hopes to power the proposed South Norwalk Elementary School entirely by solar energy, according to Adam Blank, attorney for the school district on the project. During the meeting, the commission also discussed the existing site plans for the proposed $76...
East Hartford mayor says he will ‘not receive a penny’ in his new ‘job’

New Haven gets $25 million grant to create bus rapid transit system with 18 new stops

by Joelyn Leon | Jun 30, 2023 | Uncategorized

The project includes creating 18 new stops and four mini-hubs and the procurement of 15 new electric buses. There also will be a dedicated bus-only guideway and traffic signal priority buses, according to officials. Members of the city’s federal delegation and...
East Hartford mayor says he will ‘not receive a penny’ in his new ‘job’

CT hands out millions of dollars to redevelop, clean up sites in Bristol, Bridgeport, New Haven

by Joelyn Leon | Jun 30, 2023 | Uncategorized

The state is distributing $23.8 million in grants and loans to clean up and revive former industrial sites in Bristol, Bridgeport, New Haven, Fairfield and other towns. The brownfields remediation funding affects 480 acres on 22 properties in 15 communities, including...
East Hartford mayor says he will ‘not receive a penny’ in his new ‘job’

Bond Commission set to approve $340.2M for projects, including Founders Plaza redevelopment

by Joelyn Leon | Jun 30, 2023 | Uncategorized

The State Bond Commission is expected to approve $340.2 million in funding for projects across the state when it meets Friday morning. The agenda includes a $6.5 million request for abatement and demolition of buildings at Founders Plaza in East Hartford, including...
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