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CT’s highway system ranks 5th in national study, as per-mile spending rises

CT’s highway system ranks 5th in national study, as per-mile spending rises

by Joelyn Leon | Apr 28, 2023 | Uncategorized

Connecticut’s highway system was recently ranked fifth in the United States in terms of its cost-effectiveness and condition, rising 26 spots from last year’s rankings, according to the 27th Annual Highway Report released by the Reason Foundation. While...
CT’s highway system ranks 5th in national study, as per-mile spending rises

CHFA poised to approve $36.5M in loans for housing developments in Newington, West Hartford and New Haven

by Joelyn Leon | Apr 27, 2023 | Uncategorized

The Connecticut Housing Finance Authority’s Mortgage Committee unanimously endorsed $36.5 million in loans to affordable housing projects in Newington, West Hartford and New Haven Tuesday. The loan proposals include $3.17 million for the second phase of...
CT’s highway system ranks 5th in national study, as per-mile spending rises

Orange-based Avangrid vows to restart hydro line construction after winning jury decision

by Joelyn Leon | Apr 27, 2023 | Uncategorized

Avangrid confirmed Wednesday it plans to restart construction of its planned New England Clean Energy Connect transmission line in Maine to tap hydropower in Canada after a jury verdict that the Orange-based company could proceed despite a 2021 voter referendum to...
CT’s highway system ranks 5th in national study, as per-mile spending rises

Farmington town budget, high school building project, road improvements up for vote today

by Joelyn Leon | Apr 27, 2023 | Uncategorized

The town is asking residents to vote on spending $16 million to save the original 1928 Farmington High School building. The cost of that project would be offset by $7 million in American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA) funds from the federal government, making the total price...
CT’s highway system ranks 5th in national study, as per-mile spending rises

Officials Kick Off 4-Year Construction at I-95 Exit 74, Lamont Talks Faster Rail

by Joelyn Leon | Apr 27, 2023 | Uncategorized

Infrastructure was the buzzword on Wednesday as officials pushed ceremonial shovels into the ground to kick off the I-95 Exit 74 reconstruction project that will realign interchanges, widen lanes and replace the bridge at Route 161. The $150 million project is...
CT’s highway system ranks 5th in national study, as per-mile spending rises

Officials say exit project will bring ‘transformational’ improvements to East Lyme traffic

by Joelyn Leon | Apr 27, 2023 | Uncategorized

A group of local and state officials, from First Selectman Kevin Seery to Gov. Ned Lamont, stood in front of an excavator at the former site of the Starlight Inn Wednesday morning. Construction workers watched in their yellow vests and hard hats from the staging area...
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