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Large-scale CT solar project looks to drill under popular trail. Residents concerned with its impact

Large-scale CT solar project looks to drill under popular trail. Residents concerned with its impact

by Joelyn Leon | Jan 13, 2026 | Uncategorized

Broadleaf Solar, a renewable energy supplier, is seeking to drill transmission lines under the Farmington Canal Heritage Trail in East Granby as part of a large-scale solar project on a former agriculture field. The New York based solar company paid nearly $10.2...
Large-scale CT solar project looks to drill under popular trail. Residents concerned with its impact

Offshore wind project to restart again off CT coast after Trump overruled in court

by Joelyn Leon | Jan 13, 2026 | Uncategorized

A federal judge on Monday restarted the Revolution Wind offshore energy project, handing the Trump administration another setback in its efforts to halt the wind farm under construction in waters off Rhode Island. “A federal judge has once again blocked Trump’s...
Large-scale CT solar project looks to drill under popular trail. Residents concerned with its impact

Costco project to face decisive vote before Plainfield zoning commission

by Joelyn Leon | Jan 13, 2026 | Uncategorized

Plainfield — Tuesday night’s Planning and Zoning meeting could make or break Costco’s controversial proposal for a massive distribution center on the Plainfield-Canterbury town line. The wholesale giant will appear before the commission at 7 p.m. to request a zone...
Large-scale CT solar project looks to drill under popular trail. Residents concerned with its impact

Meriden Green expansion plan scraps sensory garden

by Joelyn Leon | Jan 9, 2026 | Uncategorized

MERIDEN —The city has changed its plans for the northern corner of the Meriden Green and instead of building a sensory garden, officials are proposing a park on the four-acre site. The lot is now used as a staging area for construction equipment at the Center Street...
Large-scale CT solar project looks to drill under popular trail. Residents concerned with its impact

Trump’s offshore wind project freeze draws lawsuits from states and developers

by Joelyn Leon | Jan 8, 2026 | Uncategorized

Offshore wind developers affected by the Trump administration’s freeze of five big projects on the East Coast are fighting back in court, with one developer saying its project will likely be terminated if they can’t resume by the end of next week. Norwegian company...
Large-scale CT solar project looks to drill under popular trail. Residents concerned with its impact

Waterbury water main repairs, sliplining project near end, mayor says

by Joelyn Leon | Jan 8, 2026 | Uncategorized

WATERBURY — The city’s mayor says two major projects involving the local water supply are nearing completion after a break caused thousands of residents to lose water. In a release on Wednesday, Waterbury Mayor Paul Pernerewski said the water main break repairs...
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