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Torrington City Council: ‘Disgusting’ Condition of Police Building, Stalled Hotchkiss Square Project Reviewed

Present: Mayor Molly Spino. City Councilors Armand Maniccia, Anne Ruwet, Rachel Hannon-Harrel, David Oliver, and Paul Cavagnero. Present via Zoom: Councilor Chris Beyus. On Oct. 5, the Torrington City Council greenlit the acquisition of a property at 174 N. Elm St. that Corporation Counsel Tomasz Kalinowski said is vital to the City’s mission to provide a growing system of trails for residents. The Planning and Zoning Commission must review the move.

Torrington, CT · 3d
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New Haven Airbnb Crackdown Advances as Hosts Face Proposed Restrictions

A proposed New Haven restriction on short-term rentals is headed to the full Board of Alders later this month, after a committee voted to advance it. The measure would generally prohibit rentals of 30 days or less in housing units that are not the renter's primary residence. Marathon Hearing Ends...

New Haven, CT · 3d
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Farmington's Midpoint: 199 Units Approved, Nothing Built

FARMINGTON — More than four years ago, Farmington approved Midpoint: 199 housing units and about 53,000 square feet of commercial space on Farmington Avenue. Nothing has been built. The two men whose companies won the approval have both died. Now the two companies that own the land disagree about...

Farmington, CT · 13h
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Connecticut Department of Transportation to Expand Hartford Line Service

The Connecticut Department of Transportation (CTDOT) announced Friday that additional service will begin on the CTrail Hartford Line Monday, Nov. 16. Expanded service will include a new weekday round-trip train between New Haven and Hartford, an extended weekday morning southbound CTrail train originating in Springfield, and extended weekend trains to and from Hartford with stops at Windsor and Windsor Locks.

Connecticut · 2d
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Farmington's New Town Hall Is 99.9% Done. $50,000 Waits

FARMINGTON — Farmington's new Town Hall, in the 1928 wing of the old high school, is "99.9 percent done," its architect said Oct. 27. Russ Arnold, the town's director of public works, said the biggest job left is mortaring the joints of the west gym wall. Until the last...

Farmington, CT · 13h

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New Apartment Plan for Polluted Lot Next to Union School

FARMINGTON — In 2015, Farmington approved roughly 260 to 270 apartments for the polluted lot beside Union School in Unionville. The town has kept that approval alive ever since, and the ground is still polluted. Now a new company wants to build there, with fewer apartments. The company, Belfonti,...

Farmington, CT · 14h

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🇺🇸 This Week in New Haven (November 9 – 15)

We're remembering our veterans this week, while concerts, art, film, fundraisers and early holiday markets offer plenty of reasons to get out. Igor Gretskiy examines how Russian assumptions about Ukraine have shaped its politics and policy. 8pm | Café Nine | $10. A night of live acoustic music featuring...

New Haven, CT · 2d

Connecticut Mirror

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CT to offer homeownership assistance to first responders

Recent reports have identified recruitment and retention problems among first responders nationwide. Connecticut is trying a new solution.

Connecticut · 17h

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Eyewitness News Extra: Lt. Gov. Bysiewicz talks food assistance, data centers (Part 2)

Lt. Gov. Susan Bysiewicz joins Eyewitness News Extra to discuss resources for Connecticut families, concerns about data centers and opportunities for young women in STEM.

Connecticut · 1d

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Blue Cross Blue Shield of Texas, ConnectiCare, Sharp Health Plan and Saint Alphonsus are ending Medicare Advantage plans for 2027 in Texas, Connecticut, California and Idaho

Four health plans have told Medicare members they will stop offering Medicare Advantage plans for 2027, and the people affected are scattered across Texas, Connecticut, California and Idaho. Blue Cross Blue Shield of Texas, ConnectiCare, Sharp Health Plan and Saint Alphonsus each say their plans end or are not offered after Dec. 31, 2026. The... The post Blue Cross Blue Shield of Texas, ConnectiCare, Sharp Health Plan and Saint Alphonsus are ending Medicare Advantage plans for 2027 in Texas, Connecticut, California and Idaho appeared first on The Financial Wire .

Connecticut · 1d

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8 Connecticut Holiday Events With Unusual Attractions Worth Planning Ahead For

Holiday events can start feeling suspiciously similar after a while. Another decorated tree, another familiar display, and suddenly you’re wondering if you’ve already seen the whole thing somewhere else. But then an event comes along with an attraction that makes you stop and say, wait, they’re doing what?...

Connecticut · 17h

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Quinnipiac Poll makes close forecast for midterms compared to results

Results from three October Quinnipiac Polls ahead of the 2026 midterm gubernatorial races in Connecticut, New York and Pennsylvania closely aligned with the outcomes and showed a shared opinion on top issues. Across the three aforementioned states, several similarities stuck out in top issues for voters. “There was a political...

Pennsylvania · 10h

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Big Cat Ownership Laws in Connecticut: What Is Banned and What Is Exempt

Explore amazing animal stories – visit Animal of Things Now and follow us! Big cat ownership laws in Connecticut are some of the strictest in the country. The state does not issue a pet permit for lions, tigers, leopards, cougars, or even bobcats, and the federal government layered a second ban on top of it in 2022. If you are looking for a loophole, there is almost none. … This article, Big Cat Ownership Laws in Connecticut: What Is Banned and What Is Exempt , appeared first on Animal of Things . Discover more animal wonders – VISIT Animal of Things NOW AND FOLLOW US FOR FRESH UPDATES! Related Posts: • Nov. 21: When Rifle Deer Season Opens in New York’s Southern Zone • Elk Hunting Season in Kansas: Dates, Permits, and Unit Rules • Feral Pig Hunting in California: Laws, Licenses, and Where to Hunt

Connecticut · 9h

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Connecticut republicans trying to figure out future after loss in midterms

(WFSB) - Connecticut republicans are trying to figure out their future after heavy losses in the midterm elections last week. They will have just three members in the state senate. A few recounts are taking place, including one in Trumbull. But, it will not change the reality for republicans. “Those...

Connecticut · 1d

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Travel Alert: Derby Avenue Road Work

DERBY — The City of Derby has been notified that Burns Construction will begin milling and paving Derby Avenue Sunday evening, November 8 at 5:00p.m. Temporary NO PARKING signs will be posted on both sides of Derby Avenue, from Main Street to Division Street, with the following restrictions:. Sunday,...

Derby, CT · 21h

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Initiative to Elect U.S. President by National Popular Vote May Be Within Reach; CT Already On Board

The United States may be on the brink of changing the way in which Presidents are elected, an effort more than a decade in the making. The National Popular Vote Interstate Compact, which promises that participating states would give all their electoral votes to the presidential ticket that wins the national popular vote, rather than the candidate winning the popular vote in their individual state.

Connecticut · 2d

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Winter Shutoff Protections Start Nov. 15 in Massachusetts and New Jersey, While Connecticut's Run Through May 1

Massachusetts and New Jersey bar winter utility shutoffs from Nov. 15 to Mar. 15, while Connecticut hardship customers are protected Nov. 1 to May 1.

New Jersey · 1d

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Ansonia to hold public hearing on speed cameras tonight

ANSONIA, Conn. (WFSB) - City leaders in Ansonia will hold a public hearing Tuesday night on speed cameras. The meeting starts at 6 p.m. at Ansonia City Hall. The Board of Aldermen voted unanimously over the summer to install the cameras in the city. Public safety officials want to target school zones and areas with more pedestrians.

Ansonia, CT · 16h

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Seymour Ethics Board Dismisses Complaint

SEYMOUR – Citing a lack of probable cause, the members of the Seymour Board of Ethics voted unanimously Monday to dismiss a complaint against a town official. The proceedings — seven meetings in all — have been confidential, with town officials saying they can’t reveal who filed the complaint and who it was against.

Seymour, CT · 1d

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Connecticut launches probe into how utilities use AI

The electricity demand from AI is surging and those working in the power sector are looking to that same technology for assistance. Last month, Connecticut officials petitioned the Public Utilities Regulatory Authority (PURA) for a formal investigation into how public utilities such as electric, gas and water in the state are integrating the use of AI.

Connecticut · 13h