Historic Wilton Church Approved For Housing Conversion
A historic church property in Wilton is set to be converted into housing after receiving local approval. Plans call for preserving the exterior while creating ten residential units, including new buildings on the site. Town officials say the project protects a landmark property, though it does not include affordable housing.
Click HERE To Read THE REST OF THE STORYPerson Seriously Injured In Woodbury ATV Crash
A person is hospitalized after a serious ATV crash in Woodbury. State police say the accident happened on Cross Brook Road, prompting a response from Troop L. A Life Star helicopter transported the victim to a hospital, but officials have not released further details on the person’s condition.
Click HERE To Read THE REST OF THE STORYElevated Brush Fire Risk Across Connecticut Due To Dry Conditions
Fire officials say all of Connecticut is facing an increased risk of brush fires as dry air and gusty winds move into the region. The National Weather Service warns low humidity and recent lack of rainfall are creating dangerous conditions. Restrictions are now in place, with outdoor burning permits suspended near wooded and grassy areas.
Click HERE To Read THE REST OF THE STORYConnecticut To Host Workshop On Future Nuclear Energy Options
Connecticut energy officials are planning a public workshop May 13 to explore the potential for new nuclear power in the state. The session will focus on emerging fusion technology, which experts say could provide reliable, carbon-free electricity. State leaders say the effort is aimed at gathering public input and preparing communities for possible future energy […]
Click HERE To Read THE REST OF THE STORYConnecticut Budget Boosts Education And Child Care Funding
Connecticut lawmakers have approved major changes to the state’s two-year budget, adding nearly $190 million in education aid and another $100 million for cities and towns. The plan also includes $300 million for early child care programs and $30 million more for low-income health coverage, all while staying under the state spending cap. The measure […]
Click HERE To Read THE REST OF THE STORYConnecticut House Approves Solar Incentive Extension Bill
Connecticut lawmakers have approved a plan extending the state’s solar incentive programs through 2035, keeping residential and commercial projects moving forward. The bill sets an annual budget cap of about 85 million dollars and includes steps to streamline permitting and allow smaller plug-in solar systems. Supporters say it maintains growth in renewable energy, while critics […]
Click HERE To Read THE REST OF THE STORYLamont Announces Boost In Funding For Towns And Schools
Governor Ned Lamont says every Connecticut town and school district will see increased state funding under the fiscal 2027 budget. The plan, approved with bipartisan support, is aimed at closing local budget gaps and easing pressure on property taxes. State officials say the added money could help stabilize or even reduce tax rates while keeping […]
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