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Gov. Lamont Provides Flood Recovery Update
THE VALLEY – Gov. Ned Lamont’s office sent an email Friday afternoon updating the public on the government’s flood recovery efforts. Flash floods killed two Oxford residents on Aug. 18 and caused millions of dollars in damage. In The Valley Indy’s coverage area, Oxford and Seymour were hardest hit.
City pours millions to combat housing crisis as housing activists voice criticism
In Connecticut, the housing crisis worsens as residents struggle to find affordable housing in a market characterized by rising prices and a limited supply of quality units. While New Haven pledges new housing units and crisis-alleviating initiatives, tensions between the city government, housing activists and the city’s unhoused population continue.
Connecticut High Schools Deploy Regional Remote Learning
(TNS) — Several area school districts this fall will offer high school students a regional remote learning option aimed at giving them some flexibility in what courses they take, as well as when and how they take them. The pilot program is open to juniors and seniors attending New...
Blumenthal celebrates launch of CT's first renewable diesel fuel
Connecticut will have access to fossil-free fuel within the state for the first time. U.S. Sen. Richard Blumenthal (D-CT) visited the renewable diesel location at the East Haven terminal on Thursday. Global Partners, an independent energy supplier, will store its renewable diesel there. The company converts used oils from fast-food...
Connecticut Artists Take The Spotllight At Parkville Market Gallery
It’s about to get a lot more colorful in Parkville with the grand opening of Parkville Art Gallery. The celebration is set for Saturday, September 7, 2024, at 1429 Park Street, Suite 204, from 6pm-9pm. The Gallery Opening show includes artists Andy Hart, Michael Rice, Chris Gann, Allan Weitz,...
Federal disaster teams assess dozens of flooded properties
Three teams from the Federal Emergency Management Agency fanned out across a half-dozen towns on Friday. The information they collect could help Connecticut qualify for a “major disaster” declaration, which opens up direct cash assistance to flooded residents and business owners. “OH MY GOD”. Frank Talarico doesn’t usually...
New August law carries $250 fine if you don’t stop in the road at the right time – more cops were hired to write tickets
AUTHORITIES say they are beefing up law enforcement as they raise the penalty for passing school buses. As children return to school, Connecticut State Senator Herron Gaston pushed to incorporate laws that crack down on drivers making a major road safety violation. He implemented the legislation now allowing police to hit drivers with a fine […]
State Auditors release damning report on Department of Corrections
The State’s Auditors of Public Accounts released a report yesterday painting a damning picture of the State’s Department of Corrections (DOC), finding severe instances of financial mismanagement, lack of oversight over payroll and purchasing processes, frequent non-compliance with documentation requirements across multiple categories, and an overall lack of employee accountability. The most common recurring pattern […] The post State Auditors release damning report on Department of Corrections appeared first on Connecticut Inside Investigator.
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