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No injuries reported after Waterbury school bus rear-ended
WATERBURY, Conn. (WTNH) — No injuries were reported after a school bus was rear-ended Thursday morning, according to a representative with Waterbury Public Schools. The crash happened on Highland Avenue. As of 8:30 a.m., the representative said police were on scene. While there were students on the bus at the time, no one was injured. […]
Friday is nice, but Saturday has a chance of rain
News 12 Storm Watch Team Meteorologist Addison Green says cloud cover will gradually increase overnight so the air will not feel as crisp and cool as we’ve seen for the past few nights. Friday has a mix of sun and clouds with more moisture in the air.
Connecticut says it's the pizza capital of the U.S. We think not
Connecticut, we have a problem. According to a story from NBC, a new sign on I-95 and I-84 between New York and the Constitution State declares Connecticut the "home of the pizza capital of the United States." ...
Amtrak breaks ground on a major bridge upgrade
The Connecticut River Bridge—built in 1907—has been a source of major delays to rail traffic along the Northeast Corridor for years. But this week Amtrak—along with U.S. Deputy Secretary of Transportation Polly Trottenberg, Connecticut Governor Ned Lamont, Senators Richard Blumenthal and Chris Murphy, Representative Joe Courtney and Connecticut’s Transportation Commissioner Garrett Eucalitto— officially broke ground on a sleek new bridge that promises smoother sailing in the future.
$3 million in federal funding granted to fix roads damaged in floods
HARTFORD, Conn. — Millions of dollars in federal funding are on the way to Connecticut to help repair roads damaged in the deadly Aug. 18 historic rain and flooding that impacted many Connecticut towns, including Oxford, Seymour and Southbury. The Connecticut Department of Transportation is being awarded $3 million...
CBIA survey; rising cost of business and life concerns employers
Economic uncertainty was reported as a recurring theme among the 2,700 business executives surveyed by the Connecticut Business and Industry Association (CBIA) for its 2024 Survey of Connecticut Businesses. Those surveyed cited increasing cost of business, a lack of skilled job applicants, and a reduced ability to retain employees as tantamount concerns to be addressed […] The post CBIA survey; rising cost of business and life concerns employers appeared first on Connecticut Inside Investigator.
Almost a Decade Late, Verizon FIOS Will Be Coming to Connecticut
We're you an AT&T U-Verse subscriber in the early 2010's? Were you angry when Frontier Communications bought them out in 2015? Hold tight, a $20 billion dollar deal that was just announced will rid Connecticut of Frontier in the near future. According to every major news outlet, including msn.com, Verizon...
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