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Traffic Breakdown: Connecticut’s Deadliest Roads for Pedestrians

By: Georgia Lobb Green drops represent pedestrians killed under the age of 15 years. Blue drops: Aged 16-59. Purple: Older than 60 years. From the Tri-State Transportation Campaign. View a larger, more detailed map here. The non-profit advocacy organization Tri-State Transportation Campaign issued a report this afternoon showing that 100 pedestrians were killed on roads […]

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What is “infrastructure”?

I’ve written a lot in the past few months about aging infrastructure in Connecticut — from sewer treatment plants to bridges to train tracks. This is a thoughtful take from Reuters’ Jack Shafer on calls from our politicians to overhaul our “aging infrastructure.” Check it out here: http://blogs.reuters.com/jackshafer/2013/02/15/infrastructure-rhetoric-is-a-bridge-to-nowhere/

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Get Home Before Nemo Finds You

So here’s what’s happening. Connecticut Transit buses will start shutting down service at 4 p.m. By 6 p.m. they’ll be completely suspended until further notice. (CT Transit buses cover New Haven, Hartford, New Britain, Stamford, Waterbury, Meriden, Bristol, and Wallingford.) Metro-North is totally changing its afternoon schedule. See details here: http://mta.info/supplemental/mnr/mnr_weather_info.html. You should really pay […]

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