The project is more than 95% complete. Once finished, it will have a peak capacity of 704 megawatts, enough to power roughly 350,000 homes.
Revolution Wind project on track for completion this year, developer says
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Hartford awarded $20M ‘innovation cluster’ award
The state grant will go toward developing a 100K square foot campus intended to support workforce development around applied AI technologies.
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REGISTER: ‘In The Room’ with Sen. Chris Murphy
Join CT Mirror on Wednesday, August 26, for a conversation with Connecticut Senator Chris Murphy and host John Dankosky!
Posted inPolitics
CT worker unions to test gubernatorial contenders on key issues
Union leaders are making an early push to frame negotiations over CT state employee retirement benefits with Gov. Ned Lamont and Ryan Fazio.
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CT inspector general rules prison death a suicide
The OIG determined that Segundo Gamboy Guaranda died by suicide. Tt also found CT Dept. of Correction was ‘negligent’ in monitoring his cell.
Posted inEnergy & Environment
How many bears are there in CT? Here’s what it takes to find out.
A team of researchers led by Mississippi State University is fanning out across CT this summer to collect hair samples from resident bears.
Posted inCT Viewpoints
CT doesn’t have a childcare crisis. It has a childcare policy crisis
If Connecticut truly wants to solve its childcare crisis, it must stop treating family childcare as an afterthought.
Posted inPolitics
Larson lost to a younger challenger. Could Blumenthal face a similar test?
After U.S. Rep. John Larson was soundly defeated by the younger Luke Bronin, CT’s aging members of Congress face similar questions.
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Which CT towns had the highest voter turnout for the primaries?
About 23% of CT’s registered Democrats voted in Tuesday’s primaries, less than in the 2018 primary, according to the Secretary of the State.
Posted inHousing
CT joins multistate lawsuit over federal mortgage escrow rules
Lawsuit argues that new rules incorrectly preempt states’ powers to regulate how interest generated by mortgage escrow accounts is handled.
Posted inPolitics
Former Lt. Gov. Nancy Wyman dies at 80
Nancy S. Wyman, the state comptroller who became lieutenant governor under former Gov. Dannel P. Malloy, died Wednesday.
Posted inPartner Content
Schools spend billions on AI, but struggle to figure out what’s worth buying
As school districts weigh which tools are safe and worth spending money on, some officials are feeling overwhelmed by the array of choices.
Posted inCT Viewpoints
License plate readers are a tool – not a threat
Hartford residents deserve a straight explanation of how license plate readers work and how they should be governed.
Posted inPolitics
Luke Bronin defeats Rep. John Larson in CT 1st District primary
Luke Bronin decisively defeated U.S. Rep. John Larson in the Democratic primary for the 1st District, effectively guaranteeing him the seat.
