WASHINGTON – The U.S. House of Representatives voted on Tuesday to provide a fix to the legislation establishing the Coltsville National Historical Park in Hartford. Continue Reading →
U.S. House approves Coltsville National Park fix
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Coltsville bill fix moves forward
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WASHINGTON — A key House committee approved legislation Wednesday that would allow the National Park Service to move forward on plans to build the Coltsville National Historic Park in Hartford. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Politics, Washington, Coltsville, East Armory, John Larson, National Park Service, Natural Resources Committee, Tom McClintock
Park Service moves ahead on Coltsville National Historical Park
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WASHINGTON – Transformation of Hartford’s Coltsville neighborhood into a national park showcasing industrial innovation is a vision that’s slowly coming into focus. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Washington, Armsmear, Coltville National Historic Park, East Armory, John Larson, Jonathan Jarvis, Larry Dooley, National Park Service
Coltsville faces hurdles before official national park status
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It will likely be years before the Coltsville neighborhood near the Connecticut River in Hartford will welcome its first visitors to the Coltsville National Historical Park. Before the big day, a series of property transfers will have to take place and plans will have to be developed by the National Park Service, processes that typically take a long time. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Politics, Washington, Armsmear, Chevron, Church of the Good Shepherd, Coltsville, Congress, East Armory
Senate to begin debate on bill that would turn Coltsville into national park
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WASHINGTON – A massive defense bill that would authorize billions of dollars in spending on Connecticut defense projects — and turn the Hartford’s Coltsville neighborhood into a national park — may face its first test in the Senate today. Continue Reading →