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The Day - Enter and exit at your own risk - News from southeastern Connecticut - Vimarsana News

The Day - Enter and exit at your own risk - News from southeastern Connecticut

A highway journey is only as safe as its most dangerous stretch.

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The Day - Lamont and state officials: Stay off the roads Saturday - News from southeastern Connecticut - Vimarsana News

The Day - Lamont and state officials: Stay off the roads Saturday - News from southeastern Connecticut

Snow total forecasts have increased, and eastern Connecticut could get 20 or more inches of snow.

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Staff shortages impact road snow removal - Vimarsana News

Staff shortages impact road snow removal

CONNECTICUT (WFSB) - Many state and local departments are dealing with plow driver shortages due to COVID.

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Best of 2021: There's a new plan for realigning Hartford's highways. Is the third time the charm? - Vimarsana News

Best of 2021: There's a new plan for realigning Hartford's highways. Is the third time the charm?

The interstate highways that were jackhammered through Hartford six decades ago may have increased vehicular mobility, but they did so at great cost to the fabric of the city. But a new plan — a mix of previous efforts, along with new ideas — aims to remedy that.

There's a new plan for realigning Hartford's highways. Is the third time the charm? - Vimarsana News

There's a new plan for realigning Hartford's highways. Is the third time the charm?

A new plan for realigning Hartford’s highways includes removing the current I91-I84 interchange and replacing it with two others, at the northern and southern ends of the city, along with creating a new River Road along the Connecticut River. The interstate highways that were jackhammered through Hartford six decades ago may have increased vehicular mobility, but they did so at great cost to the fabric of the city. Now, a new plan — a mix of previous efforts, along with new ideas — aims to remedy that. Decades ago, the construction of I-91 cut Hartford off from the Connecticut River. I-...