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With barely one month complete in year 2021, several senators have proposed bills that should leave Connecticut taxpayers wondering if they have lost
While the coronavirus dominated summer headlines, Connecticut’s five-year effort to accelerate the transportation rebuilding program slowed to a stroll on July 1. A risky initiative to force tolls — by borrowing and spending billions of extra dollars on new projects between 2016 and 2020 — concluded July 1, without those controversial fees or any other plan to pay for all of it.
Two years ago Connecticut lawmakers were unable to find the votes for Gov. Ned Lamont’s electronic toll proposal, now the special transportation fund is going...
Bob and Amy Stefanowski receive NAACP award for mask effort FacebookTwitterEmail 1of3 Amy and Bob Stefanowski, at center, received an award from the Waterbury NAACP Youth Corps on Sept. 9, 2021, for their volunteer work buying and distributing masks in the spring of 2020.contributed photoShow MoreShow Less 2of3 The first deliveries of masks for Masks for Heroes was made possible by (l-r) Stamford Firefighter Patrick Sasser and Masks for Heroes Founder Bob Stefanowski.ContributedShow MoreShow Less 3of3 Like any conservative Republican running statewide, Bob Stefanowski didn’t poll tremendous...
Two Democratic state senators introduced a bill this week that would install electronic highway tolling systems on I-84, I-91, I-95 and portions of Route 15, even as Gov. Ned Lamont has said he would seek other options to Connecticut’s transportation funding problems.