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New nuclear? Plan for zero-carbon electricity grid stirs talk of lifting CT's nuclear energy moratorium - Vimarsana News

New nuclear? Plan for zero-carbon electricity grid stirs talk of lifting CT's nuclear energy moratorium

Connecticut’s moratorium on new nuclear energy facilities has existed since 1979. But...

Source: ctpost.com
The Day - Waterford appoints new police chief - News from southeastern Connecticut - Vimarsana News

The Day - Waterford appoints new police chief - News from southeastern Connecticut

The Board of Police Commissioners has appointed interim Police Chief Marc Balestracci as the town's new chief.

Source: theday.com
The Day - Waterford selectmen approve proposed general government budget requests totaling $47 million - Vimarsana News

The Day - Waterford selectmen approve proposed general government budget requests totaling $47 million

The Board of Selectmen completed its budget meetings last week and approved a $35.9 million general government budget for 2022-23 that shows a $1.3 million

Source: theday.com
The Day - Valentine's food drive in Waterford this Saturday at Stop & Shop - News from southeastern Connecticut - Vimarsana News

The Day - Valentine's food drive in Waterford this Saturday at Stop & Shop - News from southeastern Connecticut

The town's Board of Selectmen and Fire Services is hosting a Valentine's Food Drive in support of the town's community food bank on Saturday, Feb. 12 from

Source: theday.com
The Day - Waterford's resident-led social equity and inclusion group holds third community dialogue - Vimarsana News

The Day - Waterford's resident-led social equity and inclusion group holds third community dialogue

Ten residents gathered in the public library's meeting room Monday night to respectfully share their thoughts on the town's diversity, affordable housing

Source: theday.com