As traffic roared along Interstate 84 behind her, Fran Mayko of the nonprofit Flagman Inc. provided a tragic list: Three tow truck operators, two Connecticut Department of Transportation employees, a state trooper and a construction worker.
The ingredients are a rubber mat, preferably one with holes. Add galvanized metal hardware cloth, zip ties, wire cutters and an electric fence energizer. The recipe says to cut the metal so it sits flat against the mat, leave a narrow buffer...
HARTFORD — A state-funded, $1 million multimedia campaign explaining the three voting options available to Connecticut voters for the Nov. 3 state election is ready to launch, Secretary of the State Stephanie Thomas said Thursday. The...
Comments made by Joe Nolan, Eversource Energy’s chief executive officer, to financial analysts last week have reopened old wounds in the relationship between Connecticut’s largest electric distribution company and the administration...
