Connecticut’s 2026 elections will shape more than who holds office in Hartford. They will help determine how state government approaches electricity costs, housing development, healthcare affordability, education funding, and the next state budget. For businesses, municipalities, nonprofit organizations, and residents, the significance of November’s results extends well beyond election night to the decisions lawmakers will […]
Monthly Archives: September 2026
Connecticut’s waste challenge does not end when the truck leaves the curb. For municipalities, businesses and residents, the growing cost and complexity of managing that waste are becoming harder to ignore. For decades, Connecticut relied on a combination of waste-to-energy facilities, recycling programs, transfer stations and other disposal options to manage municipal solid waste. Today, […]
An empty factory, a vacant office building or a struggling shopping center can remain part of a community’s landscape for years. Residents may see potential for housing, businesses or public space, while prospective developers see unanswered questions about costs, property conditions and whether a new use is financially viable. For Connecticut, returning these properties to […]