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New Haven will be part of a study of urban coastal communities to assess the impact on human health and the environment.
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The City of Bridgeport broke ground on a controversial $129 million new high school building located in a Long Island Sound floodplain.
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Bridgeport's plans to break ground for the construction of a new high school in the city’s south end this spring are stalled. Officials say the hold is due to a delay in state funding. But even before that, the move of the 100-year-old Bassick High School faced stiff opposition from neighborhood groups and environmentalists.
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The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency is promising better air quality in southern Connecticut this summer. It announced new changes to a decades-old rule called the “Good Neighbor” plan to help make that happen.
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New York’s economy has been ranked the top priority to determine their pick of candidates in November’s general election, according to a poll released Wednesday by the Siena Research Institute.
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On Long Island, Huntington residents are calling for the town to improve protection of Crab Meadow Beach from the environmental impacts of nearby development.
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A local theater gives The Little Mermaid an eco-conscious twist.
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Do humans need to rethink how we interact and live with our wildlife neighbors?
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The first electric train cars in the Metro-North Shoreline East fleet went into service today.
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Connecticut lawmakers are considering legislation making a $20 million investment in the mental health of students.