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Low-income households in Connecticut in need of heating assistance this winter can apply for state help starting Sept. 1. The state has set aside $79 million for the program.
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A rival road salt company has criticized Gateway Terminal’s expansion to serve eastern Connecticut. Last winter, Gateway had long delays because they were the only facility supplying road salt to the entire state.
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A local New London supplier closed when the State Pier started to be redeveloped into a hub for the offshore wind industry. Now, New Haven is the only port in the storm for rock salt.
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Connecticut activated the first severe cold weather protocol of the season on Monday, as lawmakers urged the federal government to prevent market manipulation of home heating prices.
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With global energy prices expected to spike this winter, state assistance is available to help Connecticut residents keep warm. The assistance includes a record $135 million in federal funding to help heat homes.
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Residents in New York and Connecticut are tired of the winter weather as another nor’easter leaves behind slushy sidewalks and wet roads.John Kane works…
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On Tuesday at Lime Rock Park in Litchfield County, Chevrolet gave WSHU’s Anthony Moatan the opportunity to drive recklessly in the snow without fear of…
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Thursday’s storm put a strain on travel, commerce, and the ability of cities and towns to clean up after it. Snow emergency declarations in Connecticut’s…