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From parking meters to school spending, five projects to watch in Greenwich's budget

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From parking meters to school spending, five projects to watch in Greenwich's budget

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Parking Services has requested $380,000 to replace hundreds of old parking meters around Greenwich Avenue.See the Story

The What: Budget Decisions, New Public Safety Complex, and more

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Monday, March 31Happy Monday and last day of March! Hope you all enjoyed the (brief) spring weather this past weekend. Let’s see what’s happening around southwest Connecticut. Highlights This section gives a brief overview of the key items in the newsletter.The Board of Finance in Fairfield, Board of Estimate and Taxation in Greenwich, and Board of Finance in Westport are voting on their communities’ proposed budgets this week, while other commu…See the Story

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The What: We're Coming Back!

Norwalk, Connecticut · Norwalk

The What: We're Coming Back!

Hi everyone! Happy Monday.I know it’s been awhile since a new edition of The What appeared in your inboxes so I wanted to pop in and say we’ll officially be back next Monday (3/17) with a brand new edition of The What.It’s been an amazing two months away welcoming the newest member of our family, Charlie Prinz, but we’re (slowly) working our way back to keeping you informed about what’s happening in and around southwest Connecticut.It’s been bus…See the Story

Special Edition of The What: Food Insecurity and Food Access in Lower Fairfield County

Bridgeport, Connecticut · Bridgeport

Special Edition of The What: Food Insecurity and Food Access in Lower Fairfield County

Monday, February 24Happy Monday and hope you enjoy the last special edition of The What. We'll be be back soon with new, updated editions so stay tuned. Despite the fact that Fairfield County is home to some of the wealthiest communities in the country, many families are facing real challenges around food—including food insecurity and a lack of access to fresh, healthy options. Across the state, 18% of Connecticut families said they “could not a…See the Story

Special Edition of The What: Investing in Infrastructure Around Southwest Connecticut

Pandemic · United States

Special Edition of The What: Investing in Infrastructure Around Southwest Connecticut

Monday, February 10Happy Monday! Coming out of the COVID-19 pandemic, we’ve seen historic levels of federal and state funding coming to local municipalities to invest in areas like infrastructure, roadways, schools, air quality, and more. Let’s explore some of the major investments that have come to our area. More Than $30 Million Coming to Stamford, Norwalk Neighborhoods After Decades of UnderinvestmentResidents in the West Side and East Side o…See the Story

Special Edition of The What: All Aboard—In and Around Train Stations

Stamford, Connecticut · Stamford

Special Edition of The What: All Aboard—In and Around Train Stations

Monday, January 27Happy Monday! Whether or not you’re a commuter yourself, you know that the Metro North is one of the main connectors through our region that ties together communities, residents, and businesses—in fact it was one of the main inspirations for Coastal Connecticut Times. There are more than 20 stations along the New Haven main line and two of its branches that run through the region, the Danbury branch which runs up through Norwal…See the Story

What does a second Trump presidency mean for the ocean?

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What does a second Trump presidency mean for the ocean?

Some fear the wannabe whale psychiatrist heading for the White House will undo progress on climate action and marine protection.See the Story

Special Edition of The What: Pedestrian and Road Safety

Connecticut · Connecticut

Special Edition of The What: Pedestrian and Road Safety

Monday, January 13Happy Monday! For years walkability and pedestrian safety have been buzzwords across the region, but at that same time pedestrian and traffic-related deaths have soared across Connecticut and the county. As our local communities are reimagining their streets and redesigning some of the most troublesome intersections in the region, we dove into pedestrian and roadway safety issues and highlighted some of the solutions local offi…See the Story

Special Edition of The What: School Construction

Connecticut · Connecticut

Special Edition of The What: School Construction

Monday, January 6Happy Monday! Now that students are back in school following the holiday break, we’re diving into school construction around southwest Connecticut. According to facilities plans from across the region, there are more than an estimated $2.5 billion worth of improvements that are needed at school buildings over the next decade or two. However, increasing construction costs have caused concerns about funding for these projects. Som…See the Story