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Pieces related to transportation in southwest Connecticut

United Illuminating’s Transmission Line Project Could Move Forward Despite Opposition

United Illuminating’s Transmission Line Project Could Move Forward Despite Opposition

Fairfield and Bridgeport residents and local officials continue to oppose a plan from United Illuminating to replace transmission lines along the Metro North railroad tracks.

CTDOT Seeks to ‘Transform’ Stamford Transportation Center as City Plans for its Future

CTDOT Seeks to ‘Transform’ Stamford Transportation Center as City Plans for its Future

Housing, commercial space, retail stores, and a new station. That’s the vision the Connecticut Department of Transportation has for transforming the Stamford Transportation Center.

Transportation Updates for Southwest Connecticut: Danbury Branch, Merritt Parkway, and more

Transportation Updates for Southwest Connecticut: Danbury Branch, Merritt Parkway, and more

Work on the Danbury branch of Metro North will close it for two weeks, while drivers will see work taking place on the Merritt Parkway.

All Aboard: In and Around Noroton Heights

All Aboard: In and Around Noroton Heights

Noroton Heights in Darien has seen some of the most transit-oriented development in the region in recent years.

Connecting the Merritt Parkway and Route 7—An Update

Connecting the Merritt Parkway and Route 7—An Update

Residents are invited to get a look at the latest plans and next steps for the Merritt Parkway–Route 7 construction project. There is a public information session in Norwalk on Tuesday, June 24 at 6:30 p.m.

The Latest on the Walk Bridge Construction Project

The Latest on the Walk Bridge Construction Project

Walk Bridge construction is heating up in Norwalk and the work is slated to continue to 2030.

The West Main Street Bridge: A Divide at the Heart of Stamford—Literally and Figuratively

The West Main Street Bridge: A Divide at the Heart of Stamford—Literally and Figuratively

The West Main Street Bridge in Stamford has been closed since 2002, but has remained at the center of political conversations and debates.