The Manchester Land Trust has done amazing work in preserving open space. This award recognizes that work. Kudos to them and @ManchesterCTown for their collaboration and amazing efforts to protect the Lombardo Farm and the rural character of the Hillstown neighborhood. https://t.co/XHDDVqDNXN
Jason Rojas
@jrojas9 · CT · H
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| Public Lands | 2.7% | 0.9% | +1.8 pp | Over-indexed | 271 |
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SEEKING APPLICATIONS: The state's recently-formed Commission on CT's Development & Future is looking for members of the public to serve on working groups to make policy recommendations relating to land use, conservation, housing affordability, & infrastructure. https://t.co/J2Ca8gWwXG
Straight up outright lie. The propaganda continues and its a disservice to the state. "If the bills proposed over the past few years had all passed, then Connecticut<U+2019>s 169 towns and cities would now be largely unable to make land-use decisions." https://t.co/kvfuRpoDaP
Promising vision for our riverfront and what a complement it would be to all the efforts going on across the river in Hartford. https://t.co/cMuLWNOCJH
RT @jacquelinerabe: The governor has signed the the controversial zoning reform bill. https://t.co/Ei8WFLINvF
Anyone who knows me knows I've been talking about this for years. Just the beginning, but just keep on building in a desert. Know what the NE has? Water. Skipped Showers, Paper Plates: An Arizona Suburb<U+2019>s Water Is Cut Off https://t.co/bqfgL99U2h
Proud to join @RepJohnLarson, Mayor Mike Walsh, @SaudAnwarCT, & local leaders this morning to celebrate $700,000 in new federal funding to repair the Hockanum River Linear Park Trail. Through the funding, we'll be able to make needed safety improvements & updates. https://t.co/fJ2WCPfkYb
UPDATE: East Hartford's Planning and Zoning Commission will likely set zoning regulations for adult-use and hybrid marijuana businesses next month. https://t.co/shUEyO6xf6
The CT River was a prime choice for this special distinction: As New Englands largest and longest river, it passes through four states on its 410 mile journey from source to sea, and its watershed covers an incredible 11,000 sq miles. https://t.co/uu1qJzpQNO via @waltwould
@blm860 Curreys district but I care just the same. What's more impressive is the rebuild of Columbus Circle. It's amazing if you haven't seen the progress.