Connecticut Storm Response Panel Meeting To Discuss CL&P's Response To Irene, Snowstorm
The panel created to investigate the response to both Tropical Storm Irene and the freak October snowstorm meets today in Connecticut.
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The panel created to investigate the response to both Tropical Storm Irene and the freak October snowstorm meets today in Connecticut.
By the time it hit Connecticut, Irene was downgraded from a hurricane to a tropical storm. But many Connecticut residents find themselves having to pay huge deductibles on their insurance claims.
Many commuters may be able to breathe a little easier while waiting for the train today.
The nearly 900,000 residents without power may be facing power hikes after utility agency Connecticut Light and Power said they expect the price tag for fixing the outages to be around $100 million.
Friday marks the 11th day of the 11th month of 2011. From right here in town to all across the world, people are celebrating 11/11/11 in a variety of ways.
Residents who endured days in the dark and cold already pay higher rates than any other state in the continental United States.
When companies hire veterans returning from Iraq and Afghanistan, they not only get willing and able workers, but also a federal tax break, if a bill passed by the Senate becomes law.
The American Red Cross is sending shipments of blood into Connecticut to help fill a gap left by a blood collection workers strike that began last week.
Union official Frank Sarullo says it's clear no one is buying a lot of what's being said by the suits when it comes to Connecticut Light & Power's response to the freak October 29 snowstorm.
The first-ever nationwide test of the country's Emergency Alert System has been conducted--but not everyone got the message.
A lot of people in Connecticut and other states work out of their home offices for companies located across state lines, in New York, for example.
Panel co-chair Joe McGee says the committee will focus on better preparedness for faster recovery from intensifying storms.
A former police chief toppled the incumbent Waterbury mayor Tuesday night in one of Connecticut's most closely watched elections.
It will go out at 2:00 p.m. on all television and radio stations simultaneously, including WCBS 880, CBS2, and 1010 WINS.
A Brooklyn community is in mourning after a van packed with teenagers crashed on a Connecticut highway, killing two of them.
