Congress is poised to make a major investment in rail. Is it enough for CT?
CT DOT chief Joe Giulietti has an $8B must-do to-do list
Joseph J. Giulietti, commissioner of the Connecticut Department of Transportation, at the office in Newington.
At a time of hype and headlines about trillions the president wants to invest in infrastructure, a railroad man with a long memory oversees the Department of Transportation in Connecticut, a state that’s been an unreliable steward of rail since the neglected New Haven Line was left to its care half a century ago.
Joseph J. Giulietti, recruited as DOT commissioner immediately after Gov. Ned Lamont’s election in 2018, started on the New Haven Line in 1971 as a 19-year-old conductor for Penn Central, then a dying railroad about to cede ownership of the line to a state unready for the responsibility.
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SEYMOURÂ â Mary Finkle, born October 15, 1930, passed away on July 19, 2021, after spending the day with her loving family.
Mary is survived by a daughter, Patricia Busch; son-in-law, Eric Busch; son, Wayne Finkle; daughter-in-law, Pam Finkle; grandchildren, Amy Grant, Jacqueline Busch and Eric M. Busch; great-grandchildren, Madeline and Jack Grant, and many nieces and nephews.
She was predeceased by her loving husband, Jack Finkle; her parents, John and Pearl Koltko, and her siblings, Phil Koltko, Peter Koltko and Ann Pankowicz.
Born in 1930, Mary was almost a lifelong resident of Seymour, moving away only when she turned 87 to be closer to her daughter and grandchildren. She graduated from Seymour High School in 1948.
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