The executive director of the agency that oversees Bradley International Airport is cautioning that the planned $100 million expansion of Tweed New Haven Airport could hurt route expansion in Connecticut.
The executive director of the agency that oversees Bradley International Airport is warning that the planned $100 million expansion of Tweed New Haven Airport could hurt route expansion in Connecticut, unless the two airports coordinate services provided to the state’s traveling public. “Unconstrained competition between two airports that are located within 50 miles of each other is not .
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April 29, 2021
Connecticut State Treasurer Shawn T. Wooden and U.S. Senator Richard Blumenthal were joined by Mayor Justin Elicker, and local advocates in a roundtable discussion on how legislation introduced at the state and federal levels to create Baby Bonds, would help narrow wealth disparities and generate economic growth that will help break the cycle of poverty and benefit Connecticut s economy in the long-term.
Subscribe By affording children with access to opportunities they may not have had otherwise due to lack of generational wealth, these solutions-driven Baby Bonds proposals on both the state and federal levels would give families the chance to break the cycle of poverty, said Treasurer Shawn Wooden. By establishing a savings account for every child born on Husky, CT Baby Bonds can help address generational poverty by closing the wealth gap, which impacts families in every town across Connecticut irrespective of race or zip code.