Hartford officials eye 80 acres of closed trash-burning plant site for redevelopment

After decades burning much of Connecticut’s garbage, Hartford officials hope to see a roughly 80-acre property around a recently closed trash-to-energy plant in South Meadows used for economic redevelopment.

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