CBS NY
“If Governor Christie is going to cancel a major project in New Jersey, why not spend that money within the region?” Malloy said to WCBS 880 Connecticut Bureau Chief Fran Schneidau.
Great job, Malloy. If Republicans want to leave a ton of rail money on the table then we should be going after whatever it is that they turn down. Go after New Jersey's, Wisconsin's, Ohio's, Florida's or any other state that decides they don't want the rail money.
PROPOSED: Hartford-New Haven-Springfield Commuter/High Speed Rail Line
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Cotuit
, Aug 26 2004 12:26 PM
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#201
Posted 17 November 2010 - 11:22 AM
#202
Posted 21 November 2010 - 09:33 AM
I am so pleased with Rell's handling of New Haven-Hartford-Springfield rail line. She really understands why this is so vital to our state's and Hartford's future. If other states elected Governor's who are opposed to it then that means they must not want rail in their states. That is their decision and it makes perfect sense that we and other pro-rail states go after that money. I feel bad for rail supporters and businesses who support rail in those states but hey, we all get to have different priorities. That's the good thing about democracy.
Hartford Courant
HARTFORD — With new Republican governors in Wisconsin and Ohio preparing to turn back $1.2 billion in federal grants, Gov. M. Jodi Rell is taking the opposite approach.
She's asking the Obama administration to send $100 million of that money to Connecticut.
Connecticut joins several other states including New York and North Carolina in pressing to get a share of the $1.2 billion earmarked for establishing high-speed rail projects
Hartford Courant
HARTFORD — With new Republican governors in Wisconsin and Ohio preparing to turn back $1.2 billion in federal grants, Gov. M. Jodi Rell is taking the opposite approach.
She's asking the Obama administration to send $100 million of that money to Connecticut.
Connecticut joins several other states including New York and North Carolina in pressing to get a share of the $1.2 billion earmarked for establishing high-speed rail projects
#203
Posted 04 March 2011 - 01:26 PM
HSR is dead in FL for the foreseeable future. I am so glad we didn't elect some sort of anti rail zeolot like these states did. I take Foley at his word that he would have supported it though so I guess we should have been OK even with him. Hopefully their lack of vision will prove to be our gain.
Reuters
Reuters
#204
Posted 18 March 2011 - 10:31 AM
Malloy has officially asked for an additional 100 millin for this project from the feds. this is part of the Florida monies.
apparently the wording is "at least 100 million"
saw it in the HBJ
he said the state is willing to spend more than other states and that we have no other option but to build and embrace the rale and we are excited about it and enthusiastic...
something like that.
Cheers!!!!
lets hope this moves along quickly, and lets home we can get the Waterbury spur added on ASAP
apparently the wording is "at least 100 million"
saw it in the HBJ
he said the state is willing to spend more than other states and that we have no other option but to build and embrace the rale and we are excited about it and enthusiastic...
something like that.
Cheers!!!!
lets hope this moves along quickly, and lets home we can get the Waterbury spur added on ASAP
#205
Posted 19 March 2011 - 02:43 PM
Nice to have a Governor that finally cares about this...
#207
Posted 09 May 2011 - 12:52 PM
Thanks Florida!!!!
I knew that state was good for something
http://www.hartfordb...tml?Type=search
its not much money, but we will take any penny you dont want
I knew that state was good for something
http://www.hartfordb...tml?Type=search
its not much money, but we will take any penny you dont want
#208
Posted 10 May 2011 - 05:15 AM
Any rail money is welcome.
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