Funding earmarked for demolition of former coal plant in Bridgeport
State Sen. Marilyn Moore says more than $22 million will go toward the wrecking.
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Sep 27, 2023, 2:22 AM
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4h agoFunding has been earmarked for the demolition of the former coal plant in Bridgeport.
State Sen. Marilyn Moore says more than $22 million will go toward the wrecking.
It's part of approved funding from the Community Investment Fund.
In total, $100 million from the fund is going toward projects in Connecticut.
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