Brendan Crowley is a journalist based in Groton, Connecticut. He writes for The Connecticut Examiner, focusing on local news and issues in the Groton area. His work has also been featured in Popular Mechanics Magazine.
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Brendan Crowley's articles focus on local government and business developments, with a particular emphasis on Connecticut. He often includes expert commentary and announcements in his coverage.
Given the significant coverage of government & politics, Brendan is likely to be open to engaging with local political figures or experts who can provide informed perspectives on policy changes or new legislative initiatives impacting the region.
For businesses seeking coverage, providing insights into economic trends or innovative strategies relevant to Connecticut could capture Brendan's interest. Additionally, offering expertise related to agricultural challenges specific to this area might also resonate with him.
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By: Brendan Crowley
SOUTHINGTON — When he was preparing to teach a course on politics, literature and culture in the Cold War, Jimmy J. Pack, Jr. was looking for an anthology of science
By: Brendan Crowley
PLYMOUTH – A major milestone in the town’s battle against blight, a long-vacant condemned house near Lake Winfield was demolished on Friday.
By: Brendan Crowley
Eversource-owned natural gas provider Yankee Gas has applied for a rate hike that would raise the average customer’s bills by $46.74 a month starting next November.
By: Brendan Crowley
Eversource-owned natural gas provider Yankee Gas has applied for a rate hike that would raise the average customer’s bills by $46.74 a month starting next November.
By: Brendan Crowley
Eversource electric customers will see their bills increase about $15 a month starting in January.
By: Brendan Crowley
BRISTOL – The City Council and Board of Finance approved moving $3.47 million from the city’s general fund to Bristol Public Schools on Tuesday, to fill a gap they said
Eversource electric customers will see their bills increase about $15 a month starting in January.
By: Brendan Crowley
Instead of paying more for gas starting next month, Connecticut Natural Gas customers will save about $7-8 a month.
By: Brendan Crowley
BRISTOL – A mixed-use building with first floor commercial spaces and 28 apartments upstairs was approved by the city Zoning Commission to fill the Mafale’s Plaza lot.
Instead of paying more for gas starting next month, Connecticut Natural Gas customers will save about $7-8 a month.
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