Cate Hewitt is the Deputy Editor for The Connecticut Examiner, focusing on local news in Stonington, Connecticut. With a passion for community journalism, Cate covers a wide range of topics including local government, preservation efforts, transportation, and cultural events.
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Cate Hewitt's coverage is primarily focused on local politics, zoning issues, infrastructure projects, and preservation efforts in the Connecticut area. She appears to have a specific interest in government announcements and legal policy regulations related to these topics.
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By: Angela Carella
STAMFORD – There was little sleep Tuesday night at the Chery house. Chrismide Chery heard the disruption first, at just before 11 p.m. She guessed it might be thunder, but […]
By: Cate Hewitt
OLD LYME — Faced with the added cost of a $90,000 survey for the Department of Energy and Environmental Protection, the Halls Road bridge and trails project has hit a significant new stumbling block....
By: Angela Carella, Cate Hewitt
Since 2016, when southeastern Connecticut learned of a plan by the Federal Railroad Administration to construct a high-speed rail bypass through several historic towns in the region between Old Saybrook and Charlestown, RI, town officials and members of the public have been paying closer attention to rail projects along the Northeast Corridor.
HARTFORD — The “Work-Live-Ride” transit-oriented development bill failed to advance to the State Senate floor for a vote on Wednesday. Since its introduction in 2021, the measure has been proposed […]
By: Cate Hewitt
MADISON -- A philanthropic foundation wants to rehab a dilapidated house in a residential neighborhood to create a venue for events and a cultural center but neighbors say the rural area is neither a...
By: Cate Hewitt
NEW LONDON — Artist Power Boothe stood in front of his painting, “Time Being #2” and pointed to vestiges of an underpainting from a previous work. “This blue was probably there, […]
By: Cate Hewitt
OLD LYME — Two months after the Zoning Commission agreed to a six-month moratorium on applications for self-storage units, the commission to the first steps toward prohibiting new units in the town's main commercial district, relegating new storage businesses instead to the industrial park located on the edge of town near East Lyme.
By: Cate Hewitt
The Offshore Wind Venture partnering Ørsted and Eversource told CT Examiner on Wednesday that the companies had canceled an agreement with Dominion Energy to use the as-yet-unbuilt Charybdis to install turbines off East Coast of the United States. The planned 472-foot vessel would be the first Jones Act compliant vessel for installing offshore turbines, clearing a significant hurdle for domestic offshore development.
By: Cate Hewitt
OLD LYME — After at least one tense encounter between a responding State Trooper and an local resident parked at Tantummaheag Landing, CT Examiner asked Martha Shoemaker to clarify what rules the tow...
An advocate group is pushing for the state’s “fair share” housing study to be completed by its original December deadline, in time for lawmakers to reintroduce legislation addressing Connecticut’s housing […]
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