John Moritz is an Energy/Environment Reporter at CT Mirror. He covers a range of topics including energy policy and regulation, renewable energy, and environmental services, with a focus on sustainability and natural resources. John’s work has been featured in numerous publications, including The Wilton Bulletin, San Antonio Express-News, and The Hartford Courant.
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John Moritz's articles focus mainly on local government and legal policy regulation in Connecticut. He covers topics such as tax cuts, infrastructure projects, bomb threats, and state-specific legislation. If you have insights into local government policies or legal regulations affecting Connecticut specifically, including the impact of proposed or existing laws on residents' daily lives, your input could be valuable for his coverage.
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By: Reginald David, John Moritz
The current inhabitants of the park include rabbits, turkeys, coyotes and a herd of deer that are managed and fed by private contractors hired by SPG. The woods, surrounded by residential development, also serves as an important waystation for thousands of migrating songbirds during the spring and fall.
By: John Moritz
A lawn signs referencing "1900" feet, a rallying cry referring to the proximity of a middle school to a project to increase the capacity of the Iroquois Gas Transmission System distance from a local middle school, was placed near the road by a Brookfield resident. Credit: Shahrzad Rasekh / CT Mirror
Faced with a request for a double-digit rate increase from the state's largest electric utility — in an election year — Gov.
By: John Moritz
In addition, the report blames the state’s existing gas-fired power plants for worsening local air quality while exporting large amounts of electricity to other New England states.
By: John Moritz
Faced with a request for a double-digit rate increase from the state’s largest electric utility — in an election year — Gov. Ned Lamont on Wednesday proposed a suite of […]
By: John Moritz
In his bid to block Gov. Ned Lamont's quest for a third term, state Rep. Josh Elliott, D-Hamden, is resurrecting an idea from an earlier progressive era: public power.
By: John Moritz
Josh Elliott, who is running for governor in the Democratic primary, has pledged to break up Eversource’s and United Illuminating’s near-total control over electricity in Connecticut.
Skip to content Jadon MacCormack, a Republican legislative candidate who has rebuffed calls from his own party to step aside over his
By: John Moritz
Anthony J. Emilio of Pomfret collected enough signatures to qualify for the primary ballot in the 50th House District.
When Cynthia Jennings moved into her home on Hartland Street in Hartford's North End around a decade ago, heavy storms would occasionally flood her
