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State Of Sprawl
A special editorial package looks at the relentless development - ill-planned, low-density and automobile-dependent - that is chewing up Connecticut's forests and farmland at an alarming rate, and diminishing our quality of life.

• June 18, 2006  Hartford Courant Editorial:  Smart Growth

• February 20, 2006 Stamford Advocate: Work on Q-bridge keeps ambulances stuck

• February 17, 2006 Hartford Courant: Route 4 Bridge

• February 19, 2006, Hartford Courant : Transit's Time in Now

• February 18, 2006 Hartford Courant: Busway is a Priority  

• February 17, 2006 Hartford Courant: Route 4 Bridge Replacement Delayed

• February 17, 2006 Stamford Advocate: Building a better mall

• February 16, 2006 New Haven Register:Ansonia to crack down on illegal residences 

• February 15, 2006 Hartford Courant: Granite Curbs in Glastonbury

• February 15, 2006 Hartford Courant: Busway Rides Rough Road

• February 15, 2006 Hartford Courant Editorial: Recognizing Price of Growth
  
   

• November 10, New Haven Register Editorial: Taxes, development key election issues

• October 25, 2005, Hartford Courant : America's Rivers at Risk: Climate

• October 22, 2005, Hartford Courant :Three letters to the editor about sprawl

• October 16, 2005, Hartford Courant, Chad Floyd: What Drives Sprawl

• October 16, 2005, Hartford Courant Editorial, Tom Condon on Sprawl

• October 9, 2005, Hartford Courant Editorial

• October 9, 2005, Hartford Courant, Growing Problem: Low Density's Costs Are High

• October 9, 2005, Hartford Courant: Is Sprawl Really What People Want?

• October 9, 2005, Hartford Courant: The Town Vs. The Trucks, Development Threatens To Strangle Guilford

• October 7, 2005, Hartford Courant: Forum Examines Suburban Sprawl

• September 25, 2005, Harford Courant: Utopia A Recipe For Sprawl, Congestion

• August 9, 2005, Hartford Courant Editorial

• February 22, 2004, Hartford Courant Commentary: With a Little Help from "1000 Friends"