Hartford’s Pulse: Traffic, Tribute, and Housing | Hartford News
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Hartford’s Pulse: Traffic, Tribute, and Housing | Hartford News
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Hartford traffic hit a bump Tuesday as a two-car crash on Route 15 South briefly blocked the southbound lane—cleared quickly, thankfully. In a moving tribute, High Street near the Public Safety Complex now bears the name Detective Robert Garten Way, honoring a fallen officer. Meanwhile, Connecticut’s Bond Commission is injecting $5 million into the Time to Own program, helping first-time buyers with zero-interest, forgivable loans—already aiding nearly 10,000 across the state, including many in Hartford and East Hartford. Despite higher mortgage rates, Hartford’s housing market remains hot, with homes selling in under a month amid fierce competition. And local communities are getting a boost: the Greater Hartford Gives Foundation is awarding $630,000 in grants to nonprofits tackling food insecurity and financial strain across 29 towns.
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