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New exit and ramp from Route 15 north to I-91 north to open at Meriden interchange

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By Brianna Gurciullo
| CT Insider Verified
Another change is coming to the Interstate 91, I-691 and Route 15 interchange in Meriden that may take some time to show up on drivers’ navigation systems. A new ramp, marked Exit 64A, is set to open Wednesday that will connect Route 15 northbound to I-91 northbound. An existing ramp between the two highways — Exit 65A — will stay open. The new ramp is part of a more than $712 million overhaul of the interchange that started in 2023 and is expected to be finished by 2030.
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New exit and ramp from Route 15 north to I-91 north to open at Meriden interchange

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By Brianna Gurciullo
| Danbury News-Times Verified
View looking north shows the new Route 15 bridge over I-91 at the interchange in Meriden, Conn., Thursday, July 9, 2026. Dave Zajac/Hearst Connecticut Media Another change is coming to the Interstate 91, I-691 and Route 15 interchange in Meriden that may take some time to show up on drivers’ navigation systems. A new ramp, marked Exit 64A, is set to open Wednesday that will connect Route 15 northbound to I-91 northbound. An existing ramp between the two highways — Exit 65A — will stay open.
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'There was an oversight': Why a $2.5M CT bridge needs a $3.4M fix a few years after it was built

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By Brianna Gurciullo
| Greenwich Time Verified
The Plumb Bank Creek bridge on Rt. 154 in Old Saybrook photographed on August 13, 2026. Arnold Gold/Hearst Connecticut Media The Plumb Bank Creek bridge on Rt. 154 in Old Saybrook photographed on August 13, 2026. Arnold Gold/Hearst Connecticut Media OLD SAYBROOK — Eight and a half inches may not sound like much. But raising a roadway by that amount and completing other work to jack up a bridge over a creek here is expected to cost the state about $3.4 million.
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