U.S. Route 44

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So we're driving down Route 44 in Bolton, Connecticut.

Yes, we are.

And we're going to bang a right right up here onto Notch Road.

You wouldn't know that we're pretty close to a major city.

Yeah, definitely feels more remote.

And to hike up the hill, we're going to have to pass through this tunnel that leads under Route 44.

Yeah, that's a little freaky with the busy road above our heads.

Because of her height and physical structure, he later told state troopers he assumed she was an adult camp counselor out for a morning stroll and drove on without a second thought.

So disoriented, functionally blind, and operating entirely on raw adrenaline, Connie managed to navigate her way toward U.S. Route 44.

She was trying to get to the neighboring town center of Lakeville.

Investigators believe she was frantically seeking a public payphone to call her mother in Wyoming and beg to be taken home, a call she could never make from the camp's heavily monitored main office.

Miss Walsh gave her the directions, but assuming the tall girl was a teenager capable of managing her own affairs, she closed the door and watched her walk away.

Mrs. Walsh would later tell investigators with immense remorse that if she had known the crying girl was only a lost and vision-impaired ten-year-old child, she would have pulled her inside immediately.

Now, Connie continued her march down the shoulder of Route 44.

To soothe her frayed nerves, she stopped along the grassy verges of the highway to pick wild daisies.

This past month we had three sewer tie-ins.

We also had the flow meters calibrated on the South Street and Route 44 pump stations by Neponset Controls, and we also swapped out the odor scrubber media on Route 44.

I noticed when I first got on the job that the fire extinguishers are outdated, so I'm working on getting those all up to code.

Good.

For-

James Brown Landin

... for the Route 44 pump station control project, we received the certificate of substantial completion.

We're just waiting on the punch list to be finalized, and then that will be closed out.

There was a bunch of UFO sightings in the 60s.

And then there was one case where two large UFOs were seen landing near Route 44 in Taunton.

Tauntington, I'm sorry.

Taunton.

There's no telling, especially out in this neck of the

woods.

In December 10th of 1998, near Route 44 in Middlesbrough, a witness saw a strange, brightly lit craft that said he had numerous red, green, and white lights that maneuvered over a...

I'm going to screw this up.

Well, don't go too slow, 'cause, you know, those are the cars.

But go up and down Route 44 in the area of the Seekonk or Hobeth line and see if you can find the redheaded hitchhiker of Route 44.

Go on out to Assonet Rock and sit at the top of the rock and see if you can see phantom fires or smell smoke from phantom fires or hear the drumbeats of the Native American spirits.

Things like that.

Um, so it...

so we think that, that the, uh, the site can, and Route 44 can accommodate the traffic from the site.

Um, just going back to some of the previous comments that were made, um, I think there wa- So we are definitely going to MassDOT.

As Bill mentioned, um, access permit application will be filed.

So it's not like there's an extra component of trip-making that's, that's separate from the, from the traffic counts.

Um, as far as the operations go, level service E and F, um, I mentioned the queues.

Um, in addition to that, you know, one thing we didn't account for is the, uh, the gaps that are gonna exist in Route 44 traffic when the traffic lights at the Shaw's Plaza and the Big Lots Plaza go red for Route 44, and traffic are, is able to exit the site and exit the other sites in the area.

Um, so that makes it, that makes it easier for them to, uh, to exit out from the site.

Because of her height and physical structure, he later told state troopers he assumed she was an adult camp counselor out for a morning stroll and drove on without a second thought.

So disoriented, functionally blind, and operating entirely on raw adrenaline, Connie managed to navigate her way toward US Route 44.

She was trying to get to the neighboring town center of Lakeville.

Investigators believe she was frantically seeking a public payphone to call her mother in Wyoming and beg to be taken home, a call she could never make from the camp's heavily monitored main office.