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Hartford’s Bulkeley High School will reopen a year later than expected after going $61M over budget

Hartford’s Bulkeley High School will reopen a year later than expected after going $61M over budget

by Kimberly Glassman | Jun 12, 2023 | Uncategorized

Bulkeley High School at 300 Wethersfield Ave. was quiet Friday morning. Surrounded by tall fences and appearing abandoned, you’d never guess it was in the midst of a complete remodel. School officials say the project is running behind schedule and over budget....
Hartford’s Bulkeley High School will reopen a year later than expected after going $61M over budget

What’s next for long-stalled POKO building on Norwalk’s Wall Street? Developer updates original plan

by Kimberly Glassman | Jun 12, 2023 | Uncategorized

Architect Michael Weissbrod, representing Wall Street Recap Associates, presented the “refinements” to the plan during the commission’s meeting last Wednesday. The commission previously approved the project in December 2020. Parking was also one of the issues...
Hartford’s Bulkeley High School will reopen a year later than expected after going $61M over budget

Should Middletown City Hall, Russell Library be razed, rebuilt or relocated?

by Kimberly Glassman | Jun 12, 2023 | Uncategorized

The city has been in conversations with the owner of the former Citizens Bank corporate offices at 225-243 Main St., on the corner of College Street. It is being considered as a “potentially workable site” for a new municipal complex, Mayor Ben Florsheim...
Hartford’s Bulkeley High School will reopen a year later than expected after going $61M over budget

Plan to ease Hartford-area transportation troubles — including I-91/1-84 interchange — taking shape

by Kimberly Glassman | Jun 12, 2023 | Uncategorized

A far-reaching plan for solving Greater Hartford’s transportation troubles is now taking final shape, including a half-dozen options under consideration for easing congestion at the I-91/1-84 interchange in Hartford, a notorious bottleneck. The interchange is at the...
Hartford’s Bulkeley High School will reopen a year later than expected after going $61M over budget

East Hartford to raze more Silver Lane Plaza buildings, displacing 11 businesses

by Kimberly Glassman | Jun 8, 2023 | Uncategorized

Town officials plan to raze all of Silver Lane Plaza, after approving the demolition of two more buildings Tuesday night. Mayor Mike Walsh said demolition of the largest building to be finished by Labor Day, but the timeline on the two smaller structures is less...
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