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Permit for sports complex on CT/Mass border delayed again as developers clarify plan for turf fields

Permit for sports complex on CT/Mass border delayed again as developers clarify plan for turf fields

by Kimberly Glassman | Apr 4, 2024 | Uncategorized

Andrew Borgia of Fast Track Realty is planning to develop the former MassMutual property at 85 and 100 Bright Meadow Boulevard for a sports complex. All Sports Village, as the project is called, would have outdoor fields, a basketball building, along with a hotel,...
Permit for sports complex on CT/Mass border delayed again as developers clarify plan for turf fields

Vineyard Offshore Submits Proposal For 1,200 MW Offshore Wind Project In New England

by Kimberly Glassman | Apr 2, 2024 | Uncategorized

Vineyard Offshore, an offshore wind development company, has submitted a proposal, Vineyard Wind 2, for a 1,200 MW offshore wind project to Massachusetts, Connecticut, and Rhode Island responding to the New England states’ solicitation for up to 6,800 MW of offshore...
Permit for sports complex on CT/Mass border delayed again as developers clarify plan for turf fields

Hartford HealthCare to use $150M in new debt financing for systemwide facility upgrades

by Kimberly Glassman | Apr 2, 2024 | Uncategorized

Hartford HealthCare will use up to $150 million in new debt financing to fund significant upgrades at its various hospitals and a new proton therapy center it’s developing in Wallingford in partnership with Yale New Haven Health. The debt is being issued through the...
Permit for sports complex on CT/Mass border delayed again as developers clarify plan for turf fields

Lamont: ‘Extraordinary’ new Norwalk High School is part of CT’s ‘secret sauce’

by Kimberly Glassman | Apr 2, 2024 | Uncategorized

Mayor Harry Rilling and Superintendent of Schools Alexandra Estrella both described the high level of reimbursement as “unheard of” as they stood amid large excavators, mounds of dirt and metal beams at the rear of Norwalk High School, next to the turf field....
Permit for sports complex on CT/Mass border delayed again as developers clarify plan for turf fields

Four wind power developers submit new plans to CT, two other neighboring states

by Kimberly Glassman | Apr 1, 2024 | Uncategorized

Connecticut energy officials and their counterparts in Massachusetts and Rhode Island have received offshore wind project proposals from four developers: Avangrid Renewables, Orsted, SouthCoast Wind and Vineyard Offshore. The developers submitted their bids on...
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