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Norwich to put $55M police station to Nov. 3 vote

Norwich to put $55M police station to Nov. 3 vote

by Joelyn Leon | Aug 18, 2026 | Uncategorized

Norwich — Members of the City Council on Monday night voted to add a question to the Nov. 3 ballot asking residents to approve $55 million to renovate the former Chelsea Groton Bank building at 300 Main St. into a new police station. Last year, the police department...
Norwich to put $55M police station to Nov. 3 vote

New Haven landmark Sports Haven, visible to 140k drivers each day, could come down this week

by Joelyn Leon | Aug 18, 2026 | Uncategorized

NEW HAVEN — Sports Haven, the vacant landmark former video off-track-betting parlor in the Long Wharf section known for its highly visible giant murals of racing horses, is expected to come down this week and demolition could begin as soon as Tuesday morning,...
Norwich to put $55M police station to Nov. 3 vote

After repeated water main breaks, Waterbury confronts ‘100 years of neglect’

by Joelyn Leon | Aug 18, 2026 | Uncategorized

WATERBURY — Since December, Waterbury has suffered multiple water main breaks, leaving residents and businesses without water for days. And officials know that isn’t the last of it. “Breaks are going to continue to occur in the system,” Mayor Paul Pernerewski Jr....
Norwich to put $55M police station to Nov. 3 vote

Manchester senior center estimate jumps from $19 million to nearly $28 million

by Joelyn Leon | Aug 18, 2026 | Uncategorized

MANCHESTER — The estimated cost to convert a former church into a new senior center has come in higher than officials expected. The town’s Board of Directors thought turning the Concordia Lutheran Church on Pitkin Street, which it bought for $1.5 million, into a new...
Norwich to put $55M police station to Nov. 3 vote

Stamford, state to split cost of $7.46 million West Broad Street Bridge’s yearlong rehab

by Joelyn Leon | Aug 17, 2026 | Uncategorized

STAMFORD — A Stamford official said it will take at least a year to rehabilitate the deteriorated West Broad Street Bridge. City Engineer Lou Casolo said the $7.46 million project will address deteriorating portions of the bridge while allowing traffic and pedestrians...
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