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$30 million project would bring 125 apartments, modern retail to CT suburb

$30 million project would bring 125 apartments, modern retail to CT suburb

by Joelyn Leon | Sep 2, 2026 | Uncategorized

The site of a deteriorating, outdated South Windsor shopping plaza could be transformed into 125 apartments with 60,000 square feet of modern retail space under a developer’s proposal. Farmington-based REESG Properties is proposing a full-scale makeover of the empty...
$30 million project would bring 125 apartments, modern retail to CT suburb

Preston looks to prohibit data centers and large shipping centers

by Joelyn Leon | Sep 2, 2026 | Uncategorized

Preston — Planning and Zoning Commission members agreed unanimously Tuesday night to have Town Planner Kathy Warzecha draft regulations to prohibit or limit the size of data centers and large shipping centers. The regulations would include definitions of what...
$30 million project would bring 125 apartments, modern retail to CT suburb

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

by Joelyn Leon | Sep 2, 2026 | Uncategorized

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....
$30 million project would bring 125 apartments, modern retail to CT suburb

Stamford Hospital Advances $275 Million Plan for New Cancer Center, Behavioral Health Expansion

by Joelyn Leon | Aug 31, 2026 | Uncategorized

STAMFORD — Stamford Hospital’s plans for a new cancer center, expanded behavioral health facility, and a new multilevel parking garage have taken a major step forward following the Planning Board’s approval of a zoning change and special permit tied to the hospital’s...
$30 million project would bring 125 apartments, modern retail to CT suburb

‘There was an oversight’: Why a $2.5M CT bridge needs a $3.4M fix a few years after it was built

by Joelyn Leon | Aug 31, 2026 | Uncategorized

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. A team of Connecticut Department of Transportation...
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