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Meriden seeks to rehab old buildings now the senior center, health department campus must wait

Meriden seeks to rehab old buildings now the senior center, health department campus must wait

by Joelyn Leon | Nov 15, 2024 | Uncategorized

Still reeling after learning a $54 million proposed senior center and health department campus would be delayed by more than six years, city officials have turned their sights to rehabilitating their existing buildings. Work on three bridges, and Harbor Brook dredging...
Meriden seeks to rehab old buildings now the senior center, health department campus must wait

Analyst: Controversial Ledyard quarry project will eventually create $1M in tax revenue

by Joelyn Leon | Nov 15, 2024 | Uncategorized

A consultant hired by the town estimated Thursday at a Planning & Zoning Commission meeting that the 40-acre Gales Ferry Intermodal site being considered for a quarry application would eventually contribute more than $1 million a year to the town’s tax base....
Meriden seeks to rehab old buildings now the senior center, health department campus must wait

Norwich approves plans for four new elementary schools

by Joelyn Leon | Nov 15, 2024 | Uncategorized

The Board of Education voted unanimously Tuesday to approve revised plans for the four new elementary schools in the city’s $385 million school construction project. If state school construction officials approve the final plans for the first two schools, the John B....
Meriden seeks to rehab old buildings now the senior center, health department campus must wait

Lamont to decide on reelection bid after legislative session ends

by Joelyn Leon | Nov 13, 2024 | Uncategorized

Gov. Ned Lamont said Tuesday he is in no rush to decide if he will seek a third term in office, stating that he will wait until the end of the 2025 legislative session to decide. “I think it’s too early,” Lamont said during an interview with Hartford Business Journal....
Meriden seeks to rehab old buildings now the senior center, health department campus must wait

Construction starting on $27M affordable housing project in New Haven

by Joelyn Leon | Nov 13, 2024 | Uncategorized

City officials on Tuesday marked the start of construction on The Monarch, an affordable multifamily development in New Haven’s West River neighborhood. Being developed by Honeycomb Real Estate Partners, the 64-unit building will be located at the site of the former...
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