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354-unit Stamford development on Long Ridge Road gets OK from Planning Board

354-unit Stamford development on Long Ridge Road gets OK from Planning Board

by Joelyn Leon | Mar 14, 2024 | Uncategorized

Developer Building and Land Technology wants to convert a four-story office building on a 25-acre site into a 354-unit residential complex at 800 Long Ridge Road. The development would include 618 total parking spaces, spread out over existing surface lots and an...
354-unit Stamford development on Long Ridge Road gets OK from Planning Board

Could expanding Abbott Tech help ease overcrowding at Danbury High? Student demand is high

by Joelyn Leon | Mar 14, 2024 | Uncategorized

As the local school district grapples with surging student enrollment and overcrowding at Danbury High School, local leaders have considered whether expanding Henry Abbott Technical High School could help resolve the issues. Expansion is possible, according to the...
354-unit Stamford development on Long Ridge Road gets OK from Planning Board

Plainville residents to vote on $61M middle school renovation project

by Joelyn Leon | Mar 14, 2024 | Uncategorized

Residents will decide on a $61 million middle school renovation project when it heads to referendum on Tuesday. While the total estimated cost of the project is $61,913,393, the estimated local cost to the town is $25,712,663. This is due to the project meeting the...
354-unit Stamford development on Long Ridge Road gets OK from Planning Board

Manchester library grows beyond budget, with schematic estimated at $53.6 million

by Joelyn Leon | Mar 14, 2024 | Uncategorized

Residents approved a $39 million bond referendum in November 2022 for a new main library branch to be located at 1041 Main St., intended to help revitalize Main Street while modernizing and expanding the town’s offerings beyond the cramped Mary Cheney Library at...
354-unit Stamford development on Long Ridge Road gets OK from Planning Board

State board offers $8M to help clean-up proposed Bridgeport soccer site

by Joelyn Leon | Mar 13, 2024 | Uncategorized

A special state board has recommended spending $8 million to help clean up lower East Side properties where a developer wants to build minor and major league soccer stadiums, plus adjacent housing, retail and a hotel. Though that amount is, according to key...
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