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New Merritt-Route 7 Interchange Plan Backed by Conservation Group

New Merritt-Route 7 Interchange Plan Backed by Conservation Group

by Joelyn Leon | Oct 2, 2023 | Uncategorized

Interchanges 39 and 40 – which are supposed to connect the Merritt to Route 7 – currently redirect drivers onto congested Norwalk streets, as they are missing key connections. Due to traffic spillover onto city streets, sharp curves and steep grade changes on the exit...
New Merritt-Route 7 Interchange Plan Backed by Conservation Group

Gardens, dancing and Zumba: New London residents create their community center wish list

by Joelyn Leon | Oct 2, 2023 | Uncategorized

After 30 years of talk, the city is well on its way to opening a new community center. And while the facility is expected to come with all the bells and whistles a $40 million price tag could be expected to offer, former Recreation Department Director Tommie Major...
New Merritt-Route 7 Interchange Plan Backed by Conservation Group

Long-awaited housing, retail project expected to solve Middletown’s parking woes

by Joelyn Leon | Oct 2, 2023 | Uncategorized

The city has contracted with Spectra Construction & Development Corp. of Hartford on a project to build a complex called the Village at Riverside, which would be located on property bordered by Court and Main streets, and deKoven and Dingwall drives. Members of...
New Merritt-Route 7 Interchange Plan Backed by Conservation Group

Runaway costs create uncertain future for offshore wind projects in CT, other northeast states

by Joelyn Leon | Oct 2, 2023 | Uncategorized

In a joint letter to the Biden administration in mid-September, Gov. Ned Lamont and other Northeast governors warned the Biden administration of escalating costs that could stall any new wind farm proposals. Blaming inflation and continuing bottlenecks in industrial...
New Merritt-Route 7 Interchange Plan Backed by Conservation Group

CT outdoor mall to get 165 more apartments. Here’s how many will be affordable housing.

by Joelyn Leon | Sep 29, 2023 | Uncategorized

South Windsor on Tuesday approved a developer’s plan to build another 165 apartments near Evergreen Walk, but set several conditions to ensure that people renting the 21 “affordable housing” units will be treated the same as tenants paying market rate rents. Howard...
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