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Middletown 414-unit apartment complex could generate $1.5 billion for local economy

Middletown 414-unit apartment complex could generate $1.5 billion for local economy

by Joelyn Leon | May 31, 2023 | Uncategorized

Springside Middletown will be one of the largest apartment complexes in Middlesex County when construction is finished, but that’s not why this project is being deemed “historic.” Following the May 16 groundbreaking on the planned 414-unit apartment complex off...
Middletown 414-unit apartment complex could generate $1.5 billion for local economy

Danbury’s Immaculate High to begin $3M campus repairs, replace track and turf field: ‘way overdue’

by Joelyn Leon | May 31, 2023 | Uncategorized

A long-awaited groundbreaking ceremony will signal the start of a facelift at Immaculate High School, with the focus on a new turf field and track along with upgrades in the building and parking lot. The groundbreaking is set for 12:30 p.m. June 6 on the field at...
Middletown 414-unit apartment complex could generate $1.5 billion for local economy

New Hartford site emerges as potential location for new, $335M federal courthouse

by Joelyn Leon | May 31, 2023 | Uncategorized

A new site for a federal courthouse in Hartford emerged Tuesday outside of downtown that would be among the three under consideration to replace the 60-year-old Abraham A. Ribicoff Federal Building and Courthouse on Main Street. A state office building on 10 acres at...
Middletown 414-unit apartment complex could generate $1.5 billion for local economy

Once estimated at $93 million, CT pier project could exceed $300 million

by Joelyn Leon | May 31, 2023 | Uncategorized

The state Port Authority is planning to request an additional $30 million in bonding to complete the state pier project, pushing the total cost to $300 million. The goal of the state pier project is to upgrade the facility to accommodate a wind power hub servicing...
Middletown 414-unit apartment complex could generate $1.5 billion for local economy

Water main installation set to begin in downtown Naugatuck

by Joelyn Leon | May 30, 2023 | Uncategorized

The water company will be installing about six-tenths of a mile, or 3,300 feet, of water main on Church Street between Rubber Avenue and Division Street, Rubber Avenue between Water Street and Church Street, Barnum Court and Park Place. The price tag for the project...
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