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New Haven, Spinnaker break ground for 200-apartment 1st building on former Coliseum site

New Haven, Spinnaker break ground for 200-apartment 1st building on former Coliseum site

by Joelyn Leon | Nov 14, 2022 | Uncategorized

Heavy equipment and construction workers will roll in to peel up the asphalt, do some digging, pour a foundation and start putting up steel. In a couple of years, the 200-apartment first of three buildings in Phase 1 of the site’s redevelopment, to be known as...
New Haven, Spinnaker break ground for 200-apartment 1st building on former Coliseum site

Bethel to vote on $12.3 million upgrade to water treatment plant — with water users to bear cost

by Joelyn Leon | Nov 14, 2022 | Uncategorized

A nearly $12.3 million project that’s part of the town’s multi-year water system capital improvement plan will soon go to a town vote. A special town meeting will take place at 7 p.m. Thursday in Meeting Room A of the Clifford J. Hurgin Municipal Center to schedule a...
New Haven, Spinnaker break ground for 200-apartment 1st building on former Coliseum site

How New Milford will fix one of the worst bridges in Litchfield County

by Joelyn Leon | Nov 14, 2022 | Uncategorized

The town is now one step closer to the replacement of Merryall Road bridge — which has been identified as one of the worst five bridges in Litchfield County and classified as being in “poor condition.” New Milford hired WMC Consulting Engineers in Newington to...
New Haven, Spinnaker break ground for 200-apartment 1st building on former Coliseum site

DOT advises against returning Norwalk’s Wall Street train station; study finds it ‘is not feasible’

by Joelyn Leon | Nov 14, 2022 | Uncategorized

A Department of Transportation study four years in the making determined that reinstating a train station along Wall Street in Norwalk was not recommended for a number of concerns. The Wall Street Station Feasibility Study, which began in 2018, was completed and...
New Haven, Spinnaker break ground for 200-apartment 1st building on former Coliseum site

Norwich school advocates ready to start work on $385 million reconstruction project

by Joelyn Leon | Nov 10, 2022 | Uncategorized

Norwich voters on Tuesday overwhelmingly approved an overhaul of city schools by a vote of 5,600-3,660 and proponents now hope the transformation goes well beyond the aging buildings. The measure will consolidate seven elementary schools into four new schools to be...
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