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$6.3M park set to begin construction in Waterbury in October

$6.3M park set to begin construction in Waterbury in October

by Joelyn Leon | Jul 21, 2022 | Uncategorized

City officials expect construction of a park that will feature a Little League baseball field and concession stand with bathrooms on Mill Street to begin in October. Dayton Construction Co. has been selected to build the facility at 313 Mill St., the site of a former...
$6.3M park set to begin construction in Waterbury in October

After months of debate, Hartford trash-burning plant now officially closed

by Joelyn Leon | Jul 21, 2022 | Uncategorized

After decades of burning garbage, the Materials Innovation and Recycling Authority said Wednesday it has officially shut down its trash incinerator in Hartford. The announcement follows months of debate about the state-owned facility’s future, which came in the wake...
$6.3M park set to begin construction in Waterbury in October

Federal Reserve report signals slowing construction demand

by Joelyn Leon | Jul 21, 2022 | Uncategorized

Some construction activity has begun to slow in various regions around the country as commodity pricing, building permit applications and even calls for construction workers eased, according to the latest Beige Book reading, the Federal Reserve’s informal measure of...
$6.3M park set to begin construction in Waterbury in October

Developers see market for upscale rental housing in Granby and Bloomfield

by Joelyn Leon | Jul 21, 2022 | Uncategorized

After a better-than-expected experience with marketing a large apartment complex in Granby, developers Reggie Kronstadt, Bard Kligerman and Robert Kligerman are putting up 165 rental homes in Granby and Bloomfield — with another 150 or so planned. At a time when some...
$6.3M park set to begin construction in Waterbury in October

Ansonia Police garage suffering from structural issues

by Joelyn Leon | Jul 21, 2022 | Uncategorized

While the station has a garage for police cars, Chief of Police Wayne Williams said officers have to park their cars on the street. The police station garage has gone unused since the station first opened in the fall of 2021. According to city officials, the garage is...
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