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Stamford’s much-delayed Cedar Heights Road bridge built too low and now needs fixing, officials say

Stamford’s much-delayed Cedar Heights Road bridge built too low and now needs fixing, officials say

by Joelyn Leon | Nov 12, 2024 | Uncategorized

The completion date of a project to rebuild a bridge on Cedar Heights Road has been pushed back, again. The goal was to get the bridge, rated in “Serious” condition by the Connecticut Department of Transportation, rebuilt by the end of November after a string of...
Stamford’s much-delayed Cedar Heights Road bridge built too low and now needs fixing, officials say

Naugatuck moves forward with downtown revitalization

by Joelyn Leon | Nov 12, 2024 | Uncategorized

The Board of Mayor and Burgesses last Wednesday approved a work order for Parcel B, Phase 1 construction services and Phase 2 design services in the amount of $42,920. Pennrose, a real estate development company from Philadelphia, and Cloud Co. of Hartford are set to...
Stamford’s much-delayed Cedar Heights Road bridge built too low and now needs fixing, officials say

A $335M federal courthouse will be built in Hartford. Officials want the public’s input on a location

by Joelyn Leon | Nov 12, 2024 | Uncategorized

Officials have narrowed the sites they are considering for a new federal courthouse in Hartford to two, a 2.2-acre Allyn Street parking lot and a 10.2-acre site at the corner of Asylum Avenue and Woodland Street now occupied by 74-year-old state government office...
Stamford’s much-delayed Cedar Heights Road bridge built too low and now needs fixing, officials say

Bristol issues RFP for ‘prime development property’ near ESPN

by Joelyn Leon | Nov 7, 2024 | Uncategorized

Bristol officials announced Wednesday that the city is accepting requests for proposals from developers and others for the sale and development of a remediated brownfield property located across the street from ESPN’s campus. The property, at 894 Middle St.,...
Stamford’s much-delayed Cedar Heights Road bridge built too low and now needs fixing, officials say

Trumbull residents approve constructing a new Hillcrest Middle School with over 13,000 “yes” votes

by Joelyn Leon | Nov 7, 2024 | Uncategorized

Residents can look forward to the construction of a new Hillcrest Middle School after a majority of residents voted to approve it Tuesday. Unofficial results from the Registrar of Voters Office show the town’s referendum ballot question get over 13,000...
Stamford’s much-delayed Cedar Heights Road bridge built too low and now needs fixing, officials say

Waterbury OKs developer’s wetlands plan for Amazon warehouse on ‘virgin land’

by Joelyn Leon | Nov 7, 2024 | Uncategorized

Officials with the Waterbury Inland Wetlands Commission approved developer Bluewater Property Group’s plan to build an Amazon fulfillment center on the Naugatuck line, after hearing opposition from a handful of residents with environmental concerns. Located on a...
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