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Torrington voters face referendum question on spending $6M for school turf fields; most of the funds would be reimbursed by state

Torrington voters face referendum question on spending $6M for school turf fields; most of the funds would be reimbursed by state

by Joelyn Leon | Nov 4, 2024 | Uncategorized

The city wants voter input on spending $6 million, 85% of which will be reimbursed by the state, for turf fields at the new high school and middle school complex. A referendum question on the appropriation is included on the ballot for Tuesday’s election. The expense...
Torrington voters face referendum question on spending $6M for school turf fields; most of the funds would be reimbursed by state

West Hartford’s Park Road rehabilitation project would add raised crosswalks and bike lanes

by Joelyn Leon | Nov 1, 2024 | Uncategorized

The town is moving forward with its plans to reconstruct the busy commercial and residential Park Road corridor that will reduce car travel lanes, add bike lanes, and increase pedestrian safety. Construction is expected to begin next summer on the $2.25 million plan...
Torrington voters face referendum question on spending $6M for school turf fields; most of the funds would be reimbursed by state

Empty parcel near Stamford CT rail station being shopped as site for high-rise apartment building

by Joelyn Leon | Nov 1, 2024 | Uncategorized

Under a design attributed to the Stamford architectural firm Marsh + Woods Architects, one potential iteration of the building would include a residential tower rising nearly 40 stories with 484 units, with a wide base or a run of ground-level storefronts fronting...
Torrington voters face referendum question on spending $6M for school turf fields; most of the funds would be reimbursed by state

Here’s how stormwater drainage is impacting a major Hartford development plan

by Joelyn Leon | Nov 1, 2024 | Uncategorized

For more than a year, staff at the Capital Region Development Authority and Metropolitan District (MDC) have been negotiating an agreement that would require the CRDA to help pay for the installation of a large stormwater drainage pipe, which would accept water...
Torrington voters face referendum question on spending $6M for school turf fields; most of the funds would be reimbursed by state

Tweed New Haven Airport receives $4 million grant for terminal expansion

by Joelyn Leon | Nov 1, 2024 | Uncategorized

Tweed New Haven Airport announced they were awarded $4 million from the Federal Aviation Administration to support the airport’s terminal expansion Thursday. The anticipated 81,568 square-foot terminal will feature four gates, expanded security screening, new baggage...
Torrington voters face referendum question on spending $6M for school turf fields; most of the funds would be reimbursed by state

Following property sale, new 42-bed rehabilitation hospital planned in Waterbury

by Joelyn Leon | Oct 30, 2024 | Uncategorized

A 42-bed, 55,000-square-foot inpatient rehabilitation hospital should soon be under construction in Waterbury following the sale Monday of a roughly 4.5-acre building site to a Florida-based developer. Catalyst Healthcare Real Estate, a Florida-based national...
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