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State sues Meriden developer for allegedly encroaching on Lamentation Mountain State Park

State sues Meriden developer for allegedly encroaching on Lamentation Mountain State Park

by Joelyn Leon | Mar 21, 2025 | Uncategorized

Attorney General William Tong filed an enforcement action against Salvatore R. Carabetta and his LLCs for illegally encroaching on Lamentation Mountain State Park property, according to a lawsuit filed in Hartford Superior Court. The action alleges that since owning...
State sues Meriden developer for allegedly encroaching on Lamentation Mountain State Park

Construction in Norwalk, other towns on Route 7 and Route 15 will close lanes for months, officials say

by Joelyn Leon | Mar 21, 2025 | Uncategorized

A project to repave sections of Route 7 and the Merritt Parkway in the city will begin Friday, officials say. On its wesbite, the DOT said the work will also be taking place in Trumbull, Stratford and Milford. It said the contract was awarded to Waters Construction...
State sues Meriden developer for allegedly encroaching on Lamentation Mountain State Park

Former Pawcatuck movie theater being torn down to make way for $80M project

by Joelyn Leon | Mar 21, 2025 | Uncategorized

he 232-unit housing complex, owned and managed by the Real Estate Asset Development Co., will include studio and one-, two- and three-bedroom apartments. READCO, based in Old Lyme, has owned the plaza since 1995, and built the theater as well as a Stop & Shop...
State sues Meriden developer for allegedly encroaching on Lamentation Mountain State Park

United Illuminating, citing PURA rate case, cuts $70M in CT investments

by Joelyn Leon | Mar 21, 2025 | Uncategorized

United Illuminating said Wednesday that is has cut nearly $70 million worth of investments in its Connecticut service territory as a result of regulators’ decision to deny much of the utility’s request for a rate increase on its customers in 2023. Those cuts, which...
State sues Meriden developer for allegedly encroaching on Lamentation Mountain State Park

Demolition begins at Meriden’s biggest eyesore on Cook Avenue, which may become the senior center

by Joelyn Leon | Mar 20, 2025 | Uncategorized

Guided by an excavation worker, Mayor Kevin Scarpati took the first cut out of the city’s biggest eyesore Wednesday at 116 Cook Ave. Scarpati took out the front entry-way in the 77,000-square foot building that blighted the lower Cook Avenue neighborhood. Its...
State sues Meriden developer for allegedly encroaching on Lamentation Mountain State Park

Plant to convert trash to gas, electricity to be pitched in Plainfield: What’s the plan?

by Joelyn Leon | Mar 20, 2025 | Uncategorized

A company is proposing a project in Plainfield to address Connecticut’s growing trash problem. Developed by SMART Technology Systems, LLC, the SMART Technology Solution uses sorting as well as waste processing and conversion technologies to transform trash into...
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