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New Ninth Square mixed-use project breaks ground in New Haven

New Ninth Square mixed-use project breaks ground in New Haven

by Joelyn Leon | May 13, 2024 | Uncategorized

City and state officials along with members of the development team Friday morning broke ground on a new mixed-use, housing development at the corner of State and Chapel streets in New Haven’s Historic Ninth Square District. The $56.4 million project, led by...
New Ninth Square mixed-use project breaks ground in New Haven

DOT to hold information meeting on Groton bridge replacement

by Joelyn Leon | May 13, 2024 | Uncategorized

The state Department of Transportation will hold a virtual public information meeting at 7 p.m. Monday on the planned replacement of the bridge carrying Groton Long Point Road over the Amtrak railroad. “This project will address the existing structural deficiencies...
New Ninth Square mixed-use project breaks ground in New Haven

Why Bridgeport’s bridge rebuild is taking decades more than Norwalk’s — ‘It’s quite sickening’

by Joelyn Leon | May 13, 2024 | Uncategorized

State officials are pledging to take a year to rebuild Norwalk’s Fairfield Avenue highway overpass, demolished after a fiery May 6 crash, at an estimated cost of about $20 million. Meanwhile Bridgeport’s multi-year slog to install a new Congress Street...
New Ninth Square mixed-use project breaks ground in New Haven

Greenwich’s Central Middle School rebuild will get about $15 million more than expected from state

by Joelyn Leon | May 13, 2024 | Uncategorized

Greenwich is slated to receive millions more than expected on the Central Middle School rebuild, thanks to the efforts of the town’s three state House representatives. Upping the reimbursement rate means the town will eventually get about $22 million back from...
New Ninth Square mixed-use project breaks ground in New Haven

Opponents of possible expansion of a natural gas pipeline in Coventry set to meet Thursday

by Joelyn Leon | May 13, 2024 | Uncategorized

The proposed station at Hop River and Bunker Hill roads, to be built this year, is meant to regulate pressure in the section of the Algonquin Gas Transmission Pipeline between Cromwell and Chaplin, according to filings with the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission....
New Ninth Square mixed-use project breaks ground in New Haven

Plans for major biotech park in Connecticut abandoned

by Joelyn Leon | May 10, 2024 | Uncategorized

Plans to develop a sprawling biotech park in Branford off of Interstate 95, which was announced last April with great fanfare, have been scrapped by the Minnesota-based developer that was proposing the project. A spokeswoman for Ryan Companies told Hearst Connecticut...
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