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Drainage worries resurface with Norwalk’s plan for $125M rebuild of West Rocks Middle School

Drainage worries resurface with Norwalk’s plan for $125M rebuild of West Rocks Middle School

by Joelyn Leon | Oct 7, 2025 | Uncategorized

Dunn, who represents the district where the school sits, said residents of the abutting Sunrise Hill condominium complex are likely to bring up the drainage issues. Many of them, she said, still have “very hard feelings” about the previous flooding. The...
Drainage worries resurface with Norwalk’s plan for $125M rebuild of West Rocks Middle School

Aetna Bridge Co. Works On Conn.’s Gold Star Memorial Bridge Rehabilitation

by Joelyn Leon | Oct 6, 2025 | Uncategorized

Aetna Bridge Co. of Warwick, R.I., the lead contractor on the Gold Star Memorial Bridge rehabilitation project, has completed work on the northbound span and is currently working on the southbound span, which is expected to be completed by the end of 2025. The Gold...
Drainage worries resurface with Norwalk’s plan for $125M rebuild of West Rocks Middle School

Bridge work to bring extended lane closures on part of busy CT highway. See where and when.

by Joelyn Leon | Oct 6, 2025 | Uncategorized

Drivers can expect lane closures beginning today, Monday Oct. 6 on a very busy Connecticut bridge. The land closures are due to road work that includes repairs to the Commodore Hull Bridge, which carries Route 8 over the Housatonic River and connects Route 110 in...
Drainage worries resurface with Norwalk’s plan for $125M rebuild of West Rocks Middle School

Bushnell Park pond restoration nears completion, reopens ahead of Hartford Marathon

by Joelyn Leon | Oct 6, 2025 | Uncategorized

A six-month, $3 million restoration of the pond at Bushnell Park has wrapped up just in time for one of downtown Hartford’s biggest annual events. The Bushnell Park Conservancy announced this week that fencing around the pond has been removed and the restoration work...
Drainage worries resurface with Norwalk’s plan for $125M rebuild of West Rocks Middle School

$11M Connecticut Port Authority settlement will close out State Pier project

by Joelyn Leon | Oct 6, 2025 | Uncategorized

The Connecticut Port Authority agreed Friday to pay a construction management firm $11.3 million to both close out the $311 million State Pier reconstruction project and settle additional cost disputes at the New London-based heavy-lift port facility. The agreement,...
Drainage worries resurface with Norwalk’s plan for $125M rebuild of West Rocks Middle School

Coast Guard museum bridge bid comes in ‘significantly higher’ than expected

by Joelyn Leon | Oct 6, 2025 | Uncategorized

The lone bid package for construction of a pedestrian bridge envisioned to connect a city garage to the incoming National Coast Guard Museum came in “significantly higher” than previously estimated and with a longer-than-anticipated building timeline, project...
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