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East Hartford park gets funding to renovate river walk and connect it to other trails in town

East Hartford park gets funding to renovate river walk and connect it to other trails in town

by Joelyn Leon | Jun 26, 2024 | Uncategorized

East Hartford has received $262,750 through the Connecticut Recreational Trails Grant Program to help address erosion and flooding issues at Great River Park on East River Drive, part of $10 million in grants announced by Gov. Ned Lamont and the state Department of...
East Hartford park gets funding to renovate river walk and connect it to other trails in town

Lawmakers uneasy over special session bill on Aquarion sale

by Joelyn Leon | Jun 26, 2024 | Uncategorized

Without a public hearing or other vetting, the state Senate is scheduled to vote Wednesday on a measure that would allow a New Haven-based public water authority to acquire one of the nation’s largest investor-owned water companies, Aquarion Water Company. Public...
East Hartford park gets funding to renovate river walk and connect it to other trails in town

Construction hasn’t started, but West Hartford luxury apartments already selling

by Joelyn Leon | Jun 26, 2024 | Uncategorized

Center Park Place, a mixed-use residential and commercial infill development to be constructed at Arapahoe and LaSalle roads and Farmington Avenue, will feature up to 58 luxury condominiums that are already listed for sale at more than $1 million. The project includes...
East Hartford park gets funding to renovate river walk and connect it to other trails in town

Pratt & Whitney proposes nearly 50% increase in size of new East Hartford office building

by Joelyn Leon | Jun 26, 2024 | Uncategorized

Pratt & Whitney is proposing to increase the size of a new planned office building on its East Hartford campus by nearly 50%, with the addition of two stories, including outdoor amenities for employees and greenspace. The jet-engine maker has submitted a revised...
East Hartford park gets funding to renovate river walk and connect it to other trails in town

Cleanup underway in Meriden so a 120-year old piano factory can become apartments

by Joelyn Leon | Jun 25, 2024 | Uncategorized

Environmental workers recently began clean up on the former Aeolian Organ and Music Co. factory as the first step in a $56 million housing development for 82 low and moderate-income families. The adaptive reuse project will convert a historic player piano factory at...
East Hartford park gets funding to renovate river walk and connect it to other trails in town

Norwich, New London, Preston seek state funding for major local projects

by Joelyn Leon | Jun 25, 2024 | Uncategorized

In grant requests submitted Friday, Norwich is seeking a total of $23.3 million in three requests, topped by the $17 million request to complete the demolition and cleanup of the partially collapsed and abandoned former Capehart Mill in Greeneville. Norwich last week...
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