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Lyme and Old Lyme voters approve extra $880K for senior center renovation

Lyme and Old Lyme voters approve extra $880K for senior center renovation

by Joelyn Leon | Apr 17, 2024 | Uncategorized

Voters in Lyme and Old Lyme on Monday decisively approved spending $880,000 more than the $5.3 already approved for the Lymes’ Senior Center renovation project. Old Lyme is responsible for $660,000 of the supplemental cost, while the smaller town of Lyme is...
Lyme and Old Lyme voters approve extra $880K for senior center renovation

Worst road in Milford? Residents name work at Route 162, Old Gate Lane longest-running ‘nightmare’

by Joelyn Leon | Apr 17, 2024 | Uncategorized

The Connecticut Department of Transportation has been installing a new bridge and wider culvert just slightly east of the Old Gate Lane intersection as part of a $3.93 million project. One of Milford’s busier roads, New Haven Avenue gets funneled from two lanes to one...
Lyme and Old Lyme voters approve extra $880K for senior center renovation

West Hartford approves 4-building, 322-apartment complex on part of former UConn site

by Joelyn Leon | Apr 17, 2024 | Uncategorized

After a five-hour public hearing and another hour of discussion Monday night, the West Hartford Town Council granted final approval to a controversial four-building, 322-unit apartment complex on Trout Brook Drive and Asylum Avenue. The council voted 8-1 to approve...
Lyme and Old Lyme voters approve extra $880K for senior center renovation

There’s a $592 million project coming for a bridge on a CT interstate. It won’t be done until 2029

by Joelyn Leon | Apr 17, 2024 | Uncategorized

It’s a $591.9 million, multi-year project on a Connecticut interstate. The northbound deck of the Gold Star Memorial Bridge needs to be replaced, and a public information meeting will be held April 30 to provide the details and offer an opportunity for questions. The...
Lyme and Old Lyme voters approve extra $880K for senior center renovation

South Windsor officials to vote on tax abatement for $71 million ‘Project Fin’ development

by Joelyn Leon | Apr 16, 2024 | Uncategorized

The mysterious “Project Fin” development could take a major step forward Monday, as the Town Council will vote on a proposed seven-year tax abatement for a $71 million renovation of a Talbot Lane facility. A previous Town Council agenda listed the location...
Lyme and Old Lyme voters approve extra $880K for senior center renovation

Danbury school roof, classroom walls and more capital projects proposed in $10.17M construction bill

by Joelyn Leon | Apr 16, 2024 | Uncategorized

State lawmakers later this month will act on a request from the local legislative delegation to provide grant funds that would support a series of school infrastructure improvements, including new classroom walls at King Street Primary, air conditioning system...
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