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Research Parkway in Meriden, Wallingford isn’t dead. It’s just in transition, officials say.

Research Parkway in Meriden, Wallingford isn’t dead. It’s just in transition, officials say.

by Joelyn Leon | Jul 29, 2024 | Uncategorized

A major boost for the Research Parkway corridor is also expected when Connecticut’s two largest hospital groups, Yale New Haven Health and Hartford HealthCare, break ground this fall on a proton therapy center. Experts say the joint venture could result in more...
Research Parkway in Meriden, Wallingford isn’t dead. It’s just in transition, officials say.

As Ridgefield plans $75M station, police and fire say headquarters are outdated, ‘bursting’ at seams

by Joelyn Leon | Jul 29, 2024 | Uncategorized

On the left side, men are exercising in the fitness section; in the center, fire trucks are pulling in and out. In other corners of the station are laundry, clothing and storage areas — and in the middle of it all, firefighters are taking part in a training session....
Research Parkway in Meriden, Wallingford isn’t dead. It’s just in transition, officials say.

Meriden Housing authority replaces $192 million bond authorization with $225 million deal

by Joelyn Leon | Jul 29, 2024 | Uncategorized

This month, Maynard Road Corp. proposed the $225,000 agreement to the MHA for assistance financing the cost of developing 100 units of rental housing in two buildings and commercial retail space at 143 W. Main Street. The commercial space includes a black box music...
Research Parkway in Meriden, Wallingford isn’t dead. It’s just in transition, officials say.

Audit: CT labor department failed to promptly investigate unpaid wage complaints

by Joelyn Leon | Jul 26, 2024 | Uncategorized

The state Department of Labor failed to promptly investigate hundreds of complaints from workers over unpaid wages and other workplace issues, a recent state audit found. In a response included with the audit, the labor department cited a lack of staffing as the main...
Research Parkway in Meriden, Wallingford isn’t dead. It’s just in transition, officials say.

Stamford pitches new redesign for lower Atlantic Street after community worries over eminent domain

by Joelyn Leon | Jul 25, 2024 | Uncategorized

The redesign, presented during a July 10 public meeting, came after plans shown in 2022 stirred anxieties about the use of eminent domain to complete the project. Similar worries prompted outcry from city representatives in response to eminent domain potentially being...
Research Parkway in Meriden, Wallingford isn’t dead. It’s just in transition, officials say.

Bridgeport’s Cherry Street Lofts developer: Project soon back on track

by Joelyn Leon | Jul 25, 2024 | Uncategorized

Gary Flocco said he is a few weeks away from re-starting the next phase of his Cherry Street Lofts apartments project after a three-year-delay and a recent condemnation order from the city. Flocco said he is on the cusp of settling a lawsuit for non-payment that an...
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