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With $2M brownfields grant and new ownership, former Stanadyne campus in Windsor looks for new life

With $2M brownfields grant and new ownership, former Stanadyne campus in Windsor looks for new life

by Joelyn Leon | Jun 20, 2024 | Uncategorized

A $2 million brownfields grant was awarded June 14 by the state Department of Economic and Community Development for remediation work at the former Stanadyne plant at 90-92 Deerfield Road. Another $200,000 was awarded to conduct an environmental assessment study of a...
With $2M brownfields grant and new ownership, former Stanadyne campus in Windsor looks for new life

New Britain housing redevelopment wins zoning approval for 850 KW solar array

by Joelyn Leon | Jun 20, 2024 | Uncategorized

The 154-unit affordable housing conversion of a former factory building in New Britain got a boost from the city last week with municipal officials unanimously supporting a zoning change to allow a solar energy array on the property. New Britain’s Common Council last...
With $2M brownfields grant and new ownership, former Stanadyne campus in Windsor looks for new life

New $112M Greenwich Central Middle School finally gets planning OK — but it wasn’t unanimous

by Joelyn Leon | Jun 13, 2024 | Uncategorized

The $112 million project was given the go-ahead by the commission, with one dissenting vote, Tuesday night following a final presentation by the Central Middle School Building Committee. CMS principal Tom Healy told the commission, “we’re proud of what we...
With $2M brownfields grant and new ownership, former Stanadyne campus in Windsor looks for new life

Steelpointe Harbor Developer Inks Deal To Build Residence Inn By Marriott

by Joelyn Leon | Jun 13, 2024 | Uncategorized

A Residence Inn by Marriott is scheduled to commence construction in 2025, according to a news release issued by Bobby Christoph Jr. developer of the mixed-use Steelpointe Harbor which has started work on the first phase of housing including luxury and workforce...
With $2M brownfields grant and new ownership, former Stanadyne campus in Windsor looks for new life

Lamont responds to delay in congestion pricing: ‘Look, you’ve got to pay for transportation’

by Joelyn Leon | Jun 13, 2024 | Uncategorized

Gov. Ned Lamont appeared skeptical this week of a decision by New York Gov. Kathy Hochul to halt the rollout of a congestion pricing plan that would have funded mass transit improvements throughout the tri-state area. The plan, which would have charged most drivers...
With $2M brownfields grant and new ownership, former Stanadyne campus in Windsor looks for new life

Great Wolf Lodge ‘topped out’; opening set for June 15, 2025

by Joelyn Leon | Jun 13, 2024 | Uncategorized

A Great Wolf Resorts executive announced Wednesday the $300 million waterpark resort the company’s been developing next to Foxwoods Resort Casino will open June 15, 2025. The good-natured exchange, which took place during remarks that preceded a traditional “topping...
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