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New Haven poised to advance 200,000-square-foot Unilever lab as Downtown Crossing nears final phase

New Haven poised to advance 200,000-square-foot Unilever lab as Downtown Crossing nears final phase

by Joelyn Leon | Jul 15, 2026 | Uncategorized

NEW HAVEN — City officials are preparing to move forward with a 200,000-square-foot laboratory and office building that would become the centerpiece of New Haven’s growing life sciences and quantum technology hub while completing the final phase of the Downtown...
New Haven poised to advance 200,000-square-foot Unilever lab as Downtown Crossing nears final phase

Public meeting set for $87M Connecticut River railroad bridge project

by Joelyn Leon | Jul 13, 2026 | Uncategorized

MIDDLETOWN — The state’s planned rehabilitation of the railroad bridge over the Connecticut River spanning Middletown and Portland will be the subject of a hybrid public information session set for next month. The meeting will take place at 6:30 p.m. Aug. 4 at...
New Haven poised to advance 200,000-square-foot Unilever lab as Downtown Crossing nears final phase

Why so much road work is done at night in CT and what drivers should know

by Joelyn Leon | Jul 13, 2026 | Uncategorized

When traveling on Connecticut’s highways at night, some drivers may think their path will surely be clear because rush hour has come and gone. But then they see signs, cones and taillights. It’s a nighttime work zone. Construction season is well underway, and the...
New Haven poised to advance 200,000-square-foot Unilever lab as Downtown Crossing nears final phase

CT hasn’t built a major new bridge since 1967, despite buzz around the Long Island Sound. Here’s why

by Joelyn Leon | Jul 13, 2026 | Uncategorized

A proposed bridge from Connecticut to New York across the Long Island Sound would be the state’s first major new crossing, connecting two places for the first time, since the Lyndon B. Johnson administration. That bridge is not likely to be built, according to Gov....
New Haven poised to advance 200,000-square-foot Unilever lab as Downtown Crossing nears final phase

EB gives more detail on plans for former Crystal Mall

by Joelyn Leon | Jul 10, 2026 | Uncategorized

Waterford — Electric Boat said Thursday that it expects to open its training centers in the former Crystal Mall by September and reach “significant employee occupancy” by mid-2027. The company also said renovations of anchor stores will begin later this year. It...
New Haven poised to advance 200,000-square-foot Unilever lab as Downtown Crossing nears final phase

Fourth I-91 bridge added to Wallingford replacement project

by Joelyn Leon | Jul 10, 2026 | Uncategorized

WALLINGFORD — The state’s transportation agency recently added a fourth bridge to the list of structures to be replaced on Interstate 91 in Wallingford. The scope of the project, administered by the Connecticut Department of Transportation, encompasses bridges that...
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