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CT businessman awarded minor league soccer team; launch depends on new waterfront Bridgeport stadium

CT businessman awarded minor league soccer team; launch depends on new waterfront Bridgeport stadium

by Joelyn Leon | Jan 10, 2024 | Uncategorized

A Connecticut businessman has been awarded a minor league soccer team, which he hopes will compete in a new waterfront stadium in Bridgeport, he announced Tuesday. The man behind the effort, multimillionaire tech entrepreneur André Swanston, says the new team is part...
CT businessman awarded minor league soccer team; launch depends on new waterfront Bridgeport stadium

Orsted Partner to Sell Wind Farms, Take $1.6 Billion Charge

by Joelyn Leon | Jan 10, 2024 | Uncategorized

Eversource Energy is in advanced talks to unload its share in three offshore wind projects that it planned to build with Orsted A/S, and will take a fourth-quarter charge of as much as $1.6 billion. Eversource owns stakes in two joint ventures with Orsted that are...
CT businessman awarded minor league soccer team; launch depends on new waterfront Bridgeport stadium

Apartment development around CT park set to boom. See the projects, what you might pay to live there

by Joelyn Leon | Jan 8, 2024 | Uncategorized

CRDA, created a decade ago to help finance housing projects in the downtown area, has been in discussions with family-owned Chase since last fall about the future of the parking lot at 10 Ford St., Freimuth said. Last fall, Chase withdrew the Ford Street parking lot...
CT businessman awarded minor league soccer team; launch depends on new waterfront Bridgeport stadium

Lamont touts Meriden transit district, but local leaders say housing challenges persist

by Joelyn Leon | Jan 8, 2024 | Uncategorized

Thirteen percent of Meriden’s housing stock is considered affordable, second only to New Haven in the county. Much of that affordable housing was funded through low-income tax credits and is located downtown. Despite Meriden’s spot along the Hartford Line, business...
CT businessman awarded minor league soccer team; launch depends on new waterfront Bridgeport stadium

CT’s speed camera program tracks 2.8M vehicles, issues 25K warnings and over 700 fines

by Joelyn Leon | Jan 8, 2024 | Uncategorized

Out of the nearly 2.8 million cars counted in construction zones in last year’s new speed camera program, nearly 25,000 drivers received written warnings, and more than 700 of them got fined at least $75, according to state data. Officials said the first...
CT businessman awarded minor league soccer team; launch depends on new waterfront Bridgeport stadium

Norwich considers labor agreement for school construction project

by Joelyn Leon | Jan 8, 2024 | Uncategorized

As the $385 million school construction project gets underway, city officials are considering whether to enter a project labor agreement with local trade unions that would mandate a percentage of Norwich workers be employed on the project. The School Building...
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