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Whole Foods to anchor new Cheshire mixed-use complex, developer says

Whole Foods to anchor new Cheshire mixed-use complex, developer says

by Joelyn Leon | Dec 21, 2023 | Uncategorized

The developer of the 300-unit apartment complex currently under construction in Cheshire’s Stone Bridge Crossing mixed use development is telling prospective tenants that the retail anchor of the project is a Whole Foods Market grocery store. Fairfield-based...
Whole Foods to anchor new Cheshire mixed-use complex, developer says

Some in Simsbury fear 580-unit complex at The Hartford’s former campus may ruin town’s character

by Joelyn Leon | Dec 21, 2023 | Uncategorized

As the proposition of a 580-unit development looms over Simsbury, multiple residents passionately expressed their opposition to its construction, saying that it could destroy the rural character of the town they call home. Located at the site of The Hartford’s...
Whole Foods to anchor new Cheshire mixed-use complex, developer says

NL students get a behind-the-scenes look at State Pier wind power work

by Joelyn Leon | Dec 21, 2023 | Uncategorized

A group of 10 burgeoning engineers from the city’s high school spent part of their Wednesday morning in an outdoor classroom that featured towering wind turbine components, a massive off-loading barge and the kinds of activity expected at a major manufacturing site....
Whole Foods to anchor new Cheshire mixed-use complex, developer says

Danbury Community Center to get new roof, via a $600k state grant

by Joelyn Leon | Dec 20, 2023 | Uncategorized

The State Bond Commission approved a $600,000 grant to replace the roof of the Danbury Community Center building at 12 Boughton St. Curran said that while the interior of the building has undergone renovations, the roof, which previously didn’t need work, is now...
Whole Foods to anchor new Cheshire mixed-use complex, developer says

CT study decries impact ‘urban renewal’ had on Black communities, seeks broad transportation change

by Joelyn Leon | Dec 20, 2023 | Uncategorized

The state’s final report on its three-year, Greater Hartford Mobility Study lays out plans for a dramatic change in the area’s transportation system but it first acknowledges the sobering — and lingering — reality: the damage done by 1960s-era urban renewal and...
Whole Foods to anchor new Cheshire mixed-use complex, developer says

Grand jury probe into CT’s school construction program continuing

by Joelyn Leon | Dec 20, 2023 | Uncategorized

A federal grand jury’s investigation into how contracts were awarded through the state’s school construction grant program has quietly continued in recent months, with four detailed subpoenas issued this year — two as recently as October. The subpoenas, as well as two...
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