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Greenwich High School’s toxic soil was worse than expected and is costing more to clean up

Greenwich High School’s toxic soil was worse than expected and is costing more to clean up

by Joelyn Leon | Sep 25, 2023 | Uncategorized

Officials have approved an additional $2 million to fund the final portion of soil remediation at Greenwich High School, which is expected to be the last spending on the long-running project. Public Works Commissioner Amy Seibert told the BET budget committee that...
Greenwich High School’s toxic soil was worse than expected and is costing more to clean up

There’s a plan for a new $45.5 million train station in CT. Here’s how to weigh in on it.

by Joelyn Leon | Sep 25, 2023 | Uncategorized

The Connecticut Department of Transportation will hold a “hybrid” public information meeting on the proposed Railroad Station in Enfield at 6 p.m. Wednesday, Oct. 4, at Enfield Town Hall, 820 Enfield St., and on Zoom and YouTube, according to the agency. Further, the...
Greenwich High School’s toxic soil was worse than expected and is costing more to clean up

2 developers eye Church Corners Inn project in East Hartford

by Joelyn Leon | Sep 22, 2023 | Uncategorized

East Hartford Development Director Eileen Buckheit said there’s interest from Parker Benjamin Inc., out of Unionville, and New York-based Vessel Technologies Inc.. Both responded to bids put out by the town for the renovation project. Town officials have not yet met...
Greenwich High School’s toxic soil was worse than expected and is costing more to clean up

Developer breaks ground on 100-unit development in New Britain

by Joelyn Leon | Sep 21, 2023 | Uncategorized

Construction of the 100-unit apartment complex at the site of the former Strand Theater in New Britain has officially kicked off following a ceremony this week. City officials joined New York Developer Avner Krohn on Tuesday for a groundbreaking of The Strand, a...
Greenwich High School’s toxic soil was worse than expected and is costing more to clean up

New Canaan’s new police station to cost $29M. When will construction begin?

by Joelyn Leon | Sep 21, 2023 | Uncategorized

After years of work and getting its necessary approvals in place over the summer, the Police Department Building Committee is nearing a construction date. In a recent update to the Town Council, members of the committee talked about finances, among other business: On...
Greenwich High School’s toxic soil was worse than expected and is costing more to clean up

From Virginia to Maine, Hundreds of Longshoremen Take a Stand at New London’s State Pier

by Joelyn Leon | Sep 21, 2023 | Uncategorized

The UHL Fierce returned to State Pier with a second shipment of 318-foot blades from Denmark for the South Fork Wind project under development by the partnership of Eversource and Ørsted, but longshoremen weren’t unloading them on Wednesday. Instead, the members of...
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