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Norwich police station, road and bridge improvements on Nov. 7 referendum ballot

Norwich police station, road and bridge improvements on Nov. 7 referendum ballot

by Joelyn Leon | Oct 23, 2023 | Uncategorized

Voters will be asked to decide on two major spending items in referendums on the Nov. 7 election ballot: whether to build a new $44.75 million new police station and spend an additional $6 million to continue a citywide road improvement plan. The City Council in...
Norwich police station, road and bridge improvements on Nov. 7 referendum ballot

I-95 bridge project in Norwalk and Westport completed 14 hours ahead of schedule, CT DOT official says

by Joelyn Leon | Oct 23, 2023 | Uncategorized

Construction on the northbound side of the Interstate 95 bridge over Saugatuck Avenue at Exit 17 was completed 14 hours ahead of schedule, according to an official. Morgan said the DOT opened one lane over the new bridge to vehicular traffic on the northbound side...
Norwich police station, road and bridge improvements on Nov. 7 referendum ballot

Getting a new high school: A different story in two CT towns

by Joelyn Leon | Oct 20, 2023 | Uncategorized

At Farmington High School, many teens are eagerly looking forward to next school year, when a brand-new building is expected to be completed and they can finally move in. While students at Bulkeley High School in Hartford complained of a former campus that was...
Norwich police station, road and bridge improvements on Nov. 7 referendum ballot

Lamont and state, local officials celebrate $11.3 million grant for new Enfield housing

by Joelyn Leon | Oct 20, 2023 | Uncategorized

The relocation plan for residents is a phased approach that will advance as construction continues. Lamont said housing in the state has been underfunded for too long “and now we’re paying for it,” adding that it’s important to modernize the...
Norwich police station, road and bridge improvements on Nov. 7 referendum ballot

Officials grant $100M Lord Cromwell housing project a 10-year tax abatement

by Joelyn Leon | Oct 20, 2023 | Uncategorized

Town officials unanimously approved a 10-year tax abatement for the $100 million redevelopment of the “blighted” former Red Lion Hotel property on Route 372 that would allow the property owner to pay no taxes for the first two years. Lexington Partners, a...
Norwich police station, road and bridge improvements on Nov. 7 referendum ballot

As warehouses look to make CT towns their home, some face major resistance from residents

by Joelyn Leon | Oct 20, 2023 | Uncategorized

Distribution centers are on track for completion or have opened their doors in many Connecticut towns in response to rising demand, though other warehouse proposals have faced legal challenges and rejections from municipal officials. Not all plans have come to...
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