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Michigan cannabis company proposes 72,366-sq.-ft. grow facility in East Hartford

Michigan cannabis company proposes 72,366-sq.-ft. grow facility in East Hartford

by Joelyn Leon | Aug 8, 2023 | Uncategorized

A multi-state cannabis company headquartered in Michigan plans to build a 72,366-square-foot cultivation site in East Hartford. C3 is in the process of expanding to three new states, according to CEO Ankur Rungta. That includes the proposed facility along Park Road in...
Michigan cannabis company proposes 72,366-sq.-ft. grow facility in East Hartford

A developer wants to place over 2,500 solar panels in rural Bethany. Neighbors are fighting back

by Joelyn Leon | Aug 7, 2023 | Uncategorized

The proposal by the developer, California-based TRITEC Americas, to construct a solar photovoltaic facility in Bethany is one of dozens of similar projects under construction or in planning around Connecticut, part of the state’s efforts to rid itself of emissions...
Michigan cannabis company proposes 72,366-sq.-ft. grow facility in East Hartford

MidState Medical Center seeks permission for $8.4M expansion

by Joelyn Leon | Aug 7, 2023 | Uncategorized

MidState Medical Center is seeking to build a new $8.4 million, 16-bed adult medical and surgical unit to boost its inpatient space. The nonprofit Meriden-based hospital, which is part of the Hartford HealthCare system, has submitted a certificate of need application...
Michigan cannabis company proposes 72,366-sq.-ft. grow facility in East Hartford

Three Darien elementary schools have delayed their renovations by nearly a year. Why?

by Joelyn Leon | Aug 4, 2023 | Uncategorized

Renovations for three Darien elementary schools have been delayed by a year after a disappointing round of construction bids. Overhauls of Hindley, Holmes and Royle elementary schools, originally slated to begin this summer, will now begin construction closer to late...
Michigan cannabis company proposes 72,366-sq.-ft. grow facility in East Hartford

Supporters make case for keeping Hartford-Brainard Airport open amid calls to redevelop the land

by Joelyn Leon | Aug 4, 2023 | Uncategorized

Not just a playground for wealthy airplane owners, the airport plays an important role in Hartford’s economy as a base for corporate jets, said Teiger, president of the Hartford Brainard Airport Association. Keeping the airport open will also position Hartford for a...
Michigan cannabis company proposes 72,366-sq.-ft. grow facility in East Hartford

State Audit Finds Port Authority Failed to Bid Out $800K Contract

by Joelyn Leon | Aug 4, 2023 | Uncategorized

In its first report since a scathing 2019 audit led to then-Executive Director Evan Matthews being fired and the Office of Policy and Management gaining oversight of the quasi-public agency, auditors said the authority didn’t open bids before awarding a $794,790...
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