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Contaminated New Haven sites at old coliseum, along Quinnipiac River to get $1.8 million remediation

Contaminated New Haven sites at old coliseum, along Quinnipiac River to get $1.8 million remediation

by Kimberly Glassman | Jun 20, 2025 | Uncategorized

The 1.13-acre coliseum site, 275 South Orange St., is currently a parking lot and was awarded $880,000. The funds will be used for site remediation that will enable the construction of a phase of a multi-use development that will include 7,159 square feet of retail...
Contaminated New Haven sites at old coliseum, along Quinnipiac River to get $1.8 million remediation

Train stations in Windsor Locks expected to be completed by September

by Kimberly Glassman | Jun 20, 2025 | Uncategorized

A new double-track train station supporting a rail line between Hartford and Springfield, Massachusetts, as well as the historic downtown train station, are both expected to be constructed and renovated by early this fall. The $65 million new train station has been...
Contaminated New Haven sites at old coliseum, along Quinnipiac River to get $1.8 million remediation

With $3B in federal funding frozen, charging station projects across CT mothballed, scaled back

by Kimberly Glassman | Jun 18, 2025 | Uncategorized

In June 2024, the town of Wallingford unanimously approved a special permit and site plan for a privately developed facility that would be devoted exclusively to charging electric vehicles (EVs). The plan submitted by Gem Property Group LLC intended to develop a...
Contaminated New Haven sites at old coliseum, along Quinnipiac River to get $1.8 million remediation

Old Lyme needs $7.5M more for controversial sewer project

by Kimberly Glassman | Jun 18, 2025 | Uncategorized

The town will need $7.5 million more than expected to install sewers at Sound View Beach, which it owns, however the Board of Selectmen wants more information before sending the question to voters. Steve Cinami, chairman of the Water Pollution Control Authority, said...
Contaminated New Haven sites at old coliseum, along Quinnipiac River to get $1.8 million remediation

Long-vacant CT nursing home site planned for 160 apartments. It’s been deteriorating for years.

by Kimberly Glassman | Jun 17, 2025 | Uncategorized

Thirteen years after the HealthBridge nursing home in Wethersfield shut down, a developer is proposing to demolish the vacant building and put up 160 apartments. Calafiore’s 341 Jordan Lane Development LLC will seek a zone change from the Planning and Zoning...
Contaminated New Haven sites at old coliseum, along Quinnipiac River to get $1.8 million remediation

Construction to begin this summer on Mystic River Boathouse Park

by Kimberly Glassman | Jun 17, 2025 | Uncategorized

After almost 10 years of planning, setbacks and surprises, the Town of Stonington has secured the funding needed to start construction of the Mystic River Boathouse Park on Route 27. The $5.3 million project, located next to the new Delamar hotel and across the street...
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