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As New Canaan builds a new police station, here’s how their temporary location is taking shape

As New Canaan builds a new police station, here’s how their temporary location is taking shape

by Joelyn Leon | May 10, 2023 | Uncategorized

During its Tuesday Board of Selectmen meeting, the board approved $21,735 to install fiber optic cable at the Locust Avenue location and another $51,032 to relocate the dispatch center to the building. The police department is being moved while its headquarters at 174...
As New Canaan builds a new police station, here’s how their temporary location is taking shape

Submarine Supply Chain Largest Barrier to Improving Virginia Attack Sub Schedule, Says Boykin

by Joelyn Leon | May 9, 2023 | Uncategorized

Availability of parts, not people, is the largest barrier right now to catch up with the delays in constructing Virginia-class nuclear attack boats, company officials at submarine builder Newport News Shipbuilding told USNI News. While work stoppages and worker...
As New Canaan builds a new police station, here’s how their temporary location is taking shape

Greenwich developer floats 10-story hotel next to Curley’s Diner in downtown Stamford

by Joelyn Leon | May 9, 2023 | Uncategorized

Wellbuilt Company, a developer headquartered in Greenwich with two projects already in Stamford, has filed a pre-application with the Land Use Bureau to explore building an extended stay hotel on the property. Preliminary designs include a 10-story building with 95...
As New Canaan builds a new police station, here’s how their temporary location is taking shape

The safety violations in construction’s most iconic photo

by Joelyn Leon | May 8, 2023 | Uncategorized

Much has changed since workers building the 66-story, 850-foot-tall Rockefeller Center in midtown Manhattan posed for “Lunch Atop a Skyscraper” in 1932, but it remains construction’s most iconic photograph. The OSH Act created OSHA in 1971, so this photo existed...
As New Canaan builds a new police station, here’s how their temporary location is taking shape

How DOT determined the Gold Star Bridge was safe to reopen after catching fire

by Joelyn Leon | May 8, 2023 | Uncategorized

Given the shock of the earlier plumes of black smoke emanating from the bridge, there was some surprise when two southbound lanes opened three hours later. Additional lanes opened the following morning, but the right-hand acceleration lane and pedestrian walkway...
As New Canaan builds a new police station, here’s how their temporary location is taking shape

Hydrogen company to expand facility in Wallingford

by Joelyn Leon | May 8, 2023 | Uncategorized

A Norwegian green hydrogen company recently announced plans for a “gigafactory” to be built in Michigan using technology that is being developed and tested at the company’s Wallingford operation. Nel Hydrogen makes devices that take water and split it into hydrogen...
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