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East Lyme braces for more than 4 years of snarled traffic

East Lyme braces for more than 4 years of snarled traffic

by Joelyn Leon | Mar 17, 2023 | Uncategorized

Officials this week announced the time is here to begin a $148 million construction project at the Exit 74 interchange of Interstate 95 that’s been touted as one of the largest in the state. The goal is to reduce congestion and improve safety on the highway and Route...
East Lyme braces for more than 4 years of snarled traffic

Blighted Brookfield site to become housing and retail if voters approve funding

by Joelyn Leon | Mar 16, 2023 | Uncategorized

Residents are set to vote Thursday on funding approval for the abatement, demolition and remediation of a blighted property where housing and retail space is proposed. A potable well sampling conducted at the site that year identified the dry cleaning solvent...
East Lyme braces for more than 4 years of snarled traffic

Naugatuck getting $3M: Grant for industrial park; Waterbury, Torrington agencies also aided

by Joelyn Leon | Mar 16, 2023 | Uncategorized

The state has awarded the borough a $3 million grant from Community Investment Fund 2030 to develop the former Uniroyal site. The award is part of a $98.5 million package doled out to more than two dozen municipalities and agencies, including $921,000 for Grace House...
East Lyme braces for more than 4 years of snarled traffic

Waterford first selectman addresses concerns about proposed data center

by Joelyn Leon | Mar 16, 2023 | Uncategorized

A large group of residents are opposing plans by NE Edge, LLC to construct a data center on Millstone Nuclear Power station property. A petition opposing the project by the group “Protect Waterford” has collected nearly 700 signatures. The group is concerned about...
East Lyme braces for more than 4 years of snarled traffic

Stone Bridge Crossing project on Cheshire-Southington line moves forward

by Joelyn Leon | Mar 15, 2023 | Uncategorized

Bowman, of Miller, Wolff, Napolitano LLC, says Monday night’s vote comes after “a long 20 years” of various efforts to transform several lots on the north end property into a complex that is now projected to feature a gas station and a convenience store, a hotel, a...
East Lyme braces for more than 4 years of snarled traffic

Lab Builder Buys ​“10th Sq.” Corner For $10M+

by Joelyn Leon | Mar 15, 2023 | Uncategorized

A North Carolina-based real estate developer has purchased the southwest corner of the ex-Coliseum site for over $10.6 million — furthering an already-city-approved plan to build up that part of the property into a new 11-story lab and office building. The seller of...
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