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Town Council hears pitch for one Wallingford high school, parents object

Town Council hears pitch for one Wallingford high school, parents object

by Joelyn Leon | Mar 29, 2023 | Uncategorized

The Board of Education made its pitch for closing both Mark T. Sheehan and Lyman Hall high schools in favor of a new, state-of-the-art high school on the Lyman Hall campus during a marathon Town Council meeting that lasted more than five hours. But many parents and...
Town Council hears pitch for one Wallingford high school, parents object

Judge refuses to reconsider probation for Fairfield dumping defendants

by Joelyn Leon | Mar 29, 2023 | Uncategorized

A judge refused to reconsider denying a pretrial probation program for former Fairfield officials charged in the illegal dumping case. More than 40 truckloads of debris and dirt were removed from the Stratfield Road pond during a three-week period in 2018. The newly...
Town Council hears pitch for one Wallingford high school, parents object

Stamford will get a 471 apartment development along the Rippowam River, a project 8 years in the making

by Joelyn Leon | Mar 29, 2023 | Uncategorized

After more than eight years of groundwork, plans for a major residential development along the Rippowam River in downtown Stamford received approval Monday night from the city’s Zoning Board. The development will create 471 new apartments in two seven-story...
Town Council hears pitch for one Wallingford high school, parents object

Pool, bathhouse to go as Hamilton Park project begins

by Joelyn Leon | Mar 28, 2023 | Uncategorized

Hamilton Park’s pool, bathhouse, “Bubble” building, and athletic center are scheduled to be demolished next month, signifying the beginning of phase 1 of a massive renovation project at the 92-acre park that has been three years in the making. At the Board of Aldermen...
Town Council hears pitch for one Wallingford high school, parents object

Developer pursues tax break to build new hotel in Southington

by Joelyn Leon | Mar 28, 2023 | Uncategorized

KARM Properties is interested in a tax abatement for development at 95 John Weichsel Crossing, a small road off Queen Street near the Hartford HealthCare HealthCenter and just south of the I-84 ramps. The property is in an enterprise zone, which allows the possibility...
Town Council hears pitch for one Wallingford high school, parents object

$327M Connecticut Children’s Hartford expansion stirs debate with included $47M parking garage

by Joelyn Leon | Mar 28, 2023 | Uncategorized

An expansion of Connecticut Children’s in Hartford that would roughly double the size of the hospital could come with an equally imposing $47 million parking garage on the opposite side of Washington Street, rising as high as 8 stories with 900 parking spaces. The...
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