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Major Greater Hartford, CT development projects get boost from new state funding 

Major Greater Hartford, CT development projects get boost from new state funding 

by Joelyn Leon | Dec 22, 2022 | Uncategorized

Gov. Ned Lamont on Tuesday announced $36.5 million in grants for eight economic development projects, including $5.5 million to help build 57 apartments in Hartford and $5.3 million to help transform a blighted factory in Torrington into a marketplace and offices. “We...
Major Greater Hartford, CT development projects get boost from new state funding 

Port Authority says State Pier work to be substantially completed by February

by Joelyn Leon | Dec 22, 2022 | Uncategorized

Despite obstacles that have complicated construction and driven up costs, work to transform State Pier in New London into an offshore wind hub is about 75% complete and on schedule to achieve “substantial completion” by February, Connecticut Port Authority Executive...
Major Greater Hartford, CT development projects get boost from new state funding 

Montville approves phase construction of condo project, receives application for apartment project

by Joelyn Leon | Dec 20, 2022 | Uncategorized

The Planning and Zoning Commission has approved the phased construction of a 22-unit townhouse style condominium project on Route 32 while tabling discussion of a proposed 16-unit apartment complex on Route 32. The commission last week unanimously approved a request...
Major Greater Hartford, CT development projects get boost from new state funding 

Supply chain shortages push Brookfield school move-in date several months to fall 2023

by Joelyn Leon | Dec 20, 2022 | Uncategorized

With the Candlewood Lake Elementary School now slated to be finished in late May or early June, the plan is to move students and staff into the new 139,000-square-foot facility next fall for the new school year. The school, which will accommodate more than 1,000...
Major Greater Hartford, CT development projects get boost from new state funding 

West Hartford to decide Wednesday on controversial plan for six-story condo tower, mixed-use complex in town center

by Joelyn Leon | Dec 20, 2022 | Uncategorized

After hearing six hours of back and forth about the plan last week, West Hartford’s town council is expected to decide Wednesday night whether developers can put up a six-story condo building and mixed-used complex in the town center. The decision on The Arapahoe...
Major Greater Hartford, CT development projects get boost from new state funding 

Local leaders praise $15M to remove Kinneytown Dam

by Joelyn Leon | Dec 19, 2022 | Uncategorized

Environmentalists and river advocates received an early Christmas gift after the Naugatuck Valley Council of Governments secured $15 million in federal funding for the removal of the Kinneytown Dam. The U.S. Department of Commerce announced Wednesday the NVCOG, in...
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