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

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

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

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

Ansonia, Derby get grants to turn brownfields into apartments

by Joelyn Leon | Dec 19, 2022 | Uncategorized

State officials recently announced a list of towns receiving grants to redevelop brownfield sites into apartments, including the $990,000 for Ansonia and $650,000 for Derby. The money comes from the state’s Department of Economic and Community Development...
Supply chain shortages push Brookfield school move-in date several months to fall 2023

Eversource could put in new power lines in these southwestern CT towns

by Joelyn Leon | Dec 19, 2022 | Uncategorized

New power lines could be coming to Weston, Fairfield, Easton and Bridgeport after a no-decision discussion with Eversource at Thursday’s Board of Selectmen meeting. Abigail Bowersox, project manager for the 1714/1720 line rebuild project with Eversource, said...
Supply chain shortages push Brookfield school move-in date several months to fall 2023

Norwich Public Utilities jump-starts lead pipe replacement project with state grant

by Joelyn Leon | Dec 19, 2022 | Uncategorized

Starting in Spring of 2023, the city utility will begin work on an estimated five-year, $5.65 million project to replace the estimated 800 private water lines already identified. A survey of the lines to be conducted early in 2023 likely will identify several hundred...
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