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Torrington seeks $9.73 million for street, building improvements

Torrington seeks $9.73 million for street, building improvements

by Joelyn Leon | Oct 7, 2022 | Uncategorized

Economic Development Director Rista Malanaca has developed a robust list of projects and is hoping the city will receive more than $9 million for those endeavors from the Communities Challenge Grant program, overseen by the state Department of Economic and Community...
Torrington seeks $9.73 million for street, building improvements

Mixed-use complex with river views planned in downtown Middletown

by Joelyn Leon | Oct 7, 2022 | Uncategorized

The firm chosen to develop a three-parcel plot behind Main Street has laid out a preliminary concept for a multi-level housing and retail complex on three-and-a-half acres of downtown land that eventually would connect to the riverfront. The Spectra Construction...
Torrington seeks $9.73 million for street, building improvements

State Terminates Agreement to Sell Mystic Oral School to Respler Homes

by Joelyn Leon | Oct 5, 2022 | Uncategorized

The state has terminated its contract to sell the Mystic Oral School to Respler Homes LLC, a deal that a number of residents have opposed since its inception in 2019. John Burt, manager of the Town of Groton, confirmed that the state had terminated the purchase...
Torrington seeks $9.73 million for street, building improvements

Stamford mayor withdraws proposed sale of vacant Glenbrook Community Center at 11th hour

by Joelyn Leon | Oct 5, 2022 | Uncategorized

Mayor Caroline Simmons has pulled a proposal to have the closed Glenbrook Community Center redeveloped into affordable housing, saying the plan doesn’t have enough support to pass the Board of Representatives. The board was set to vote on the proposed sale of...
Torrington seeks $9.73 million for street, building improvements

Developer of Danbury apartment complex who missed 2 completion deadlines promises not to miss a 3rd

by Joelyn Leon | Oct 5, 2022 | Uncategorized

The developer of the most anticipated residential development in downtown Danbury blames the “unprecedented circumstances” of the coronavirus for missing two completion deadlines and promises not to miss a third deadline at the end of this year. Developer Dan Bertram...
Torrington seeks $9.73 million for street, building improvements

Beacon Falls road project receives green light to seek funds

by Joelyn Leon | Oct 5, 2022 | Uncategorized

The town has received the final approval to obtain state funds for the reconstruction of Burton Road. The town on Dec. 24, 2020, closed the section of Burton Road from Wolfe Avenue to North Main Street to traffic due to structural issues and fears the road could fail....
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