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Five things to know about the Greenwich school’s capital budget as it pursues a $130 million request

Five things to know about the Greenwich school’s capital budget as it pursues a $130 million request

by Joelyn Leon | Sep 22, 2022 | Uncategorized

The Board of Education took a first look at a draft of the $130 million capital budget request for the next fiscal year for the Greenwich Public Schools during a meeting last week. It covers multiple large capital projects in the school district, including the new...
Five things to know about the Greenwich school’s capital budget as it pursues a $130 million request

Saying 1.5 million square feet is way too big, Willington rejects ‘gargantuan Godzilla’ warehouse

by Joelyn Leon | Sep 22, 2022 | Uncategorized

In a major victory for hundreds of Willington homeowners, town planning officials unanimously rejected a Texas developer’s proposal for a 1.5-million-square-foot warehouse along I-84. After three long nights of public hearings that featured many dozens of residents...
Five things to know about the Greenwich school’s capital budget as it pursues a $130 million request

UConn’s new $48M hockey arena, set for completion early next year, named after Toscano family

by Joelyn Leon | Sep 21, 2022 | Uncategorized

A new $48 million ice hockey arena at the University of Connecticut in Storrs, which has been under construction since last April, is set to open in January 2023 and will be named after Board of Trustees Chairman Dan Toscano and his family. The new arena will have a...
Five things to know about the Greenwich school’s capital budget as it pursues a $130 million request

$838M neurosciences center breaks ground in Connecticut

by Joelyn Leon | Sep 21, 2022 | Uncategorized

Yale New Haven Hospital broke ground Aug. 31 on a new $838 million neurosciences center, according to a project press release. Turner Construction will serve as the general contractor of the project, according to Mark D’Antonio, media relations coordinator at the...
Five things to know about the Greenwich school’s capital budget as it pursues a $130 million request

New London approves $4 million road project, roundabout on Jefferson Avenue

by Joelyn Leon | Sep 21, 2022 | Uncategorized

The project includes replacing the traffic signal at the intersection of Jefferson Avenue and Chester Street with a three-legged roundabout. The total cost for the project is $4,082,920, of which about 97% will be paid through a grant given to the city by the...
Five things to know about the Greenwich school’s capital budget as it pursues a $130 million request

Bridgeport plan to sell Sikorsky Airport halts aviation museum’s takeoff

by Joelyn Leon | Sep 21, 2022 | Uncategorized

Having in 2015 obtained a 99-year lease from Bridgeport, owner of the Stratford-based airport, the local Connecticut Air and Space Center in 2018 was awarded $1 million in state aid to give a substantial boost to the slow-going refurbishment of the Curtiss hangar for...
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