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Ansonia Police garage suffering from structural issues

Ansonia Police garage suffering from structural issues

by Joelyn Leon | Jul 21, 2022 | Uncategorized

While the station has a garage for police cars, Chief of Police Wayne Williams said officers have to park their cars on the street. The police station garage has gone unused since the station first opened in the fall of 2021. According to city officials, the garage is...
Ansonia Police garage suffering from structural issues

Greenwich High entryway bids arrive $1.3M over budget. ‘Excessively high’ costs shock school officials

by Joelyn Leon | Jul 21, 2022 | Uncategorized

The Greenwich High School vestibule project’s building committee expected construction bids to hit just above the $2.7 million budget, board of education and building committee member Christina Downey said. But when members of the committee opened two bids from what...
Ansonia Police garage suffering from structural issues

Gales Ferry residents voice concerns on proposed dredging facility

by Joelyn Leon | Jul 20, 2022 | Uncategorized

Roughly 250 residents, mostly from the Gales Ferry area, met face-to-face and virtually with officials who hope to build a dredging material processing facility on a portion of the former Dow Chemical plant property in town. Officials with Cashman Dredging and Marine...
Ansonia Police garage suffering from structural issues

Middlesex Corp. Reaches Milestone On Housatonic River Crossing in Connecticut

by Joelyn Leon | Jul 20, 2022 | Uncategorized

The reconstruction of two adjoining bridges on I-84 over the Housatonic River in Newtown and Southbury, Conn., which began in June 2020 and is scheduled for completion in December 2023, has reached a milestone and is proceeding ahead of schedule. The project started...
Ansonia Police garage suffering from structural issues

Walsh Group signs with DOT for Windsor Locks train station project

by Joelyn Leon | Jul 20, 2022 | Uncategorized

The state Department of Transportation signed on with The Walsh Group on Friday for the $65 million train station project. The state expects a groundbreaking in late August, which should launch other downtown revitalization efforts, Windsor Locks First Selectman Paul...
Ansonia Police garage suffering from structural issues

Waterbury hires contractor for $2.5M to complete demolition at 17.4-acre industrial complex ahead of redevelopment

by Joelyn Leon | Jul 20, 2022 | Uncategorized

Waterbury officials on Friday signed off on a $2.5 million contract with a demolition company to finish clearing away several dilapidated buildings on an abandoned 17.4-acre industrial site targeted for redevelopment. Anamet touted itself as the world’s largest...
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