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Meriden highway construction progresses into second phase. Here’s what’s next

Meriden highway construction progresses into second phase. Here’s what’s next

by Joelyn Leon | Jan 20, 2026 | Uncategorized

MERIDEN — Officials announced a recent update where the project stands for Meriden’s congested interchange, where state Route 15 and Interstates 91 and 691 meet. “We’re continuing to make progress on this important safety improvement project in...
Meriden highway construction progresses into second phase. Here’s what’s next

Developers proposes more than 430 apartments in upscale CT suburb town center

by Joelyn Leon | Jan 15, 2026 | Uncategorized

The developer building Heritage Park at the former UConn campus in West Hartford is proposing a project in another town. It’s 266 apartments just off Glastonbury’s Main Street, with nearly a third of them to be priced at state-designated “affordable” rents. Domenic...
Meriden highway construction progresses into second phase. Here’s what’s next

New Orleans developer buys Trumbull office building once approved for self-storage redevelopment

by Joelyn Leon | Jan 15, 2026 | Uncategorized

A New Orleans-based commercial real estate development firm plans to demolish a three-story office building in Trumbull that it purchased for $2 million, according to property records. Trumbull CT Development Company LLC, controlled by Gordon H. Kolb Jr. of New...
Meriden highway construction progresses into second phase. Here’s what’s next

Middletown Details First Projects Under $42.5M Infrastructure Bond

by Joelyn Leon | Jan 15, 2026 | Uncategorized

MIDDLETOWN — The mayor and members of city staff announced initial plans to improve local infrastructure as a part of a $42.5 million bond referendum approved by voters in November. Mayor Gene Nocera, joined by city public works officials and the city water and sewer...
Meriden highway construction progresses into second phase. Here’s what’s next

Demolition of vacant and decaying CT building to start. It puts future development in spotlight.

by Joelyn Leon | Jan 14, 2026 | Uncategorized

An 8-foot high construction fence is starting to encircle the former data processing center. It’s near Hartford’s minor league ballpark, the first step toward a demolition that would make space for new development — including a potential, $90 million center for...
Meriden highway construction progresses into second phase. Here’s what’s next

Large-scale CT solar project looks to drill under popular trail. Residents concerned with its impact

by Joelyn Leon | Jan 13, 2026 | Uncategorized

Broadleaf Solar, a renewable energy supplier, is seeking to drill transmission lines under the Farmington Canal Heritage Trail in East Granby as part of a large-scale solar project on a former agriculture field. The New York based solar company paid nearly $10.2...
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