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Former New Haven Coliseum gets its first tenants as Square 10 project wraps up first building

Former New Haven Coliseum gets its first tenants as Square 10 project wraps up first building

by Kimberly Glassman | Dec 17, 2024 | Uncategorized

The first 11 tenants have moved into The Anthem at Square 10, the first building to be nearly completed in a sweeping remake of the downtown commercial site where the New Haven Veterans Memorial Coliseum once stood. An outdoor pool, gym and some co-working spaces also...
Former New Haven Coliseum gets its first tenants as Square 10 project wraps up first building

Cheshire breaks ground for north end school and Norton Elementary projects

by Kimberly Glassman | Dec 17, 2024 | Uncategorized

The cold drizzle Monday was perfect for the groundbreaking for two elementary school projects — one in the north end of town and the second at Norton Elementary, according to Cheshire Superintendent of Schools Jeffrey Solan. Costing $90 million, the north end school...
Former New Haven Coliseum gets its first tenants as Square 10 project wraps up first building

Naugatuck seeks additional $3M grant to advance Industrial Park 3 development

by Kimberly Glassman | Dec 16, 2024 | Uncategorized

The state awarded the borough a $3 million Community Investment Fund grant last year to advance the industrial park project – specifically the construction of infrastructure for the property at 280 Elm St. The borough is applying for another $3 million CIF grant to...
Former New Haven Coliseum gets its first tenants as Square 10 project wraps up first building

AFL-CIO urges activist to resign over opposition to Amazon project on Waterbury-Naugatuck line

by Kimberly Glassman | Dec 16, 2024 | Uncategorized

The executive board of the state’s AFL-CIO is asking Steve Schrag, a volunteer with the Naugatuck Valley Project, to voluntarily resign from the state’s AFL-CIO Health & Safety Committee because of his vocal opposition to a planned Amazon distribution center on...
Former New Haven Coliseum gets its first tenants as Square 10 project wraps up first building

Stamford reopens two bridges but three others need more work to fix their structural deficiencies

by Kimberly Glassman | Dec 16, 2024 | Uncategorized

Two of Stamford’s five ailing bridges have reopened: West Glen Drive bridge and Lakeside Drive bridge in Stamford are back in service after being closed over the summer and fall. Both bridges were rated “poor” by the Connecticut Department of...
Former New Haven Coliseum gets its first tenants as Square 10 project wraps up first building

Brookfield awarded $1.5 million toward sewer installation at almost 100 homes

by Kimberly Glassman | Dec 16, 2024 | Uncategorized

The town recently received a grant that will go toward helping install sewer systems for nearly 100 homes while also protecting the Long Island Sound. The $1.5 million grant, awarded through the Long Island Sound Futures Fund, will go to the town’s Water Pollution...
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