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Engineers Give Connecticut Residents An Idea of What West Hartford Center Will Like in 2026

As plans to revamp the West Hartford Center are under way, residents of the Connecticut city are now beginning to get an idea of what their buzzing center of town could look like in the future. "What we have in the center is very, very special," said West Hartford Town Manager Rick Ledwith at a project update meeting April 8....


Greenwich YWCA in Connecticut Plans Addition, Upgrades to Facility Built in 1968

The YWCA Greenwich in Connecticut is set to make improvements to its facilities for domestic violence victims and build a 14,500-sq.-ft. addition to its building on East Putnam Avenue. A major renovation and upgrades to the athletic and educational spaces at the building, located at 259 E....


W.I. Clark Holds Paving, Compaction, Milling Seminar

W.I. Clark held a paving, compaction and milling seminar March 20, 2024, at the Hawthorne Inn and Conference Center in Berlin, Conn. The seminar's goal was to provide local paving contractors and municipalities an update on new technologies available from the manufacturers that W.I....


Part of Connecticut's $138M in New Federal Funds to Pay for Building, Improvement Projects

Connecticut is set to receive millions of dollars in funding for local projects that are part of the first offering of bills to fund the federal government — with likely more on the way if Congress negotiates and passes the second round later this month....


Conn.'s Mizzy Construction Thrives, Grows With Education, Expertise

Mizzy Construction, a large site development contractor based in Plainville, Conn., was founded in 1988. But the name goes back a lot farther, to company president Stanley Mierzejewski's father. Mierzejewski, who said his last name is "too big to fit on a truck," chose to use his late father's nickname as his company's name....


Norwalk Common Council in Connecticut Approves $271.4M to Build Two New Schools

After a Common Council committee set the maximum contractor costs for the upcoming construction of the South Norwalk School and the new Norwalk High School, the Connecticut city is looking at a maximum combined cost for the projects of as much as $271.4 million....


Demolition of a 214-Year-Old Church in Connecticut Followed a Sudden Steeple Collapse

The central spire and roof of a 214-year-old cathedral in the heart of downtown New London, Conn., suddenly collapsed into ruin on the afternoon of Jan. 25, leading to a week-long demolition of the remaining structure....


VIDEO: New Stadium Planned to Be Home of Minor League Soccer Team in Bridgeport, Conn.

Connecticut is home to millions of sports fans and very few professional sports teams. Millionaire tech entrepreneur André Swanston, a graduate of the University of Connecticut and Ridgefield resident, has ambitions to change that....


CTDOT Beginning $500M Effort to Improve Three-Highway Interchange in Meriden

State transportation officials have quietly ramped up work on a nearly $500 million project designed to overhaul one of central Connecticut's most congested and headache-inducing highway corridors, CT Insider reported....


Hartford, Conn., Plans to Begin Construction On New Barbour Street Library This Spring

A new branch of the Hartford Public Library (HPL) in Connecticut will begin construction later this spring, city officials announced in a December news release. Mayor Luke Bronin, HPL President and CEO Bridget Quinn, and city and community leaders will all come together at a date still to be determined to break ground on a new Barbour Street Library Branch, which has an anticipated development cost of $17.5 million....


Today's Top Stories

  1. Depreciation Bonus Begins Phase-Out  →
  2. ECA Takes Bauer Service Partner of the Year Award  →
  3. Work Is Under Way to Develop 84-Mi-Long Mountain Bike Trail in Rural Maine County  →
  4. ConExpo-Con/AGG Releases Essential Guide for Hiring, Retaining Top Construction Talent  →
  5. VIDEO: Mecalac Introduces Multifunctional Compact Loaders With Foldable Canopies  →
  6. After 40 Years, Charlie Boone Retires From Mitchell  →
  7. As 2022 Begins, Crews Near Finish On $32M Hospital  →
  8. CEG Speaks With New President of Chadwick-BaRoss, Thompson Equipment  →
  9. DE’s Daisy Construction Still Growing After 30 Years  →
  10. New Data Center Planned for Fayette County, Ga., Could Be World's Largest  →
  11. Aerospace, Defense Contractor L3Harris Technologies Looks to Expand in Fla.'s Brevard County  →
  12. Linder Industrial Machinery Expands Into Virginia Market  →
  13. Nueces Power Equipment's Fish Fry Draws Hundreds to Victoria, Texas Location  →
  14. Pisa Leans on Contractor to Save Its Tower  →
  15. Popular Construction Simulator Game Sequel Released for IOS and Android  →
  16. After Year of Work, $212M Project to Build Mississippi Bypass Is Ahead of Schedule  →
  17. Rebuilding Process Begins Post-Helene  →
  18. Innovative Startups to Share Vision of Future of Construction, Mining at Hitachi Construction Machinery Challenge  →
  19. Sunken Antarctic Research Vessel Being Demolished in Washington State  →
  20. Trimble Advances Construction Workflow Connectivity With Self-Service Integration Tools  →
  21. Two Monster Machines — The ACCO Super Dozer, Motor Grader  →





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