The Norwalk Hour - Tue February 13, 2024
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....
CT Examiner & WVIT-TV - Wed February 07, 2024
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....
CT Mirror - Mon January 22, 2024
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....
CT Insider - Mon January 08, 2024
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....
City of Hartford - Mon January 08, 2024
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....
Hartford Business Journal & Twining Properties - Tue January 02, 2024
Work to Begin in 2024 On $90M Winchester Green Project in New Haven, Conn.
For much of the 20th century, the Winchester Repeating Arms factory in New Haven, Conn., stood as the economic and social cornerstone of the city's Newhallville and Dixwell neighborhoods. The sprawling industrial complex was more than just a factory; it provided stable employment and a sense of identity for people working and living in downtown New Haven....
Dynapac - Wed December 13, 2023
Dynapac Welcomes Monroe Tractor, Dealer Partner in Massachusetts, Connecticut, Rhode Island
Dynapac North America announced the addition of the newest dealer partner, Monroe Tractor. Monroe Tractor will provide sales, rental, parts and service for soil rollers, small tandem rollers and light compaction equipment in Massachusetts, Connecticut and Rhode Island from its three branches in the marketplace....
CT Examiner - Thu December 07, 2023
Darien, Conn., Officials Approves Great Island Road Design, But Key Questions Remain
In an attempt to open Darien, Conn.'s Great Island to the public under an "aggressive" timeline, officials in the coastal town approved a new design for the estate's access road at the end of November despite lingering questions about its costs and scope....
CT Mirror - Tue November 21, 2023
Connecticut Officials Outline Current, Future Infrastructure Projects at State Summit
Gov. Ned Lamont, U.S. Sen. Chris Murphy and many local officials from across Connecticut gathered in Hartford Nov. 17 to highlight the array of new infrastructure projects that are currently under way in the state and to discuss what other changes residents are likely to see in the next decade and beyond....
Norwich Public Utilities - Mon November 20, 2023
Norwich, Conn., Officials Break Ground On $200M Wastewater Treatment Plant
A five-year, $200 million project to modernize a Connecticut wastewater treatment plant officially got under way Nov. 15 when officials from Norwich Public Utilities (NPU) broke ground on its construction....
