CT Insider & New Haven Register - Mon June 16, 2025
Last Conn. State Road Reopens After 2024 Flooding; Westport Gets OK to Build $109M School
The last Connecticut state roadway washed away in August 2024's historic flooding has reopened less than a year after it was destroyed, transportation officials said June 13, 2025. The state Department of Transportation (CTDOT) made the announcement in a post on X, formerly known as Twitter, that Georges Hill Road in Southbury, northwest of New Haven, was once again open to traffic....
CEG - Thu June 05, 2025
Two Bridge Replacements in New Milford, Conn., Other State Road Projects Get Moving
Motorists in the New Milford, Conn. area can expect new detours this summer as the town begins work on major projects to replace two road bridges deemed to be in poor condition. The construction to fully replace the "structurally deficient" Van Car Road bridge is well under way, while the replacement of the Sand Road bridge is expected to start in mid-June 2025, according to officials from the public works department in New Milford, north of Danbury in western Connecticut....
CEG - Thu May 29, 2025
A&D Equipment Holds Pit-Stop Event in Clinton, Conn.
A&D Equipment held its Pit-Stop Event May 3, 2025, in Clinton, Conn. The event is designed to give prospective buyers hands-on experience with the company's range of high-performance excavator attachments, as well as to provide attendees with the opportunity to test-drive equipment, ask questions and explore options without any hard sales pitch, according to the company....
CT Insider - Tue May 27, 2025
Connecticut Hospital's $220M Patient Tower Construction Back On Track Following Merger
The new owner of Norwalk Hospital in Connecticut will provide expertise and much-needed capital to begin working on a delayed $220 million patient bed tower — an expansion and renovation plan that represents a "transformation" for the medical center....
NBC Connecticut - Thu May 22, 2025
Hartford, Conn.'s 50-Year-Old XL Center Closes for Latest Renovation, Set to Cost $138M
As of May 20, 2025, the XL Center on Trumbull Street in Hartford, Conn., is closed for construction to overhaul the arena — a project more than a decade in the making. That means Hartford's XL Center will not host any games, concerts or other events this summer....
CEG - Wed May 14, 2025
Sales Auction Company Holds Spring Sale in Windsor Locks, Conn.
Sales Auction Company held its 16th annual Spring two-day sale in Windsor Locks, Conn., May 2 and 3, 2025. Due to an extremely large number of consignments, Day 1 featured two simultaneous timed auction rings, providing bidders with the opportunity to secure deals on a wide range of heavy machinery and equipment, including wheel loaders, excavators, skid steers, aerial lifts, lawn mowers and more....
Connecticut Department of Transportation - Mon May 12, 2025
Construction Starts On Replacing Two Aging Bridges Over I-95 in West Haven
Gov. Ned Lamont announced in April that the Connecticut Department of Transportation (CTDOT) had begun construction on a major project along Interstate 95 in West Haven to replace two aging bridges and improve traffic flow in the area....
New Haven Register & CT Insider - Wed April 23, 2025
Six School Upgrades Planned for New Haven, Conn.; Amazon Facility to Be Built in Waterbury
As part of ongoing repair and improvement efforts, New Haven Public School (NHPS) officials in Connecticut are proposing six renovation projects, including roof and swimming pool replacements across the district....
Mauldin - Wed April 16, 2025
Mauldin Paving Products Announces 2024 Dealers of Excellence
Mauldin Paving Products is proud to announce the winners of its 2024 Dealers of Excellence awards. This annual recognition honors outstanding dealerships that exemplify exceptional service and commitment to their customers....
The Daily Campus & CEG - Thu April 10, 2025
Spillway, Dam Construction Finally Begins at UConn's Mirror Lake in Storrs
Spillway replacement and dam reconstruction on Mirror Lake got under way at the University of Connecticut in Storrs over spring break with workers fencing the project site. The work is expected to last approximately one year and is starting eight months later than predicted, the Daily Campus, the school's student newspaper, reported April 4, 2025....
