Former CMSC Board Chair Ted DeSantos writes on how New Britain’s iconic 
Beehive Bridge came to be, along with other Transit Oriented Design success stories:
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- Manchester OKs $140M Parkade development with housing, retail, office space -- Hartford Business Journal“With an 8-0 vote Tuesday Manchester’s board of directors approved [...]
- Hartford eyeing acquisition, redevelopment of Ann Uccello St. properties -- Hartford Business JournalThe city of Hartford is looking to add the properties [...]
- With South Windsor expansion, Windsor Federal plays up community niche -- Hartford Business Journal“Seeking to capitalize on the quickly declining number of community [...]
- Connecticut property taxes define structural racism -- CT Mirror“Mayor of New Haven Justin Elicker’s recent op-ed of July [...]
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