Connecticut Main Street Center announced the recipients of its 2012 Awards of Excellence. Click on the link below to see the full list of award winners.
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2015 Awards of Excellence
advocacy
Affordable Housing
attainable housing
CHFA
CMSC member
CMSC member communtiy
Come Home to Downtown
Community Investment Act
CTfastrak
downtown
downtown revitalization
Downtown Update
Hartford
historic tax credits
innovation
Jack Shannahan Prize for Public Service
Main Street Approach
Millennials
mixed-use development
National Main Street Center
National Register of Historic Places
New Haven
Preservation of Place Grant
Tax Increment Financing
TIF
TOD
transit
Transportation
walkable
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Testimonials
“I thought the presentation was dynamic; so many useful ideas even for a rural town like Goshen, CT.”
Dawn W. commenting on our webinar, FIRST — NEXT — LATER: Safeguarding Small Business During the Pandemic, featuring Kennedy Smith of the Institute for Local Self-Reliance, one of the nation’s foremost experts on commercial district revitalization and business development. Dawn serves as Vice President of the Goshen Housing Trust, and Goshen Business Circle, Director at large.