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CT sees rise in unhoused children this school year (opens the original)
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The start of a new school year can come with extra challenges for students who are currently unhoused, whether that means sleeping in a car, a motel or doubling up with relatives. As of Sept. 4 at least 534 children in Connecticut were reported to be experiencing homelessness, according to the Connecticut Coalition to End Homelessness. Last fall, at the start of the school year, 464 students were unhoused, including children living in shelters or transitional housing. The rise in unhoused youth
Greenwich to consider construction of 13 townhomes off I-95 (opens the original)
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The Riverside neighborhood in Greenwich extends from I-95 down to a peninsula jutting into the Long Island Sound. The northern portion includes an under-utilized plot next to a McDonalds. But, after failed attempts to win approval for another fast food restaurant, new developers are proposing a baker’s dozen luxury townhomes to the area. The land, at 1205 East Putnam Ave., is currently home to an unused two-family home, which would be demolished to make way for 13 three-story buildings. The proj
Project seeks to build affordable housing in Litchfield County (opens the original)
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Homeownership in Litchfield County isn’t a reality for many middle- and low-income families in western Connecticut. But efforts are under way to make new homes more affordable. The latest example is a brand-new Cape Cod-style home, which was sold for $280,000 — far below the average price in the area. The Washington Community Housing Trust helped make it happen. The house is the eighth of 10 in the works in western Connecticut as part of an affordable housing effort spearheaded by the Litchfield
UConn Hartford opens its first set of dorms in the city (opens the original)
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Pratt Street in downtown Hartford was quiet Monday morning as University of Connecticut alumni and officials gathered to cut the ribbon on UConn Hartford’s first dormitory. Kai Blatchford, a UConn junior majoring in social work, previously attended UConn’s main campus in Storrs, but Blatchford decided to enroll at UConn Hartford and live at the new dorm to be more integrated with the communities he wanted to help through his major. “We hear about these different diversity problems and these thin
CT’s 1st District candidates share housing affordability plans (opens the original)
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For the first time in nearly 30 years Connecticut will have a new member of Congress representing the state’s 1st Congressional District and with the new role comes the opportunity to share new ideas on affordable housing reform. Former Hartford Mayor Luke Bronin, a Democrat, and Dr. Amy Chai, a Republican, are running for the 1st Congressional District seat, which represents parts of Hartford, Litchfield and Middlesex Counties. Bronin recently secured his party’s nomination after defeating long
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