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CT’s Nassau Financial Group. ‘They allow you to make an impact’ (opens the original)
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When Brittney McKenzie was hired as a paralegal at Nassau Financial Group, she didn’t have a lot of experience, but she joined the financial services company with attributes quickly spotted by her managers: ability and potential. Six years later, McKenzie is now assistant vice president, contracting and strategic sourcing at Hartford-based Nassau — heading up everything from competitive bidding for services to approval of payment of purchases. “The company puts people before positions,” McKenzie
New $29M CT university residence hall seen as revitalizing, boosting college town image. It has a waiting list (opens the original)
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Second-year University of Connecticut student Kira Mesick jumped at the chance to fill a resident assistant job at the university’s new, $29 million residence hall in downtown Hartford, seizing on its Pratt Street location. During her first year as a undergraduate at UConn’s regional campus in Hartford, Mesick lived in an apartment building on Main Street near city hall, leased by the university for a year while construction was completed on the Pratt Street Residence Hall. But Mesick — pursuing
$12M project coming to CT airport. Goal includes making room for travelers on new routes (opens the original)
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A $12 million expansion of much-needed parking could carry the state’s largest commercial airport for five years, easing a looming parking crunch at peak travel periods and accommodate future route expansions, including flights such as a long-sought nonstop to London. Bradley International Airport will increase its parking by 20% by this spring, adding more than 1,500 spaces on what was once the hub of airport car rentals. That would push the number of spaces operated by Bradley from its current
CT municipality expands rental housing options with $250M project. Homeownership could be in future (opens the original)
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A decade ago, the tenants of the 1950s-era Bowles Park public housing complex were skeptical of plans to relocate tenants, demolish more than 400 units in brick, barracks-style buildings and replace them with townhouses with traditional front porches, plus give former residents the chance to later move back. But since construction on the $250 million Willow Creek in Hartford’s Blue Hills neighborhood began in 2017, hundreds of mixed-income rentals have been built with some former tenants taking
New connection could break down barriers to CT river. ‘A whole new vibe’ that’s welcoming and creative. (opens the original)
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In the dozen or so years since Delicia Arnold and her family moved back to Hartford, Arnold has watched a barren swath of parking lots just north of downtown and a short walk from her house transform into a popular minor league ballpark and hundreds of apartments — with plans for more development in the near future. Arnold also has her eye just to the east on the Connecticut River — and how a stronger connection to Riverside Park could further build on redevelopment efforts and create an amenity
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