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The City of Shelton has lifted a stop-work order on a major mixed-use development project featuring hotel, restaurant, and retail components. The decision allows construction to resume on the Bridgeport Avenue project after addressing regulatory compliance issues, moving forward with plans to bring new hospitality and commercial services to the area. Source: ctinsider.com
A development team has submitted proposals for a mixed-use project in Norwalk combining residential apartments and office space. The Water Street area project represents part of ongoing efforts to increase housing density and commercial development in the city's core areas, contributing to urban revitalization goals. Source: thehour.com
Federal agencies are scaling back scientific integrity policies designed to protect researchers from political interference in climate and environmental studies. The changes affect how federal scientists conduct and communicate research related to energy policy, environmental regulations, and infrastructure planning. Source: washingtonpost.com
Industry expert argues that skilled trades offer the most secure career path in an era of automation and remote work, as these jobs require hands-on expertise and physical presence that cannot be replicated by AI or performed remotely. Electrical work, construction, and other trades remain essential and irreplaceable. Source: forconstructionpros.com
Google has partnered with Kairos Power to develop 500 megawatts of advanced small modular nuclear reactors by 2035, with the first unit coming online by 2030. The deal represents a major tech company investment in clean, reliable baseload power to meet growing AI and data center energy demands. Source: foxbusiness.com
New York utilities are implementing grid-enhancing technologies to improve transmission efficiency and reliability while reducing costs for ratepayers. These advanced systems optimize power flow, reduce congestion, and enhance grid monitoring capabilities without requiring extensive new infrastructure construction. Source: utilitydive.com
Grid operators are deploying synchronous compensators and advanced technologies to maintain grid stability as renewable energy sources increase. These rotating machines provide essential grid inertia and frequency control that traditional power plants once supplied, helping prevent blackouts in high-renewable grids. Source: bloomberg.com
Connecticut's Build for CT initiative is driving new construction projects targeting middle-income housing development. The program aims to address the state's housing affordability crisis by supporting residential projects that serve moderate-income families.
Local officials and community members have criticized the deteriorated condition of the historic Camp House property, with city leaders promising revitalization efforts. The discussion centers on ordinance requirements and redevelopment plans for the Chapel Street property.
Toll Brothers has opened a six-story, 393-unit apartment building in Norwalk, marking a significant addition to the area's housing stock. The new residential development addresses growing demand for multi-family housing in Fairfield County.
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