From Brian Lockhart, CT Post: Just over a month after withdrawing a zoning application to establish a new college in the North End for low-income students,
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Category: Development and Zoning
Marketing Campaign Highlights Bridgeport’s Emergence As Music Mecca
A few days ago the Connecticut Post’s Brian Lockhart wrote presciently about the early success of the Hartford Healthcare Amphitheater, a 6,000-seat music destination driving
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Lamont Announces $1.5 Million Grant For Veterans Group
Governor Ned Lamont on Monday was in Bridgeport to announce the veterans support group Homes For The Brave will receive a $1.5 million grant for
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Diocese Withdraws Controversial Zoning Application For Two-Year College In North End
After community, political and government pushback, a petition by the Diocese of Bridgeport to host a two-year college program offered by Fairfield University on Jewett
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Sale Of Airport Approved, Pending Sign-off By City Council
From Mayor’s Office. See additional background here. Today, the City of Bridgeport Airport Commission approved the sale of Bridgeport Sikorsky Airport to the Connecticut Airport
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Rooster River, Remington Arms Remediation On City Council Agenda
City Council meeting Monday, 7 p.m. 45 Lyon Terrace. Communication from Engineering re: Proposed Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) with the Town of Fairfield concerning the
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Ganim Opposes Diocese-Fairfield U Plan For College In North End–In Legal Reversal City Attorney Cites Unpermitted Use
City Attorney R. Christopher Meyer on Friday declared in a legal opinion that Fairfield University’s proposal to locate a two-year college on property owned by
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Officials Showcase Progress At East End Development Led By Local Builder
Mayor Joe Ganim on Wednesday joined state and federal officials to highlight construction progress at Honey Locust Square, a 32,000 square-foot commercial project featuring a
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