Charles Brilvitch is a Bridgeport treasure who spent decades marinating in the city’s architectural history, something that requires endurance, passion and love for the things
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Category: Development and Zoning
Trump Wanted To Build A Racetrack Here–City Positions To Resume Airport Commercial Passenger Service
Connecticut’s largest city navigates a bumpy flight pattern with the airport it owns. That’s because Sikorsky Memorial Airport is located in Stratford. Really? By the
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A Cherry Development For Bridgeport
From Jordan Grice, CT Post: Though it took years to come together, Bridgeport’s Cherry Street Lofts are leased up and preparing for new residents. Following
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Bassick A Classic–A Call To Preserve Architectural Integrity Of High School
The state will finance most of the cost for a new $115 million Bassick High School. How officials go about the makeover is another thing.
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Santiago Named Chair Of City’s State Legislative Delegation, General Assembly Meets In January
State Rep. Ezequiel Santiago has been named chairman of the city’s eight-member legislative delegation. As the delegation leader Santiago will serve as the point person
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Perez: Housing Units Not A SHU Fit For North End
If the shoe fits, or in this case SHU fit, proponents of a private-sector housing development on behalf of Sacred Heart University argue a contained
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Vote Yes To Transportation Ballot Question
Commuter advocate Jim Cameron explains why he’s voting yes to this Nov. 6 ballot question: Shall the Constitution of the State be amended to ensure
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A Vote Against The Transportation Question
The Nov. 6 ballot includes two questions pertaining to Connecticut’s Special Transportation Fund and the disposition of state property. For explanation on these questions see here. Bridgeport
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