Southington approved Milldale mixed-use project with apartments, retail and dining
A reported Southington approval covers a mixed-use development in Milldale, but current construction details and the apartment count remain unavailable.
Local Headlines
-
-
Virginia Tech begins work on Blacksburg residence halls planned for 1,200 beds
Virginia Tech lists construction beginning in summer 2026 on new Blacksburg residence halls totaling 1,200 beds, as the university prepares to renovate existing housing.
-
Onsted schools notify community of state-aid note and fire-system upgrades
Onsted Community Schools scheduled a July 20 meeting to consider a proposed State Aid Note and announced planned fire-protection upgrades at its school facilities.
-
Salina plans late-August bids for four water-main replacements
Salina city commissioners are preparing to seek bids in late August 2026 for water-main replacements on Dover Street, 10th Street, 11th Street and Larson Avenue.
-
Delaware adopts final cleanup plan for Greenville Station site in Wilmington
DNREC’s final plan for the roughly 0.4-acre former gas-station property sets long-term requirements for contamination management, groundwater use, land use and vapor evaluation.
-
Chaska Begins Construction on $47 Million Municipal Services Building
Chaska has entered the construction phase for a $47 million Municipal Services Building at Chaska Creek Boulevard and Creek Road, with operations planned for early 2028.
-
Uxbridge posts notice for fall Annual Town Meeting as residents prepare for municipal votes
Uxbridge posted a July 22 notice for its Fall Annual Town Meeting, but the meeting date and warrant articles have not yet been released in the available material.
-
$5 Million Wills Point Plaza Project Registered for Construction on FM 47
A Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation filing lists a privately funded, 10,000-square-foot Wills Point Plaza project at 21582 FM 47, with construction planned from April 15, 2026, through Jan. 15, 2027.
-
Upper Darby weighs mixed-use development on 14 acres in Drexel Hill
Upper Darby Township Council heard residents about a proposed zoning amendment that could allow residential and commercial development on approximately 14 acres along State Road in Drexel Hill.
-
Federal environmental review requested after rare childhood cancer cases in Ladera Ranch
A federal prosecutor has asked the EPA to investigate possible environmental causes after families reported six Ladera Ranch children diagnosed with Ewing sarcoma.
-
Heath Springs advances infrastructure project backed by state funding
A planning record says Heath Springs was selected for an economic-development project estimated at about $100,000, with site work targeted for July and roughly half the cost expected from the South Carolina Department of Commerce.
-
Sacramento County launches plan to turn Mather Airport into a trade hub
Sacramento County has begun an effort to expand aircraft operations at Mather Airport and explore transforming the former Air Force base into a tradeport.
-
Yale Public Schools sets Aug. 11 start date after Aug. 6 back-to-school night
Yale Public Schools has released its 2026-27 enrollment and opening information, including school hours, enrollment help and athletics contacts for students entering grades 7-12.
-
Manchester approves $350,000 zero-interest loan for Mountain Springs water and sewer extension
Manchester approved a capped, zero-interest loan to extend water and sewer service to the Mountain Springs development, including larger water lines, a force main and new fire hydrants.
-
Russellville approves up to $58,810 for planned Texas Roadhouse site work
The Russellville City Council voted 7-1 to approve an economic-development agreement tied to a planned Texas Roadhouse at the former Burger King property on East Main Street.
-
Branford High School remains closed as roof and building-system repairs approach scheduled completion
Branford High School remains closed to staff and the public during a summer construction project involving a full roof replacement, translucent wall-panel work and urgent building-system repairs.
-
Byron Seeks Bids for Water-Main Replacements With Federal HUD Support
The City of Byron sought construction bids for water-main replacements, with bids due July 22. No contractor, award, project cost or construction-start date has been verified.
-
Oak Forest’s Waverly Creek development moves forward with commercial and residential plans
Oak Forest and EM8 Properties broke ground on Waverly Creek in April 2026, a planned development with commercial and residential components.
-
Fort Dodge’s $9 Million Reinvestment Plan Sets Next Steps for Downtown Streets, Pedestrian Mall and Pocket Park
A Fort Dodge reinvestment-district plan documents $9 million in planned downtown infrastructure and public-space improvements, with public meetings scheduled for June through August 2026.
-
Baldwin County backs $1.58 million Daphne drainage project for disaster-recovery funding
The Baldwin County Commission authorized an application for proposed Randall Avenue drainage improvements in Daphne, but the funds have not been awarded.
-
NJ housing agency approves financing for supportive housing in Waldwick
The New Jersey Housing and Mortgage Finance Agency approved financing July 21 for a new supportive-housing community in Waldwick, but key project details remain unavailable.
-
Pendleton County posts Aug. 4 commission records tied to Franklin
Pendleton County’s official commission page lists an Aug. 4, 2026 agenda and minutes entry, but the available posting does not disclose the meeting’s substantive decisions.