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Developer touts hidden little treasures and cool features of downtown Danbury apartment project
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An artist’s rendering of a the149-apartment complex, Brookview Commons II, in downtown Danbury. The view is from Main Street, looking north.Seventy2Architects
DANBURY - A 149-unit complex under construction on Main Street could begin renting apartments with a downtown view by the winter holiday season.
“The pandemic is definitely making construction across the country difficult, but our partners at DiMarco Group are doing a great job dealing with the challenges,” said Dan Bertram, the Danbury-based developer of the city’s most anticipated residential development since Kennedy Flats. “We feel we are well in position to deliver this building by the end of the year.”
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Currently Reading We are you, and you are now us : How a 60-year-old New Milford couple came to adopt a Florida teen
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James Irish, center, sits with his new parents Theresa McSpedon, right, and Scott Haney, of New Milford, at James’ school Education without Borders after they completed a virtual adoption ceremony at the school on Wednesday.H John Voorhees III / Hearst Connecticut Media
NEW MILFORD Theresa McSpedon, 60, dabbed tears from her eyes with a balled-up tissue and clutched a manila envelope to her chest as she looked at her son for the first time last week.
Roxbury firehouse receives $12K PPE donation following arson attack
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Ocean State Job Lot Charitable Foundation Executive Director David Sarlitt, Ocean State Job Lot store team leader Rich Stomski, Roxbury Ambulance Association Chief Sarah Lauriat and Roxbury Volunteer Fire Chief Todd Wheeler.Contributed photoShow MoreShow Less
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Boxes of personal protective equipment the Ocean State Job Lot Charitable Foundation delivered to the Roxbury Volunteer Fire Department.Contributed photoShow MoreShow Less
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ROXBURY Nearly $12,000 worth of personal protective equipment has been donated to the Roxbury Fire Department after its stockpile was destroyed last week during an intentionally set fire at the facility.