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5/15/2008 The Redding Pilot Wilton Y won’t have Georgetown facility by Susan Wolf pilot@thereddingpilot.com The Wilton Family Y will not have a satellite facility at the former Gilbert & Bennett wire mill. On Tuesday, Lisa Bogan, president of the Y’s board, and Bob McDowell, executive director, announced through a submitted letter to the edit... << click here >> 5/10/2008 The Redding Pilot Meeting's focus is on new Georgetown Train Station Georgetown Land Development Company will be meeting with the town’s land use agencies on May 28 for a pre-application discussion on the new Georgetown Train Station. The station, already approved by the state Department of Transportation, includes a 515-foot platform that could accommoda... << click here >> 4/28/2008 The Hartford Courant Towns Turn To 19th-Century Tradition Of Charrettes By REGINE LABOSSIERE | Courant Staff Writer As "big box" stores and large developments build up in suburbia, local groups in the Farmington Valley are fed up with a land-use approval process that involves the public mostly in the final stages. So, in a nod to a 19th-century tra... << click here >> 4/20/2008 The News-Times Towns learning to play it 'Smart' By Marietta Homayonpour Staff Writer A three-bedroom house on an acre of land may be a dream for some people. For the Earth, though, it just might be a nightmare. "Continued sprawl is not good for the environment," observes Dennis Elpern, planning director for the City of Danbury. ... << click here >> 1/22/2008 The Redding Pilot G&B Redevelopment - State Group Awards Planning Effort by SUSAN WOLF pilot@thereddingpilot.com The planning process for the Gilbert & Bennett redevelopment project in Georgetown has been recognized by the Connecticut chapter of the American Planning Association. The 2007 Community Development Award recognizes the commitment... << click here >> |
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