Published 4 months ago

Gov. Lamont to announce plans to redevelop site of former New Haven Coliseum

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Governor Ned Lamont is scheduled to hold a press conference at 11 a.m. The state has awarded a $999,000 grant to the Connecticut Department of Economic and Community Development. Since the former sports and entertainment arena was demolished in 2007, the site has served as a parking lot.

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NBC Connecticut

Plans unveiled for bioscience building at the former New Haven Coliseum site

The New Haven coliseum stood downtown for 35 years – a center of events and historic moments in the Elm city. “Many nighthawks hockey games, a fight card headed by Sugar Ray Leonard, all things of that kind, but unfortunately the coliseum struggled from the very beginning,” State Senate President Pro Tempore Martin Looney said. The New Haven Coliseum was...

4 months ago

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WTNH

Gov. Lamont to announce plans to redevelop site of former New Haven Coliseum

HARTFORD, Conn. (WTNH) - Governor Ned Lamont and other elected officials are set to announce the state's plans to redevelop the site of the former New Haven Veterans Memorial Coliseum. Lamont is scheduled to hold a press conference at 11 a.m. to discuss the redevelopment project, which consists of constructing an over 277,000 square-foot Class A life sciences and tech officer building. The state has awarded a $999,000 grant to the Connecticut D…

4 months ago·New Haven, United States

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New Haven Register

Lamont to announce $990,000 remediation grant for former New Haven Coliseum site

As new buildings rise on former New Haven Coliseum site, Gov. Ned Lamont is set to announce a $990,000 remediation grant for work at the site.

4 months ago·New Haven, United States

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wshu.org

Former New Haven Coliseum site to become bioscience technology hub

Governor Ned Lamont speaks at the site of the newest building as construction continues on other parts of the lot. (Molly Ingram / WSHU)The parking lot that once held the New Haven Veterans Memorial Coliseum will soon become a bioscience technology hub.The former sports and entertainment arena opened in 1972, closed in 2002 and was demolished five years later. Since 2007, it has been used as a parking lot.Now, the site will be home to a class-A…

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