A derelict, 37,000-square-foot shopping center on Main Street in Windsor Locks is finally coming down for good, making way for a 120-unit mixed-income apartment complex just steps from the town's newly relocated train station. The ribbon-cutting for the $65 million station and the official groundbreaking for the housing project both took place Tuesday, marking a milestone years in the making for the small Connecticut town. The 3.2-acre developme…
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