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MORRIS — The notion of an upset was in the air Monday night but ultimately the Melrose boys basketball team remained undefeated with a 67-53 win over Morris/Chokio-Alberta. The Tigers started the first half with a hot hand, hitting six three-pointers in the first half. They matched Melrose (20-0) almost shot-for-shot and went into the locker room trailing 32-31.
WILLMAR — Montevideo's Andrew Sweeney made two free throws in the final seconds and the Thunder Hawks were able to successfully defend Willmar's last-ditch attempts to tie in a 64-61 victory on Saturday at Willmar High School. After a 3-7 start to the season, the Thunder Hawks have won three straight game and five of their last six, the only loss in that stretch coming in overtime against Sauk Centre. The 8-8 T-Hawks look to extend their winning streak against Lac qui Parle Valley at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday in Montevideo.
MONTEVIDEO — Minnewaska shot the lights out in a big win over West Central Conference rival Montevideo. Carley Stewart was unstoppable on the night, scoring 28 points for the Lakers. Teammate Bayley Pooler also put up some strong numbers with 22 points of her own. On the other side of the court, Montevideo's Molly Reeves racked up 25 points and Abby Olson tacked on 22. Also in this girls basketball roundup, Litchfield, BOLD and KMS came away with victories on Friday night. Minnewaska 88, Montevideo 72 Minnewaska (13-6) 44 44 — 88
PRINSBURG — Central Minnesota Christian got back on track with a 58-39 win over Camden Conference rival Dawson-Boyd Friday night. Also in this boys basketball roundup, Minnewaska, YME, RCW, Morris/CA and BBE also brought home victories on Friday night. Against Dawson-Boyd, CMCS' Ethan Brouwer led the way with 17 points. He also tacked on eight rebounds while teammate Austin Marcus wrapped things up with a 10-point, nine-rebound performance. Alex Swenson was the go-to guy for the Blackjacks, scoring 15 points throughout the game.
ST. CLOUD - River Lakes goaltender Jordyn Tomaszewski blanked St. Cloud and Sierra Flint scored two goals in a 3-0 victory on Friday night. Also in this local roundup, the Morris/Benson Area boys hockey team loses to Red Lake Falls. Tomaszewski saved all 42 shots faced from St. Cloud, including a rapid flurry of 21 over the final period. After a scoreless first period, River Lakes put 20 shots on net as Amanda Bijold and Flint scored to go up 2-0. Flint's second goal of the night came in the third period and put the game away for River Lakes.
To close out the show for the week, wrestling and gymnastics are the topics of discussion for Curt and Jake. The KMS wrestling team is ranked sixth in Class A, which could change after defeating Paynseville 50-12 last week. In gymnastics, third-ranked Willmar hosted and placed third out of 10 teams in the True Team meet on Saturday. Erica Schramm took 7th place overall, while Detroit Lakes and Melrose were the top two teams.
WILLMAR — Three Willmar swimmers and divers won events but the Cardinals lost to Alexandria 119-66 in a Central Lakes Conference meet on Thursday at the Willmar High School pool. Willmar diver River Rowan won the 1-meter event with 211 points. Ethan Kubesh placed first in the 100 butterfly in 1 minute, 0.66 seconds, and Carl Shuldes won the 100 freestyle in 50.86 seconds. The Cardinals also notched seven runner-up finishes, including the 200 medley relay, the 200 freestyle relay and the 400 freestyle relay.
BRAINERD—Willmar gymnastics used a strong team performance to sneak by Brainerd Thursday night 145.25 to 144.025. Kirah Kessler-Gross took home the all-around championship for the Cardinals with a 35.5 score, just ahead of Millie Klefsaas of Brainerd who finished with a 35.15. Willmar's Erica Schramm rounded out the top three with a 35.0. Lydia Morrell was the lone single event winner for the Cardinals, taking first on the uneven bars with a 9.275. Willmar 145.25, Brainerd 144.025
ST. CLOUD — The Willmar boys' basketball team ran into a brick wall against St. Cloud Tech on Thursday night, falling 57-43. The Cardinals (9-9, 2-8) shot just 33 percent from the field and scored their second-lowest point total of the season. Noah Streed scored 11 points to lead Willmar, while the team's leading scorer Noah Slagter had 10 points on 3-for-11 shooting.
WILLMAR — Willmar wrestling put on a show against Alexandria Thursday night, defeating the visiting Cardinals in dominant fashion, 51-9. Willmar dropped only three matches by decision all night and recorded three pins in the process. Cael Carlson (126) pinned Christian Athey in 1:12 while Lincoln Shinn (160) earned the quickest pin of the night in 36 seconds. Josiah Swanson logged the final pin at 182 pounds, defeating Jay Kohls in 5:25. Willmar 51, Alexandria 9 106: Caden Carlson, W, dec Ryan Borris 3-2


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The CFO Leadership Council has assembled a panel of experts to educate CFOs on practical approaches to cyber security. In an age when cyber threats are inevitable, how does a CFO navigate keeping a company safe and secure while not hindering productivity? How does the CFO work with the Board and the IT team to minimize risks? Can one put a price tag on cyber security?
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- Understand what the most common cyber risks and threats are and from where they come
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Todd Bramblett
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Todd is co-founder and President of Nehemiah Security. He oversees operations across the organization and is leads the strategic direction of the company. Todd is a 30-year technology leader with experience as founder, CEO, CFO, COO, and investor in companies ranging from global SaaS software companies to professional services firms.
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From 2003 to 2011, Todd served as CEO & Co-Founder of LeverPoint, LLC, a software product development company. Under his leadership, LeverPoint grew from three founders to a global organization with centers in the US, Romania, India and Argentina. In 2009, LeverPoint merged with Three Pillar Software to form Three Pillar Global, where as President, Todd oversaw finance, strategy and M&A. In this role, he completed two strategic acquisitions and closed two rounds of financing, helping to propel the company to an industry leadership position and almost 600 employees worldwide.
Todd prior experiences include founding and leading the following; CEO/Founder of ASPEN (sold to Outtask), CEO/Founder of CompAcct, Ltd. (sold to GE Capital), COO/Founder of a division of EdgeMark Systems (later spun out as BroadPoint Technologies) and Managing Partner/Founder of LeverPoint Capital Partners.
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Chad Fulgham is Co-Founder & Chairman of Kaseware, Inc. Kaseware is a creator of enterprise class case management, incident management and secure collaboration and information sharing platform. He also serves as the Chairman of PerCredo, LLC. PerCredo is a Cyber Security Consulting and Reselling firm.
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Aon Risk Solutions
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For some perspective on the wisdom of the Democrats who are opposing health care reform, let's go the elections last Tuesday. New polling analysis from Greenberg Quinlan Rosner and Women's Voices Women's Vote is pretty powerful, and I recommend it to all the Democrats who voted no on the health care bill and every single one of their political consultants: the bottom line, friends, is that everything you do to depress Democratic voter turnout in your district is another nail in your coffin.
Greenberg has put together an overlapping collection of demographic groups that he calls the Rising American Electorate: unmarried women, 18-29-year-olds, African-Americans, Latinos, and other people of color. When you add them all together (taking away overlaps), they are currently 52.1% of the voting age population in this country. These demographic groups all share certain characteristics:
- They are all increasing as a % of the adult population, because their growth in the population is outstripping the growth of other demographic groups
So let's go back to the VA and NJ numbers. In VA in 2008, the percentage of voters in that Rising American Electorate group was 45%. In the 2009 VA electorate, the RAE % dropped to 36%. In NJ in 2008, the % of the electorate that was in the RAE category was 49%, whereas in 2009 it was only 39%. These RAE voters didn't come out to vote because they were discouraged that Democrats that they had invested their faith in weren't delivering tangible benefits for their lives.
The Democrats in marginal districts who are patting themselves on the back for taking the "safe" vote by voting no on health care reform are fooling themselves, and in a great many cases dooming themselves in the next election. If the part of the electorate that strongly favors you drops by 10% (or more) in the next election, do you really think you can win a competitive race? And does not helping your party and your President deliver health reform help you or hurt you in turning out the Democratic vote? I'll let the geniuses advising these members of Congress to vote no try to explain that one.
The Democrats who oppose health care reform are also hurting themselves in a lot of different ways besides depressing turnout:
- They damage the brand of the Democratic Party as an effective party that can get things done
I was in the Clinton White House in 1994 after we lost on health care, and these same demographic groups- young people, Latinos, unmarried women -- turned their back on us. I remember seeing the focus groups, and having the reports back from the doorknockers: these hard-pressed voters who had been so excited about Clinton in 1992 felt like he and the Democrats in Congress had let them down, and they had no enthusiasm for coming out to vote.
I look at Democrats like Altmire and Adler in the House (whose Democrats were won by Obama because of big turnouts by all those RAE voters), or Blanche Lincoln in the Senate who is up for election next year, and really wonder about their political judgment. If Lincoln opposes health care reform, she dramatically increases the odds that someone like Lt. Gov. Bill Halter will challenge her in a primary from the left (and that if he does, he'll get a lot of financial support from people all over the country), which would be a bruising fight costing a lot of money, and she virtually guarantees that less black folks, young people, unmarried women -- i.e. the Democrats in Arkansas -- turn out to vote in the general. I mean, even Walmart is supporting health care reform: how much more political cover do you need, Senator? The political thinking here is stunningly bad.
As a loyal Democrat, I hope these Democrats opposing health care reform come to their sense -- not just for reform's sake, but for their own.
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Down a dark, twisting ramp that leads deep under the streets of New York is Marisa Dinardo Schorpp's battered and charred leather handbag. The display case holding her bag also contains a yellow credit card receipt from the night before. It paid for a birthday meal treat for her mother at the Twin Towers' Windows on the World restaurant. Despite the late night she was back at the towers early next morning for work — September 11, 2001 — and died at her office on the 105th floor.
On that awful day almost 3,000 people perished. The difficult fact that it happened on some very valuable New York real estate and the inevitable politicking that followed has meant that it is only now that the museum element of the National September 11 Memorial and Museum has been finished.
President Obama will officially dedicate the cavernous underground space at Ground Zero tomorrow. It opens to the public on May 21.
Controversy has dogged its every step, from a change to its original purpose and designers (the original idea of a human rights and arts centre looked a bit iffy in the Guantánamo era) to what one of its architects calls a "Wild West land grab" over who could rebuild where and the museum's steep $24 admission charge. Families of victims are also divided over the decision to incorporate into the complex the several thousand body parts from the almost 40 per cent of victims' bodies that are unidentified.
The museum is reached via an angular metal and glass entrance pavilion between the two waterfall-filled pools contained within the acre-sized square footprints of the Twin Towers that comprise the memorial itself. Designed by the Norwegian architecture practice Snøhetta, the pavilion is an unmemorable thing that could easily be the reception for an office or the smarter type of hospital but is dignified by two of the giant rusted steel "tridents" — the supporting fork-shaped structures that once formed the base of the old towers. These weigh up to 70 tons each and the pavilion had to be built around them.
These tridents have been placed next to the staircase leading down to the subterranean museum proper, carved out of the underground spaces of the World Trade Center by US architects David Brody Bond. The tridents are massive artefacts and among the hundreds of items rescued from the rubble that are on display. A special team was sent in on September 12 to rescue potential memorabilia, from a crushed red fire truck to house keys and dented gilt lipstick tubes.
From the foot of the pavilion staircase you are led slowly down into the earth through a spare concrete reception level via a long ramp sheathed in dark timber past projected texts and voices recalling their experiences of 9/11. You emerge first on a balcony halfway up a vast 70ft high chamber to face the concrete "slurry" wall that was built to hold back the Hudson River and which had to be anchored in place when the towers fell.
The space, created by uniting the six basement levels of the area below the World Trade Center's plaza, is designed to inspire awe. It is almost the size of the concourse of Grand Central Station and empty save for "The Last Column" another giant steel relic, the last to be rescued from the site, graffitied by fire and police crews, stuck with photographs and messages and removed with reverence. It is a dramatic architectural moment.
Here you also begin to see more clearly what was only glimpsed before — the length of the square forms of the two towers from below the memorial pools down to their very foundations on the bedrock below. Their volumes have been recreated and clad in panels made from a gleaming aluminum foam. Within the base of one tower is the "In Memoriam" commemorative area, in the other, the September 11, 2001 exhibition that tells the story of tragedy.
The ramp leads you down again between them past projected images of the homemade "missing" posters taped up in the aftermath of the attack by those desperate to find their loved ones. Their presence, after all the impressive scale, is an indication of the human, intimate tales to be told ahead.
To reach the exhibition spaces on the lowest level, you pass the "Survivors' Staircase", down which many people escaped from the Twin Towers' plaza and which was, by federal decree, craned from the debris instead of being demolished with the rest of Ground Zero.
Opposite is the huge concrete wall hiding a repository holding the remaining body parts, interred this week at the end of a solemn five-mile procession from their previous storage in refrigerated trucks at the Medical Examiner's office. It is intended that genetic testing to put names to these pulverised human traces will continue.
Large letters fixed to the repository's outside wall forged from Twin-Towers steel form a quote from Virgil: "No day shall erase you from the memory of time." It's at this point that things start to feel uncomfortable. What is this place, this 11,500 sq m museum that's larger than the Whitney or the Guggenheim? A tomb to the unknown — a cenotaph? A commemoration of the known? An educational attraction?
The official line is that the repository ia a store for an ongoing investigation, not an underground grave as some victim families have complained. Even the Virgil quotation from his Aeneid has angered some given that, in its original context, it celebrated two warriors dying gloriously together rather than an attack on a mass of civilians going about their daily lives.
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Inside 9/11 Museum
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2/19 Survivors stairs
3/19 Laptop
4/19 Ladder
5/19 Memorial
6/19 Steel
7/19 Notes
8/19 Column
9/19 Twin Towers
A photograph shows the towers from a distance
10/19 Ambulance
A damaged and charged ambulance highlights the response following the collapse of both towers
11/19 Bicycle rack
This salvaged bicycle rack was located on Vesey Street at the northern edge of the World Trade Center complex. It was shielded from the impact of cascading debris by 5 World Trade Center and left damaged but largely intact at the end of the day.
12/19 Pavillion view
The entrance pavilion viewed across one of the vast memorial pools
13/19 Rusted giants
Steel support beams from the North Tower
14/19 Phone booth
A salvaged phone booth and traffic lights (Picture: Jin Lee)
15/19 Inside the museum
A historical exhibition shows an observation deck
16/19 Grappling claw
Operating engineers used grappler claws to lift tangled steel and debris from the pile at Ground Zero. Spotters worked alongside them, scrutinizing each load for human remains
17/19 Helmets
An assembly of helmets used by emergency responders sit in front on large photographs of the cleanup efforts
18/19 Salvaged
This was shielded from the impact of cascading debris World Trade Center and left largely intact at the end of the day on September 11, 2001
19/19 Exterior
The outside of the new museum
There is fuzzy thinking here, a result in part from trying to satisfy many hard to reconcile interests and purposes. More than this, however, there are times when an understandable sentimentality tips over into the mawkish — the christening of the "Survivors' Staircase" for instance, as if it were a sacred object. At the staircase's foot is a glass case housing an old Honda motorbike that a fireman who died on September 11 never got around to fixing up. His colleagues have restored it to gleaming splendour. This is touching but describing it as the "bike of healing" is simply saccharine.
Early critics of proposals to retain what remained standing of the felled towers as an in situ ruin argued that this amounted to the "aestheticisation of murder". But the ruin as memorial is a well understood tradition while turning everyday objects into relics is more complicated.
Undoubtedly, this approach has its role. Within the "In Memoriam" space, lined with photographs of every victim, is a moving inner sanctum, a holy of holies, where the names, potted biographies and photographs of the thousands of victims are, one by one, projected. Sometimes the images — old ladies to toddlers — are joined by the recorded voices of families bearing witness to lost loves. Equally poignant are those personal items such as the wallet of Englishman Richard Dawson, who died while at a conference. It contains his UK driving licence and Sainsbury's reward card and makes world-wrenching events personal.
In the historic exhibition, meanwhile, there are no vast screens showing looped images of planes hitting towers, which suggests both subtlety in the presentation but also an unwillingness to revisit too strongly a moment of trauma — the visceral and violent act itself. Equally missing from the long story of 9/11's aftermath, otherwise followed in great detail, is much information about, for example, the untold deaths in the Iraq War. The reasons behind the attacks are dealt with just as sketchily.
Above all, this is a place dedicated to triumph over tragedy, to heroism, and heroic stories need to be told simply. There are no images of dead bodies — death itself, rather than people's reactions to it, is missing.
For all its complexities and operatic scale the 9/11 museum is too tidy in the tale it tells. This is reflected in its architecture. Anyone who saw these soaring damp concrete spaces before they were fitted-out as galleries would have seen their raw power contrasted with the smoothly finished recreated voids that have eventually resulted. But New York, for all its desire to remember, clearly has difficulties living with the potency of real ruins.Reuse content


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East Granby (12/16/2016)
Pending Projects
- East Granby PZC – Plan of Conservation and Development was approved at the December 13th PZC Meeting.
Projects Under Construction
- 10 Airport Park Rd – Coorstek has taken out building permit for 11,025 sq ft addition.
- 54 Floydville Rd – Paines has taken out building permit for outbuilding to construct enclosure to dumpster area per DEEP revised permit.
- 39 Bradley Park Rd – MB Aerospace has taken out permit for 4,350 sq feet of new office and reconstruction of all interior office space of approximately 6,000 sq ft.
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- 99 Rainbow Rd LLC – 99 Rainbow Rd has taken out tenant fitout for 3,125 sq ft of office space.
- 20 Bradley Park Rd – Rockbestos has taken out building permit to install a 25' x 32' storage building to store maintenance vehicles.
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- Joining Technologies – Looking to lease 20k sq ft at 15 International Drive. Have received pre-approval from DECD on BDZ.
- Coorstek – DECD has given pre-approval for BDZ incentive for the 11k sq ft addition at 10 Airport Park Road. Has not received approval yet.
Suffield (12/16/2016)
Pending Projects
- The Hamlet at East Street South – Application approved for 166-unit affordable housing development.
- Commercial Greenhouse – Large commercial greenhouse operation approved by PZC – initial phase is an 11.79-acre greenhouse of a potential 43-acre greenhouse growing tomatoes.
- Broad Brook Brewery – Manufacturing facility and tap room slated for Mach One Lot 3.
Projects Under Construction
- Commercial Kennel – 11,400-s.f. kennel and pet rehabilitation center.
- C&S Wholesale Grocers – 5,000 s.f. on Bennett Road and Route 159.
- Champion Container – Acquired 80,000-s.f. building at 5 Firestone Drive and updating the facility.
Recently Completed Projects
- Water & Sewer Utility Extension Project Phase I – Water and sewer line extensions on Route 75 in light industrial zone.
On-Going Business Locations
- Ffyler Place Redevelopment – Town pursuing options for relocating public works garage, as well as investigating use of new Tax Increment Financing District legislation. An application was submitted for state brownfields remediation grant.
- Bridge Street School – $8.4 million project to convert school into community center approved at referendum.
- Roads – $9.1 million in road improvements approved at referendum.
- Town Hall Renovation – $4.3 million in bonding approved for upgrades to Town Hall.
- Suffield Library Enhancement – New addition and facility upgrades complete. Environmental remediation issue being addressed.
- Hilltop Farm – Town awarded $250,000 STEAP grant for restoration of two houses on this National Historic Register property. Work is progressing.
- Suffield Housing Authority – Town awarded $800,000 Small Cities CDBG grant for modernization of the senior housing facility on Bridge Street. Project has been completed. Commissioner Klein visited the site on September 27th.
- LOTCIP Grant for Trail linking Schools – Town awarded $355,000 to construct a bike/walk trail between the Middle School and High School.
- Water & Sewer Utility Extension Project Phase II – Request for state bond funds submitted for additional water and sewer line extensions on Route 75 in light industrial zone.
Windsor Locks (12/16/2016)
Pending Projects
- Montgomery Building – Beacon Communities of Boston approved for the conversion of the mill into 160 apartments. Developer seeking tax credits for the project.
- Main Street Enhancement – TIF District approved coterminous with the Main Street Overlay Zone. Fuss & O'Neill retained to conduct capital needs and hydropower feasibility for Windsor Locks Canal in conjunction with Suffield. The Town is working with State on relocating the Train platform downtown. TOD public workshop conducted with DOT hired consulting firm. Main Street merchants subcommittee has been created by Bradley Regional Chamber of Commerce. Meetings on Main continue to be organized.
- LOTCIP Application – CRCOG recommended $3 million in funding for streetscape improvements on WL Main Street. Design work has commenced.
- TOD Grant – Town awarded $137,000 for predevelopment and acquisition costs on property across from planned station area. Old post office building foreclosed on.
- The Playful Peacock – New businesses continue to open in 60 Main Street. The Town is looking at options for improving access and aesthetics for this building.
- Bradley Gateway Project – DOT design staff are preparing new conceptual drawings for Route 75 improvements to include roundabouts and a center median.
- Route 75 Sidewalks – CRCOG has recommended over $1 million for sidewalk construction.
- Casino Proposal – CAA has withdrawn two potential sites on-airport. Tribes are investigating at least three other properties. No specific proposal is on the table.
- Industrial Rental Garage Units – Rollies Garage at 4 Lawnacre planning new garage space.
- Griffin Dewatering – Taken 16k s.f. space at 50 Lawnacre for New England operations.
Projects Under Construction
- Historic Train Station – Roof work nearing completion.
- CARite – Car sales facility at 501 North Street.
- Serta Simmons Bedding – Tenant fitout of 100 D Neil Hagen Drive.
- 83,000 S.F. Spec Warehouse – Under construction at 112 Old County Circle.
Completed Projects
- Assisted Living Facility – 30,000-s.f. senior assisted living facility on Old County Road.
On-Going Business Locations
- Bradley Bowl – Planning for major renovation.
- Windsor Locks Library – Awarded $22,480 grant for high speed internet.
- Brewery Regulations – Planning and Zoning approved new brewery regulations. Two brewery prospects investigating space.
- Plan of Conservation and Development – Workshops for POCD update are taking place.
Windsor (12/15/2016)
Pending Projects
- Fabbrica, LLC – Special use application submitted for outdoor storage for new curtain wall engineering/manufacturing company in 57,000 SF at 25 International Drive.
- Kennedy Road Marketplace – Site plan revision approved for 14,500 SF expansion of shopping center to accommodate new HomeGoods store and retail pad site at 1065 Kennedy Road.
- O.J. Thrall Property – Rezoning of 63 acres from AG to I at 1201 Kennedy Road approved.
- Ninja Warrior Gym – 10,000 SF fitness training center at 850 Prospect Hill Road approved.
- Choppe Shoppe, LLC – Special use for tattoo establishment at 1069 Palisado Avenue approved.
- Great Pond Village – Plan amendments and resubdivision applications submitted for Phase 1 of 700-acre mixed-use redevelopment of ABB site at 2000 Day Hill.
- GE – Permits submitted for major office renovations at 175 Addison Road.
- Aetna – Permits submitted for new racking for data center at 570 Pigeon Hill Road.
- Hyatt House – Permits submitted for lobby and bar area renovations at 200 Corporate Drive.
- Fabcon Precast, LLC – Site plan and special use applications pending for 82,000 SF wall panel manufacturing facility at 775 Marshall Phelps Road. Fixed assessment agreement for project approved by Town Council. Project on hold.
- Windsor Animal Shelter – Site plan approved for new town animal shelter at 942 Bloomfield Avenue.
- Verizon Wireless – Site plan approved for 10,000 SF addition to the mobile telephone switching office on Pigeon Hill Road.
Projects Under Construction
- Keeney Park – Clubhouse renovations at golf course.
- Plaza Building – 3.000-SF addition, new electrical system and renovations at 280 Broad Street.
- Dollar Tree – $1M expansion of conveyor system for distribution center at 99 International Drive.
- Windsor Station – 130-unit apartment project at commuter rail station in Windsor Center.
- Telling Industries – Renovation of long-time vacant plant (83,000 SF) at 1050 Kennedy Road for use by Ohio-based manufacturer of metal framing and accessories for the building industry.
Recently Completed Projects
- Leipold – 20,000 SF addition of precision manufacturing plant at 545 Marshall Phelps Road.
- Enterprise Rental – Remodeling for relocation of rental agency to 147A Poquonock Avenue.
On-Going Business Locations
- Lindenmeyr Munroe – Paper, packaging and digital substrate distributor leased 113,753 SF of warehouse space at 235 Great Pond Drive.
- Addison Corporate Center – 616,410 SF multi-tenant office/flex building at 175 Addison Rd sold for $50 million.
- Koma Precision, Inc – Machine tool accessory distribution and service company leased 5,900 SF of warehouse space at 472-496 Hayden Station Road.
- Markel Corp – Specialty-insurance underwriter renewed lease of 11,283 SF at 100 Northfield Drive.
- Electrical Wholesalers Inc. – Leased 6,250 SF of industrial space at 130 Addison Road.
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