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The Brownfields Program helps developers assess land pollution New Dairy Queen reaps benefits of the program Kaitlyn Aguiles and last updated 2021-01-17 20:00:36-05 BUTTE — A new building on Mercury street is the site of a new Dairy Queen in Uptown Butte. This new building was helped by a program to see what needs to be cleaned up before development can happen. It’s called the Brownfields Program and it wasnt until recent years that Butte was eligible for this program. "Previously, Br...

The Brownfields Program helps developers assess land pollution New Dairy Queen reaps benefits of the program Kaitlyn Aguiles and last updated 2021-01-16 11:32:05-05 BUTTE — A new building on Mercury street is the site of a new Dairy Queen in Uptown Butte. This new building was helped by a program to see what needs to be cleaned up before development can happen. It’s called the Brownfields Program and it wasnt until recent years that Butte was eligible for this program. "Previously, Br...

The Brownfields Program helps developers assess land pollution New Dairy Queen reaps benefits of the program Kaitlyn Aguiles and last updated 2021-01-16 11:32:05-05 BUTTE — A new building on Mercury street is the site of a new Dairy Queen in Uptown Butte. This new building was helped by a program to see what needs to be cleaned up before development can happen. It’s called the Brownfields Program and it wasnt until recent years that Butte was eligible for this program. "Previously, Br...

Asbestos removed from former Hancock tannery as clean-up efforts continue HANCOCK — Clean-up efforts at the site of the former tannery in Hancock, located on Route 1 near Tideway Market, continue with the near completion of the site’s asbestos remediation. The efforts have continued despite some initial difficulty accessing grant funding for the project. The money “was locked up for a period of time,” due to a legal case, George Colwell, chairman of the town’s Board of Selectmen, to...

Major development proposed for Sheltons Canal Street Brian Gioiele FacebookTwitterEmail Rendering of the proposed Riverview Park Royal, a five-story structure that would house 80 apartments and 11,000 square feet of retail, with 181 parking spaces, at 113 to 123 Canal St.Primrose Companies / Contributed photo SHELTON — A local developer is proposing major redevelopment that, if approved, could bring retail and apartments to a redeveloping Canal Street. John Guedes, Shelton resident and owner ...