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The banking industry saw a year like no other. It started on a downright frightening note in March with the collapse of Silicon Valley Bank, which had about $209 billion in assets and $175 billion

Hartford is shaking off a bruising setback dealt by the pandemic, with momentum behind revitalization again picking up speed — some going so far as to say it is now poised to surpass levels prior to COVID-19. As the city heads into 2024, downtown apartment conversions near Bushnell Park, at 55 Elm St. — the former offices of the state’s Constitutional officers — and the firehouse on Pearl ...

The north

JULY1 — Sharon schools relax dress code to expand casual-wear options: Sharon City School Board votes to update the dress code policy in favor of allowing students to wear athletic-style

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Opponents argue that the project would destroy the natural environment.

Ndtv Housing and Urban Development Corp. will invest up to Rs 14,500 crore to finance housing and urban infrastructure projects in Gujarat. The company has signed a Memorandum of Understanding with the Gujarat government for the projects, an exchange filing said on Wednesday. The MoU was inked by HUDCO Chairman and Managing Director Sanjay Kulshrestha…

YOUNGSTOWN — The 7th District Court of Appeals agreed to let lawyers representing the idled Chill-Can project’s owners withdraw as legal counsel but warned

Just in time for Christmas, the Newsom administration has prepared to dole out more than $500 million to build affordable housing, playing Santa to projects that promise to shelter low-wage

$25 million in funding is set aside for widening of South River Road; $40 million for new affordable multi-family rental housing