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Hamden Election 2023: Lauren Garrett Running For Mayor - Hamden, CT - Lauren Garrett shares with Patch why she should be re-elected as mayor of Hamden.

Fullstacks business model focuses on mid-to-high-rise buildings, which are allowed as a right in just 2.2 percent of Connecticuts residential neighborhoods.

NHPF's Claire Balcerzak on some much-needed updates to the traditional model.

Several out-of-state manufacturers in the housing industry have announced plans to move to the state, citing Connecticut’s impressive talent pool of skilled workers. Currently, 162,800 workers have jobs in manufacturing in the state.

Over the past five weeks, two out-of-state manufacturers in the housing sector have announced plans to move their operations to Connecticut. 

FullStacks headquarters and factory relocation will create at least 100 jobs and yield an investment of between $8 million and $12 million in the state

A bite-sized look at what we are hearing: Suffolk County Executive Steve Bellone said the hotline will be available for victims of possible hate crimes and for tips from anonymous callers.

FullStack Modular will relocate its headquarters from the Brooklyn Navy Yard to 30 Edmund Street in Hamden, creating more than 100 new jobs in the process.

Modular building innovator moving U.S. headquarters to Hamden from New York City, creating up to 100 jobs