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Ex-Hartford building inspector got 'last chance' before NY drug bust

Hartford officials continue to haggle over ways to solve the food desert in city's North End. What's the solution? – Hartford Courant

A proposal by two Hartford City Council members for a study on the feasibility of a city-owned, city-operated grocery store in the North End food desert was heartily discouraged by a top city official in a recent presentation.

Hartford City Council to address city's unsafe and unsanitary housing conditions; there are more than 300 outstanding complaints – Hartford Courant

Fueled by dozens of tenants who showed up at a meeting last month to decry unsafe, unsanitary housing conditions, the Hartford City Council called for action Thursday — and they aren’t backing down.

Residents of Hartford apartment building form tenant union amid claims of mold, faulty amenities

After numerous communications and complaints logged with property managers, some residents of The Millennium apartments on Morgan Street in Hartford have formed a tenants union within their building to address alleged issues with broken or lacking amenities, mold, added charges and security concerns.

Why Hartford's first food truck park is delayed and to open later than expected this summer – Hartford Courant

Westside Square, Hartford's first food truck park, will open later than expected, in early July.

A place for Hartford kids after school: How the newly renovated Blue Hills Recreation Center plans to invest in youth

Hartford and Connecticut officials along with neighborhood leaders announced Thursday that the Blue Hills Recreation Center is being renovated for $1.6 million, with about $1.2 million from the city’s capital improvement plan general fund and $400,000 from an allocation of the Community Development Block Grant.

In Hartford's Upper Albany, will a critical redevelopment project see shovels in the ground this time? – Hartford Courant

The Upper Albany neighborhood in Hartford is watching to see if a $15 million project at the corner of Albany Avenue and Woodland Street will reverse years of redevelopment disappointments.

City of Hartford teams up with Liberty Bank to promote homebuying with more affordable mortgages

The city of Hartford’s efforts to expand homeownership is getting a boost in a new partnership with Middletown-based Liberty Bank that seeks to bring more affordable mortgages to homebuyers in the city.

Apartments, restaurant could be on deck for historic downtown Hartford firehouse

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