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Norwich YMCA downtown redevelopment: Mattern Construction's new home - Vimarsana News

Norwich YMCA downtown redevelopment: Mattern Construction's new home

Norwich to sell the former YMCA property, along with properties on White Street, to Mattern Construction, bringing jobs to downtown.

The Day - Norwich YMCA redevelopment project hits funding snag - News from southeastern Connecticut - Vimarsana News

The Day - Norwich YMCA redevelopment project hits funding snag - News from southeastern Connecticut

Norwich — A $4 million plan to redevelop the former YMCA on Main Street into the new headquarters for a Baltic construction company

Source: theday.com
The Day - Gov. Lamont takes a peek at former Norwich YMCA, discusses pending rehabilitation - Vimarsana News

The Day - Gov. Lamont takes a peek at former Norwich YMCA, discusses pending rehabilitation

Gov. Ned Lamont visited the former Norwich YMCA, which will receive a $2 million Connecticut Challenge Grant toward a $4 million renovation project.

Source: theday.com
Norwich YMCA, downtown Danielson projects helped by state grant - Vimarsana News

Norwich YMCA, downtown Danielson projects helped by state grant

On Wednesday, the state announced the recipients of the $45 million Connecticut Communities Challenge Grant, which include Norwich and Killingly.

The Day - Downtown projects in New London, Norwich to receive state grant funding - News from southeastern Connecticut - Vimarsana News

The Day - Downtown projects in New London, Norwich to receive state grant funding - News from southeastern Connecticut

New London will receive nearly $6 million to assist several downtown projects, and Norwich will receive $2 million to revitalize the former YMCA property.

Source: theday.com