AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoMajor Connecticut Project: Norwalk approved a special zoning district for Manresa Wilds, a proposed $410 million cleanup and conversion of a former power plant into a 125-acre public park. The plan still needs further approvals. Energy and Infrastructure: Data center growth is drawing pushback across Connecticut, as communities weigh new facilities against their impacts. Manufacturing: Stamford-based Hexcel says it has hired about 525 workers worldwide this year amid stronger aerospace demand, while Cannondale plans to close its Connecticut headquarters and move its global HQ to the Netherlands. Business Moves: BIC is moving its corporate headquarters to Merritt 7. Solar: Attorney General William Tong announced settlements with Sunrun and other companies over deceptive sales tactics, bringing consumer relief and financial penalties. Local Agriculture: Pumpkin prices are up, but Connecticut farm shoppers are still turning out for Halloween; one Avon grower is trying to hold prices steady despite rising fuel and fertilizer costs.
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