GIVE US A CALL TODAY • TEL: 203-744-9206 • FAX: 203-744-8461 HOME PORTFOLIO SAFETY SERVICE DEPARTMENT CAREERS CONTACT US TESTIMONIALS MORE Press Release Reconnecting the Elm City: A look at the next phase of the Downtown Crossing Project in New Haven November 11, 2021 - News8 NEW HAVEN, Conn. (WTNH) – More than 60 years ago, the construction of Route 34 tore New Haven apart. For the past 20 years, they’ve been trying to piece it back together. A stoplight, a crosswalk, it will be just a regular city intersection when it’s done. “We’re creating a new gateway to the downtown and to the city,” said Donna Hall, Downtown Crossing Project Manager. They’re also reclaiming land taken back in the 50s when they built the trench through downtown, which was Route 34. “The previous plan was all about cars, and they saw the future of cities being about cars, and I don’t think that that’s what New Haven was ever about,” Hall said. Hall is the project manager for this phase of what is called Downtown Crossing. The first phase included 100 College Street, a bio-science building that went up right over that trench. Under construction now is 1010 College, a similar building one block closer to I-95. Click here to read more. NY-CONN Head Excels in Male Dominated Industry March 29, 2015 - Danbury News Times For MaryJean Rebeiro, growing up in a house with several brothers taught her to be assertive and make her presence known. "If I wanted people to listen to me as a kid, I really had to speak up," she said. Today, she's flourishing in a male-dominated industry and receiving accolades for her achievements. Rebeiro was a young entrepreneur when she completed her business degree at Western Connecticut State University and began her own electrical company. With just a few employees and a small office, Rebeiro began to make her mark in the industry when she opened NY-CONN Corp. More than 25 years later, the company employs more than 70 people, both men and women, who work on residential and large-scale commercial projects throughout Connecticut and New York state, including work at Fairfield University and the Bridgeport Correctional Center. As a young girl, Rebeiro and her brothers would often help out their father, Tony Rizzo, an electrician and also a successful entrepreneur in the region, on the job. Click here to read more. CONTACT US TODAY TO LEARN MORE View Our Privacy Policy 5 Shelter Rock Road - Suite 8 • Danbury, Connecticut 06810-7169 • Tel: 203-744-9206 • Fax: 203-744-8461 Website Design by Hearst Media Services, all rights reserved © 2016

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