Norwich Community Development Corporation president is considering synergy with the future Preston Riverwalk, and affordable ...

PRESTON — The Preston Redevelopment Agency is planning for an upcoming public tour in June of the former Norwich Hospital campus ... of Economic and Community Development grant funds for pre-site work ...

The former Norwich State Hospital property contains a handful of significant historic and archeological sites, according to the state archeologist.. Speaking Monday before the city's state hospital ...

The Mohegan Tribal Gaming Authority has a concept for a $600 million development project at the former Norwich Hospital site in Preston and it includes everything from an indoor water park to a ...

Norwich - The state has received at least one offer from a private developer to purchase the Norwich portion of the former Norwich Hospital property ... According to a map accompanying a letter ...

Norwich — The Norwich Community Development Corp. took ownership Tuesday of the nearly 50 acres of former Norwich Hospital property on Route 12 at the Preston line, where decaying former ...

The Mohegan Tribal Gaming Authority has revealed plans to redevelop the former Norwich Hospital site in Preston into a dozen amenities, including an indoor water park, a senior living center and a ...

The sprawling campus of an abandoned state mental hospital in Norwich got an upscale new identity ... to lure high-tech businesses to the 470-acre site with more than 80 crumbling buildings ...

Residents in Preston vote today on whether to approve the Mohegan Tribal Gaming Authority's plan to redevelop a former hospital. The 388-acre property that used to be home to the Norwich State ...

HARTFORD, Conn. (WTNH) — The State Bonding Commission has approved $10 million to pay for the clean up of the former Norwich Hospital site, clearing the way for the Mohegan Tribe to build their ...

Polls were opened 6 a.m. in town hall for voting on a referendum on whether to buy the former state mental hospital property or allow the state to regain control of the 419-acre site.