Don Stacom is a reporter for the Hartford Courant. He covers a range of topics including construction and real estate, with a focus on commercial and residential markets, energy policy, and renewable energy. His work has been featured in various publications such as Yahoo News, Military.com, and the New Hampshire Union Leader.
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Don Stacom focuses on local government, real estate, and business news in Connecticut, with a particular emphasis on urban development and community impact. He often covers controversial topics related to local housing developments and commercial projects. To effectively engage Don, consider providing insights or expert commentary on local government policies and regulations impacting urban development or the real estate industry in Connecticut. Additionally, pitches discussing community engagement initiatives around controversial projects may align well with his coverage interests.
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By: Don Stacom
Both sides in the dispute over a 100-unit affordable housing proposal in are locked into what could be a long-term wait.
By: Don Stacom, Hartford Courant
Both sides in the dispute over a 100-unit affordable housing proposal in Woodbridge are locked into what could be a long-term wait because the
By: Don Stacom
While overwhelming focus of debate in Connecticut legislative races on taxes, affordability, energy costs and how to deal with the Trump administration, voters are also hearing from both sides about affordable housing.
By: Don Stacom
The company proposing a redevelopment of most of the Canton Village retail complex this fall is looking to start by demolishing several storefronts
By: Don Stacom
A Facebook post this month by outspoken conservative Rep. Cara Pavalock-D'Amato has led to a protracted, nasty social media clash with more than
By: Don Stacom
The town is looking to modernize its downtown with traffic roundabouts, a road diet and new pedestrian amenities.
By: Don Stacom
Agents have begun leasing apartments at the freshly built Highrailer in New Britain this month, four years after Avner Krohn drew a mix of excitement
By: Don Stacom
With public distaste for data centers in Connecticut on the rise, residents in several communities are pushing for new restrictions even as the company looking to build one in Cromwell is stepping up its public relations effort.
By: Don Stacom
For the second time in a decade, Branford is poised to decide whether to let developers build a big-box warehouse store on about 40 acres of former apple orchards in the town's northeastern corner.
By: Don Stacom
A Greater Waterbury community known for a shortage of affordable housing could end up with a 150-unit apartment complex — the second biggest in town — under an 8-30g proposal by a Bridgeport developer.
