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Digital Surgeons & The Webby Awards
Digital Surgeons, a marketing firm based on State Street in New Haven, was nominated for a Webby Award for work done for Lady Gaga and Barneys NY. A video by The Grid tells all about it ...
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New Haven eyeing way to connect Orange Street, Route 34
The challenge is, if you walk down Orange Street ... you want to reconnect over toward the train station,” New Haven's Economic Development Administrator Kelly Murphy said. “So we’re working on the hard engineering of it.” City development and traffic people have been busy with Phase 1 of Downtown Crossing, 100 College St., but with road work for that having just begun, they’re increasingly focusing on the “full build” of the area, including how to connect Temple Street to where Congress Avenue meets South Frontage Road. ...
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Big plans for New Haven's Coliseum site
On June 6th Live Work Learn Play, the city’s preferred developer, presented their $300 million plan for a mixed-use project at the Coliseum site starting with 524 apartments and 52,000 square feet of public space. They spoke of rooftop gardens and a pool that would be open to the public, hundreds of new jobs, businesses that encourage a healthy and active lifestyle, slow food to help make this “a great world food mecca,” a place for gathering and social connections, stitching the city’s neighborhoods back together, creating a “dynamic urban village” and making it uniquely New Haven-flavored. ...
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Reverse Outsourcing Deal Boosts Newhallville
Bartron Medical Imaging has signed a multimillion-dollar deal with a university hospital in Chennai, India to help doctors there provide mammograms with more accurate diagnoses. Doctors at the hospital will be able to upload mammogram images to a “supercomputer” in Walker’s lab on Shelton Avenue. The images will be processed with Walker’s proprietary technology, then beamed back within minutes for doctors in Chennai to inspect. This is great news for Newhallville as the company expands. “We’re doing ‘insourcing,’ rather than outsourcing,” said Jit Mitra, a Bartron staffer. ...
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