Ignacio Laguarda

5 days ago | stamfordadvocate.com | Ignacio Laguarda

Stamford Superintendent of School Tamu Lucero speaks at the Stamford Adult & Continuing Education Graduation at Rippowam Middle School in Stamford, Conn. May 30, 2024. Tyler Sizemore/Hearst Connecticut MediaSTAMFORD — Delaying the implementationof a controversial high school schedule could cost the school district as much as $4.5 million and would have major staffing and academic impacts, according to the school district's superintendent.

6 days ago | ctinsider.com | Ignacio Laguarda

STAMFORD - Six of nine Stamford Board of Education members sent a letter to Superintendent Tamu Lucero this week stating their opposition to a controversial high school schedule proposed for next school year and urged the school leader to postpone the implementation of it for one year. It was signed by all three Republican members - Becky Hamman, Michael Larobina and Prasad Tunga - as well as Democrat members Versha Munshi-South, Julienne Foy and Gabriela Koc.

1 week ago | middletownpress.com | Ignacio Laguarda

STAMFORD — After the city's bid to buy the former downtown Stamford YMCA and run it as a community center was shot down by the local Board of Finance, a hotel has finalized a deal to purchase the former fitness center. RMS-Hotel, the owner of the 94-room The Lloyd hotel that shares the same building as the former YMCA, paid $3 million to acquire the adjacent 42,640-square-foot space, according to the city's property transfers. The deal was recorded on April 23.

1 week ago | stamfordadvocate.com | Ignacio Laguarda

The Lloyd boutique hotel in Stamford, Conn., photographed on Thursday, Aug. 13, 2020. Tyler Sizemore/Hearst Connecticut MediaThe former Stamford YMCA at 10 Bell St.H John Voorhees III/Hearst Connecticut MediaSTAMFORD — After the city's bid to buy the former downtown Stamford YMCA and run it as a community center was shot down by the local Board of Finance, a hotel has finalized a deal to purchase the former fitness center.

1 week ago | ctinsider.com | Ignacio Laguarda

STAMFORD - After the city's bid to buy the former downtown Stamford YMCA and run it as a community center was shot down by the local Board of Finance, a hotel has finalized a deal to purchase the former fitness center. RMS-Hotel, the owner of the 94-room The Lloyd hotel that shares the same building as the former YMCA, paid $3 million to acquire the adjacent 42,640-square-foot space, according to the city's property transfers. The deal was recorded on April 23.