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A Massachusetts food manufacturer is planning to expand to South Windsor, with a proposed $71 million upgrade to the sprawling Carla’s Pasta facility, which is slated to close “imminently,” a town official said.
The state Department of Public Health is wading through a backlog of 2,400 unaddressed complaints from nursing home residents, their families or others, and another 1,300 complaints related to incidents at hospitals, some which are now five years old, agency data shows.
When Helen Zervas was notified in January 2020 that her optometry practice was going to be audited by Connecticut officials, the Bristol eye doctor responded by hiring an attorney and voluntarily repaying nearly $600,000 to the state.
Just days after celebrating their second-straight national championship with fans in Hartford during a victory parade, the UConn men’s basketball team visited the state Capitol on Wednesday for Husky Day.
Gov. Ned Lamont had basketball on his mind during the 2024 Connecticut Workforce Summit event earlier this week: contemplating how Dan Hurley and Geno Auriemma built championship-caliber teams through recruitment and talent development.
Stratford-based Sikorsky Aircraft will lay off hundreds of employees as a result of the U.S. Army’s recent decision to cancel its Future Attack Reconnaissance Aircraft (FARA) program.
A pair of South Windsor investors have paid $1 million for a Windsor Locks restaurant building hosting a Dunkin’ location, then sold a separate Dunkin’ location in Windsor.
The Groton-based Connecticut Wind Collaborative said Tuesday it has hired its first executive director and has tripled the size of its board of directors.
The state is weighing different methods to rein in the growing number of residential properties listed on short-term rental apps and websites like Airbnb and Vrbo.
West Hartford is trying to address the issue through enforcement of the town’s zoning regulations, which town officials say do not permit short-term rentals.
The issue also has been taken up by the General Assembly, which is considering a bill that would allow municipalities to create ordinances to license and regulate short-term rental properties, as well as to hire experts to help develop regulations to “properly manage these uses.”
A report prepared for legislators about the bill states that “increased traffic, noise, parking issues and other concerns” have prompted many municipalities “to consider efforts to regulate such rentals.”
This is no small fight. According to AirDNA, an app and website that tracks short-term rentals, the market has grown, with 2.46 million active listings nationwide in 2023. As of early April, there were 73 active short-term rental listings in West Hartford, up 49% over the past year, AirDNA said.
A national real estate development company with a growing Connecticut presence is planning a pre-application meeting this week with the Rocky Hill Planning and Zoning Commission for a multi-building apartment complex proposal.
Major League Baseball has partnered with a Connecticut company as its official water sponsor for the next three years, according to an announcement.
Window-and-door manufacturer Marvin has agreed to lease a 185,600-square-foot logistics center under construction in Windsor, according to sources familiar with the transaction. The Minnesota-based company employs more than 7,000 nationally, according to its website.
The president and chief operating officer of a West Hartford-based company that develops, owns and manages office, industrial, mixed-use, retail, multifamily and hospitality properties from the Midwest to the East Coast, has announced his plan to retire later this spring.
After a five-hour public hearing and another hour of discussion Monday night, the West Hartford Town Council granted final approval to a controversial four-building, 322-unit apartment complex on Trout Brook Drive and Asylum Avenue.
A New Haven landlord that appears to be selling off his downtown Hartford holdings has put another center-city property up for sale.
Budr Cannabis is opening an adult-use retail marijuana dispensary in Tolland this week, the first cannabis store in the town and Budr’s third in Connecticut.
To understand Ronnell A. Higgins’ approach to leading the Connecticut State Police, look past his career at Yale to his unheralded roles assessing law enforcement in times of crisis after fatal police shootings of Black men in Ferguson, Mo., Portland, Ore., and Minneapolis.
Non-compete clauses, which can bar an employee from working for a competitor of their employer after leaving their job, have existed in many industries for decades.
One of Hartford’s top college leaders has set a retirement date. Joanne Berger-Sweeney on Monday announced she will retire from Trinity College on June 30, 2025, after leading the Hartford-based higher-education institution for 11 years.
Democratic leaders in the General Assembly are asking the state Department of Economic and Community Development to reach out to businesses in North Carolina offering to help them relocate to Connecticut, in light of the southeastern state’s controversial gubernatorial candidate.
A Massachusetts investor recently paid $1.8 million for a nearly 20,000-square-foot warehouse in Rocky Hill, and the site has already been leased to a construction contractor.
Regeneron Ventures, a Greenwich-based biotech venture capital fund, announced Monday it has launched with a five-year, $500 million commitment from its exclusive limited partner Regeneron Pharmaceuticals.
An applicant is looking to build a new gas station and convenience store along Queen Street in Southington. Ahmed Choudry, of Pawcatuck, has submitted a site plan application for a proposed 4,000-square-foot gas station and convenience store at 1177 Queen St.
The state’s health information exchange, known as Connie, is now helping reduce the number of duplicate prescriptions by the millions for patients across the state, the organization said this week.
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