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🔒Active New Hampshire developer eyes another Windsor office-to-apartment conversion

Proposal would convert a vacant Waterside Crossing office building into 57 apartments.

🔒Developers buy Enfield mill site, launch 156-unit apartment project

Construction is underway after the $2.64 million purchase of the former industrial property.

Mass. trucking company revives plans for Manchester hub

A Massachusetts refrigerated trucking company has resubmitted plans for a truck terminal in Manchester...
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Avangrid splits CFO role between two executives as finance chief departs

Orange-based energy company Avangrid Inc. has promoted two executives to lead its finance organization, splitting the duties of departing Chief Financial Officer and Controller...

Popular Mystic tourist sailing ship business for sale

Captain Amy Blumberg is selling Argia Mystic Cruises after 25 years of ownership.

🔒West Hartford brewery to close

Citing the struggling craft beer industry and “unexpected litigation,” WeHa Brewing & Roasting Co. in West Hartford has announced plans to close.

🔒Bronin, Larson rake in money for primary. Who’s donating to them?

Campaign fundraising — and sharp criticism of where the money originates — has largely defined the Democratic primary for Connecticut’s 1st Congressional District, with...

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‘Click to cancel’ rule aims to protect CT consumers from unwanted subscriptions

A gym membership that has gone unused for months. An unwanted magazine subscription that automatically started after a free trial. A monthly delivery service...

Defense tech company closes on Bridgeport factory purchase, moves HQ to Norwalk

A defense technology company has completed its $2.3 million purchase of a Bridgeport factory property — and quietly relocated its corporate headquarters from Florida to Norwalk, according to a filing with the U.S. Securities & Exchange Commission.

Hartford HealthCare highlights milestones in Manchester, Rockville hospital integration

Six months after taking over Manchester Memorial and Rockville General hospitals, Hartford HealthCare on Thursday highlighted two milestones it says will help shape the facilities' future.

Family-owned distillery relocates to Windsor

Powdermen Spirits Company makes small-batch bourbon and corn whiskey. The distillery is owned and run by Frank Lucca and his son Vince.
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Do you support U.S. Sen. Chris Murphy’s proposal to gradually raise the federal minimum wage to $25 an hour?

U.S. Sen. Chris Murphy has proposed legislation that would gradually raise the federal minimum wage to $25 an hour by 2032 for large employers.

Connecticut’s minimum wage, at $16.94 an hour, is already the second-highest in the country, but business groups say a $25 federal floor would sit just below the state’s median hourly wage, which would push many employers to raise pay across the board to preserve gaps between entry-level and experienced workers.

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Meal prep company eyes former Newington meat market for grab-and-go store

Meal prep company Blade & Bloom wants to convert the shuttered Newington Meat Center on Main Street into a grab-and-go market.
New Haven County

The Bushnell takes on Warner as nonprofit theaters face mounting costs

Fresh off a $3.1 million surplus, The Bushnell has taken over the struggling Warner Theatre in Torrington — a merger that signals how consolidation, not just packed houses, may determine which Connecticut theaters survive.
Fairfield County

🔒Tech startup that turns CO2 into minerals plans to open CT HQ

Carbon Capture Machine is developing technology that captures carbon dioxide from smokestacks and converts it into minerals.

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Great Primary Care in Connecticut Deserves the Spotlight

Primary care is where better health begins. It’s where a parent brings a child for immunizations, where a physician catches high blood pressure before it becomes a crisis, where someone with diabetes gets the support they need to stay on track, and where prevention becomes real for families in our communities.