Connecticut Science Center

CT Science Center awarded $1.7M from federal grant program

The Connecticut Science Center in Hartford has received nearly $1.7 million in federal aid to help the...

Amid closure, Science Center faces tough financial decisions

Normally, this time of year is a boom time for the Connecticut Science Center.

🔒Smaller events remake Hartford’s convention calendar

Hartford’s convention business got a boost last month when several hundred visitors from the U.S., Europe and...

Bronin’s campaign contributions far outpace mayoral field

Four Democratic candidates vying for Hartford Mayor Luke Bronin's seat raised only a fraction of the $509,661 the 39-year-old incumbent collected during the first quarter.
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State reveals new plan to bridge CT’s manufacturing workforce gaps

Connecticut's public college and university system on Friday launched a new advanced manufacturing workforce development program aimed at filling the industry's job gaps.

Hartford readies for Small Biz Saturday; retailers prep for Black Friday

Two dozen businesses and restaurants in downtown Hartford will be offering holiday discounts and giveaways this weekend as part of national Small Business Saturday, officials said.

🔒At 10 years, CT Science Center’s STEM focus top priority

Q&A talks with Matt Fleury, president and CEO of the Connecticut Science Center, which is marking its 10th anniversary.

🔒A blueprint to turn around Hartford

Over the last 20 years, we have invested billions of our federal and state tax dollars in Hartford and Connecticut's other urban centers.
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🔒Larson’s regional transportation vision worthy of support

Connecticut legislators and Hartford city representatives need to stand up, collaborate and support Congressman John Larson's $10 billion vision to redevelop stretches of I-84 and I-91 through Hartford into tunnels.

🔒CT’s convention business steady; history, culture, location key selling points

Q&A talks about the state of Connecticut's meetings and conventions industry with H. Scott Phelps, president of the Connecticut Convention & Sports Bureau (CTCSB).
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