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Shelter Sisters | Convent-To-Housing Conversion Proves An Education For New Britain Order

For more than a quarter-century, Mother Mary Jennifer Carroll has been healing human spirits, teaching New Britain’s...

Movers & Shakers

 To submit items for Movers & Shakers, please email text and high-resolution photos to news@ hartfordbusiness.com....

Donation to East Hartford Homeless Shelter

For the second consecutive year, partners and employees of BlumShapiro decided to forego the company’s annual holiday...

Where Some See Fairness Issue, Others See Threat To Companies

A legislative proposal that would require online retailers to collect a sales tax in Connecticut is pitting...
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Supporting Ballet

Union Savings Bank recently awarded the Connecticut Ballet $2,500 in support of dance programs through its Danbury...

Hotels Hurting, Fear State Tax Hike

The Greater Hartford hotel market fared slightly better than the national average in 2009, but still saw...

Textile Mill Conversion Wins Regional Award

When developer Martin Kenny first looked at Addison Mill in Glastonbury, he saw the dilapidated shell of...

Scott Patton Joins Clean Sweep Restoration Services Of New England

Scott Patton recently joined Clean Sweep Restoration Services of New England LLC in Wallingford. Patton, who is...
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UConn Health Center Receives $7.9 Million for Research Facility

The University of Connecticut Health Center has received a $7.9 million federal grant to renovate, modernize, and...

Internet Tax, Contracts Divide Businesses | Bill Seen As Bad Message For State That Seeks Role in Global Economy

The state’s chief business lobby is warning that a bill aiming to restrict state contracts from going...

Transportation A Growing Field For Women | Karen Arpino, Vice President and Director of Transportation, Kleinfelder/S E A

Q: From your perspective, how is construction doing overall in New England? Where would it be without...

Legal Association Honors Women Who Make a Difference

The George W. Crawford Black Bar Association will honor two business leaders this month who have encouraged...
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Healthcare Side Effect Will Alter Pay Options | William Shughart

While Americans are reckoning the financial impact of President Obama’s healthcare reform initiative on the economy as...

American Radio Relay League

Mission: The promotion of interest in amateur radio communication and experimentation. The group’s networks provide electronic...

Latest ‘Gap’ Study Pushes Guilt Buttons

What has Connecticut manufactured, to a level of exquisite precision unmatched almost anywhere else on Earth? ...

State Contracts

Here are the latest bids for products and services received by the Connecticut Department of Administrative Services...
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Fight Back Against E-Mail Time Suck

Pavlov let us know about stimulus response. Ring the bell, get food. AOL gave us “You’ve...

Jones Adding Staff

U.S. brokerage firm Edward Jones plans to increase its financial adviser ranks in Connecticut by 11 percent...

Office A Cluttered Mess? It’s Time To Call In A Pro

It’s hard to imagine how a small business owner functions amid heaping piles of unsorted paperwork or...

Radio Host Thanked for MS Support

WRCH Lite 100.5 morning show host Mike Stacy, right, received a commemorative cycling jersey and plaque from...
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OF NOTE

• Saint Francis Hospital and Medical Center has received a $2.5 million gift from a grateful patient who...

Strong Kids Campaign Chair

Simsbury resident Tom Rechen, left, accepts thanks from Kevin Washington, YMCA of Greater Hartford president and CEO,...

The Double Whammy

As the state Legislature heads into the final weeks of its session, this should be the time...

Anticipation Vital To Effective Office Combat

Disagreements happen. You can't always get your way. Everyone has an opinion.  There are two sides to...
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