August 31, 2015 EditionEdition

🔒New UConn medical dean wants more doctors, grants

Dr. Bruce Liang, the new dean of the UConn School of Medicine, has set some lofty goals.

🔒Doosan Center for Advanced Technology educates local students

The Connecticut Center for Advanced Technology recently partnered with Doosan Fuel Cell to bring 22 local high-school students...

🔒Eastern receives national recognition as an outstanding workplace

For the sixth time in the past seven years, Eastern Connecticut State University is one of the...
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🔒Nonprofit Profile: Corporation for Independent Living

CRIS Radio, a Windsor-based radio-reading service, recently introduced its new Spanish-language streaming service at the Toivo Center...

🔒State should repeal unitary reporting tax

State policymakers' short-sightedness was on full display last week when Gov. Dannel P. Malloy publicly admitted that...

🔒Policy aimed at improving manufacturing biz climate

Q&A sits down with Senate Minority Leader Len Fasano (R-North Haven) to discuss the impact of the 2015 legislative session on manufacturing.

🔒Leadership of next administration key to Hartford’s future success

The 2016 mayoral and city council elections represent a seminal moment in Hartford's political history and will require the city's businesses, education and healthcare institutions, and residents to coalesce with the November winners around a comprehensive agenda that drives the economic and revenue growth fundamental to the Capital City's quality of life.
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🔒SKC office-retail project to cap Canton development zone

The Simon Konover Co. proposes to close out a special Canton development zone with construction of a mixed-use building along its commercial Route 44/Albany Turnpike corridor.

🔒Tips for managing the ups and downs of entrepreneurism

“Survive to Thrive — 27 Practices of Resilient Entrepreneurs, Innovators and Leaders” by Faisal Hoque and Lydia...

🔒Companies printing less, but Windsor print business still growing

Joseph La Valla doesn't foresee the Internet, digital media or green initiatives eliminating the print industry. The future for printing is convincing businesses that print still has its purpose and how it complements digital.

🔒Auto dealers pushing international trade

Q&A talks with Bradley Hoffman of Hoffman Auto Group of East Hartford and chairman of the American International Automobile Dealers Association.
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🔒Quick study Paluch adapts to leadership role

Krystyna “Krys” Paluch proudly shows the modern machinery humming inside her Enfield plant that makes precision aerospace parts, introducing operators and other staff along the way.

🔒Subway will survive Jared embarrassment

Kudos to Subway for handling the Jared Fogle crisis the way it should be. Because of their clear-headed and sensible approach to the circus around Fogle's guilty plea, they are laying the groundwork to move past the crisis.

🔒Junior Achievement student exchange program comes to CT

Twenty high school students from Shanghai, China, and 16 high school students from Connecticut met for one...

🔒St. Francis golf tournament raises funds for community health programs

The Curtis D. Robinson Center for Health Equity (CDRCHE) recently hosted the 6th Annual Curtis D. Robinson...
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