December 17, 2007 EditionEdition

Connecticut Business Takes Flight

I can say in all honesty that not a day has gone by in my first eleven...

Accountants Address Licensing Fears

The State Board of Accountancy says it’s time to open up Connecticut’s borders to accountants from other...

Customers Want To Buy

I know you’re busy right now. You’ve got orders to send out before the holidays, projects to...

RECEPTION FOR RECOVERY

The American Cancer Society (ACS) in Meriden launched a $1 million fundraising campaign for newly diagnosed cancer...
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Harness Your Brainpower

Knowledge is power. How much do you know about everything? How much do you know about a...

A BLUE BACK OPENING

A ribbon-cutting officially opened the New York Sports Club in West Hartford at Blue Back Square. Pictured,...

Congratulations Colt

It’s a cause for celebration that Colt moved another step closer to being named a National Historical...

Hard Knocks Steered Carter

David G. Carter’s father didn’t trust banks. He made a good living off of his Dayton, Ohio,...
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New Trend: Disorganization

The reason that Starbucks became such a sensation is that it’s the new “third place.” The old...

Local niche video-game producer expanding

Ninjas are helping to grow a small company in Cromwell, thanks to a recent contract to produce...

Success Spun TheaterWorks Into Fiscal Fall | Nonprofit reaches out after highest grossing play, director’s illness set downward spiral

For TheaterWorks, last December was the best of times. But it quickly devolved into the worst of...

A Girl With Ambitions

How many lawyers do you know who have studied at Julliard? And also who have the ambition...
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Dec. 17, 2007 — Movers & Shakers

Joseph R. Mele Jr. was appointed senior vice president of operations at Gerber Scientific Inc. in South...

Groundbreaking Plans

Shortly after the election and right before it was announced that a grand jury is looking into...

The Rube Goldbergs Of Plantsville

Inside the GMT Manufacturing Co., a machine shop on West Street in Plantsville, a man wanders aisles...

Catering, Cooking And Cash | Former Hastings Hotel now houses culinary institute, café, catering and banquet enterprises

When the former Hastings Hotel in Hartford came on the market, the Connecticut Culinary Institute pounced. The...
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SUPPORT FOR THE SANCTUARY

Brown’s Harvest and Bill Selig Jewelers in Windsor hosted a “diamond dig” and pumpkin decorating display to...

DOT Commissioner Retires | Rell to seek third DOT commissioner

Department of Transportation Commissioner Ralph J. Carpenter, 55, is retiring after 30 years of service in the...

THANKS TO TRAVELERS

The Boys and Girls Clubs of Hartford received $100,000 from the Travelers Connecticut Foundation for the club...

Educating Lawmakers

For lobbyists, it’s tough enough to satisfy all the issues and goals of one client. But what...
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Of Note — Dec. 17, 2007

• Carrier Corp. in Farmington completed its 10th fully-sponsored Habitat for Humanity home in the Greater Hartford...

Westfarms Surviving Blue Back

At first blush, it doesn’t appear that Westfarms Mall will be hard hit by the opening of...

Not Safe In Connecticut

What is the best way to promote “safety” and a general law-and-order sense of the world? This...

LEGACY IN BLOOMFIELD

The ACE Mentor Program of Connecticut in Bloomfield was recognized as Affiliate of the Year at the...
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‘Quest’ Follows Exec’s Mission For A Cure

Sometimes it’s easy to pinpoint the moment things go wrong. For fitness executive Augie Nieto, it started...

The Hierarchy Of Success

There is a hierarchy of sales relationships. Where your relationship stands in the hierarchy will determine your...
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