December 3, 2007 Edition - Hartford Business Journal

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Tips On Prioritizing Business Activities

It seems every day we make decisions about what we should do and what we can afford...

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Dreams With Eyes Wide Open

Every once in a while someone you know has a profound impact on your life, my friend...

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Dec. 3, 2007 — Movers & Shakers

Watkinson School in Hartford appointed the following to the board of directors: Jeff Dornenburg, founder and owner,...

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From Bagging Groceries To Bagging Deals

A lot of kids earn their first buck bagging groceries at the local store. Such was the...

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Toilet Sets Off Church Explosion

Just days after the 400-member Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints in Canton marked the congregation’s...

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CULTURAL CENTER AT COLLEGE

Trinity College opened a Center for Urban and Global Studies, the first of its kind at a...

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AT&T Got Special Favor

To The Editor: I take this opportunity as the state’s Consumer Counsel to address several inaccuracies in...

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Money Troubles Stall Capewell Project | Defaulted agreement places Capewell project at risk for foreclosure

When developer John Reveruzzi proposed converting the former Capewell factory into 100 condominiums, the Capital City Economic...

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Dec. 3, 2007 — STATE CONTRACTS

Here are the latest bids for products and services received by the Connecticut Department of Administrative Services...

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Hartford’s Promise

When developers vote with their wallets, it’s a good sign that they strongly believe that their investment...

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Weaver-Bey Pins Troubles On Partners | Real estate guru claims partners misappropriated possibly millions of dollars

Richard Weaver-Bey, president of a once prominent real estate management company, is suing two former business partners...

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Inspiration Through Injury

Eric Kopp can trace his career path back to a sports injury. A lower back injury from...

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‘Lifestyle’ Or A Bag of Gold

In America’s vigorous federal system, the 50 states are relatively free to go their rambunctious ways, competing...

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Yale ID Support Ironic

Yale University seems to be the main force behind the New Haven city administration’s program to give...

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Is Clinton The Real Deal?

Despite all her strengths, Hillary Clinton has her weaknesses as well. Some are hers alone and some...

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FARMING AND FUNDRAISING

Brown’s Harvest farm in Windsor hosted a fundraiser to benefit the Connecticut Cystic Fibrosis Foundation. More than...

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SOARING WITH THE JAYCEES

The New England Air Museum in Windsor Locks received a $5,000 grant from the Greater Hartford Jaycees...

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IMAGINE CANCER GONE

The University of Connecticut Health Center raised $250,000 at the “Imagine Ball” to support a cutaneous oncology...

Manufacturing

Get On The Bus, Young Machinist

Local manufacturers have screamed for years about the difficulty in finding young workers. The problem bedevils everyone:...

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Auditors Fault Health Department | Several financial, personnel and safety lapses identified

A recent audit of the state Department of Public Health found a system riddled with a variety...

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Connecticut Loses Class Action Suit

The Connecticut Retirement Plans and Trust Funds has lost a class action lawsuit against JDS Uniphase. A...

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NEW BANK BRANCH

Rockville Bank’s new branch was opened with a ribbon cutting of $1 bills. The bank presented $5,000...

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Dec. 3, 2007 — OF NOTE

• The Dime Bank Foundation presented the Charter Oak chapter of the American Red Cross in Farmington...

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Cheering For Small Stores

It’s the holiday season, and all over America, you’ll hear one phrase repeated over and over. No,...

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A Field Of Dreams | Success of Travelers Championship hinges on recruiting top PGA golfers, sponsors, volunteers

It’s a year-round effort. It costs $12 million to run. It donates $650,000 to two regional charities...

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Scalping Storm Brews Over Hannah Montana Debacle

Who would have thought that a concert by Disney star Hannah Montana would draw the attention of...

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From Pigeons To CEOs

Lee Iacocca titled his latest book “Where Have All the Leaders Gone?” (Scribner, 2007). Well, Lee, they’re...

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