January 28, 2013 EditionEdition

Energy

Top 10 CT polluters are manufacturers

The top 10 most polluting sites in Connecticut are home to manufacturers, a first since the coal plant typically topping the list went into bankruptcy, according to the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency.
Real Estate & Construction

Who’s moving? State office strategy leads to speculation

The state's proposed plans to buy two major office buildings and relocate thousands of state workers to downtown Hartford is nearly certain at this point, but the major unanswered question is which agencies will be asked to make the move.
Advertising, Media & Marketing

Out of Home America adds analytics, surges in market

Outdoor advertising, once the slow-moving world of roadside billboards, has entered a new era as out-of-home advertising, a world that embraces every possible contact with a customer outside their home.
Energy

CT to help building owners sell power

Residential and commercial developers planning on installing renewable energy at their properties have hit a roadblock erected by Connecticut's regulators and utilities seeking to prevent landlords from becoming mini-utilities unto themselves.
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Technology

What social media will and won’t do for you

It's always fascinating to hear the myths and legends about what social media can do for business....
Nonprofits

Nutmeg Big Brothers Big Sisters receives donation

The Jeffrey P. Ossen Family Foundation recently awarded $10,000 to Nutmeg Big Brothers Big Sisters in support...
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Eastern Administrative Faculty support No-Freeze Shelter

The Eastern chapter of the State University Organization of Administrative Faculty in Willimantic recently presented a check...
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KBE Building donates to Child Advocacy Center

KBE Building Corp. has donated $750 to the Child Advocacy Center as part of KBE's fourth annual...
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Introverts, Hannibal have lessons for us

“Quiet: The Power of Introverts in a World That Can't Stop Talking” by Susan Cain (Broadway Paperbacks,...
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The Pita Group wins Strategic Video Awards

The Pita Group has won two first place awards in the third annual Strategic Video Awards for...
Nonprofits

Junior Achievement plans China exchange

Twenty high school students from Wallingford will get a unique lesson in global business as part of...
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Energy

Green thumbs up for roof-top design

A roof-top garden in Middletown and a pond preserve in Westport are among the projects honored recently by the Connecticut Chapter of the American Society of Landscape Architects.
Small Business

A guide to saving your corporate neck

Perhaps even more than the lure of money, optimism dominates the entrepreneurial mind. Whether it's well grounded or not, every business enterprise is fueled by it. Marketing/sales consultant John Graham with questions you and your team must sort out.
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‘No Budget, No Pay’ is a no-brainer

If you don't get the job done at work, you won't get paid.But Congress plays by its...
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New Center for Health Equity tackling complex care issues

Q&A talks with Marcus M. McKinney, vice president of community health equity and health policy at St....
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Grand gestures leading nowhere

There's a lot to be said for the grand gesture.Some are epic and historic, like President Kennedy's...
Energy

Maine assets are key in Connecticut Water Service’s growth

Why is a Connecticut water company buying its way into Maine? One expert's assessment: It expands Connecticut Water's customer base and therefore its revenues. More importantly, it does so in a different regulatory and geographic environment.
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