As the Rock Cats abandon New Britain for a new $60 million stadium in downtown Hartford, city and business officials are concerned Stanley Black & Decker and the team's dozens of other sponsors won't follow it to the Capital City.
It was around 9:30 a.m. on Oct. 20 when Resa Spaziani entered a bodega on Albany Avenue accompanied by Hartford police officers, who were on a mission that morning to inspect several small storefronts suspected of illegal activity.
As an attorney with New Haven law firm Wiggin & Dana, Karen Clute is no stranger to the legal needs of nonprofit organizations. In fact, not-for-profit institutions — from hospitals to universities to private schools — comprise a sizable portion of the firm's clientele throughout Connecticut and New York.