This past April, a month before he passed away, Burt Albert, the third-generation patriarch of Albert Brothers Inc. — the Waterbury metal-recycling company that will celebrate its 125th anniversary in 2020 — had the opportunity to witness his 26-year-old grandson, Jake, join the family business.
When Vernon-based Santini Living’s newest development — Deer Valley North Townhomes in Ellington — won the 2018 award for “Best Rental Townhouse Community” from the Home Builders and Remodelers Association of Connecticut, it was a proud moment for the Santini family.
Nobel Prize-winning economist and Yalie Robert Shiller was in Hartford recently pitching his new book that makes the compelling case that narratives, or stories told by the press and others, help drive major economic events and trends.
Medical-malpractice insurance payouts on behalf of Connecticut hospitals, physicians and other healthcare providers in 2018 hit their highest total since the state’s been tracking the data.
Connecticut has long been a standout for its unique energy-efficiency financing program targeted at commercial and industrial properties, but it has been losing ground of late.
The University of Hartford is planning to build a new $58-million, 62,000-square-foot academic building that will provide a state-of-the-art facility for two of the private college’s most in-demand and growing majors: engineering and nursing.
It might be its central location, or cheaper cost of land, but the town of Southington has quietly been a magnet for single-family home development in Connecticut.