October 8, 2007 EditionEdition

Commanding Court

While other kids clutched their speeches with sweaty palms and pounding hearts, she confidently commanded the attention...

MILE MARKERS

TD Banknorth in Hartford donated $70,000 to the Hartford Marathon Foundation. The funds will support 2007-2008 health,...

OF NOTE — October 8, 2007

 • Michael J. Turner Enterprises LLC of Middletown received the GAF Master Elite Consumer Protection Excellence award...

Never Stop Learning

The beginning of the school year is one of my favorite times of the year. Though it’s...
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Hodgson Put In Temporary Command Of Ethics Office

Where there was once confusion and uncertainty, the Office of State Ethics appears to have found clarity...

BIG SHARING

Foodshare of Greater Hartford received a $15,500 check from Big Y’s “Food For All” program. Customers of...

GOING FOR THE GOLD

A send-off dinner for the Special Olympics Connecticut team was sponsored by Bank of America in Hartford....

Lawyers Building New Niches On Civil Union, Gay Marriage Issues | Clients more forthcoming about protecting estates, loved ones

When it comes to same-sex civil unions, Connecticut law says one thing, the federal government says another....
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More Clout In Patient Care

On Skid Row, where the down-on-their-luck come for food, shelter and a second chance, pharmacist Steven Chen...

Newspaper Seeks Online Analogue | Courant tweaking online news formula

Connecticut’s largest daily newspaper has unveiled a new, downloadable digital format that it says will better position...

The Trifecta Of ‘Crat

“Half a league, half a league, Half a league onward, All in the valley of Death Rode...

Business Owners Findind Mortgage Pool Turned Chilly | Chasm grows between lenders, self-employed

David Brannan, 44, is co-founder of a software company that’s been in business since 1989. He and...
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Power Plays Aren’t Leadership

There was nothing special about the Connecticut General Assembly’s recent special session. From the point of view...

Movers & Shakers — October 8, 2007

Avid Inc. in East Hartford hired Jennifer Montalto as senior art director. Montalto was previously senior art...

State Contracts — October 8, 2007

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

Deal In Place For Landmark Glastonbury Site | Cash for pollution clean-up a sticking point

The days appear to be numbered for Glastonbury’s landmark Roser Tannery. The owner of the 160-year-old building...
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Nose To The Grindstone

It makes sense that things have moved so fast for Jay Stolfi: his products power renowned speedsters...

Trademark Your Name

You’ve picked the perfect name for your new pet food company: Cosmo’s Kitchen. You’ve even invented a...

L’shalom Litchfield

Once, the people of Connecticut had such a thing called “property rights.” Absent installing a public health...

Five Questions For Tom Peters

Tom Peters is a leadership guru and author of “In Search of Excellence.”  Question: “In Search of...
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Blum Shapiro Consulting Buys Two Firms

Blum Shapiro Consulting, an affiliate of West Hartford-based Blum Shapiro accounting firm, acquired TRC Health Solutions, NDS...

The World’s Greatest (Inept) Boss

Gone is the 40-hour work week at Enfield’s Specialized Technology Resources Inc. Boxes of toys are piling...

CONSERVATION CONSTRUCTION

Konover Development Corp. and Trane partnered to create an energy-saving building in Farmington and were recognized for...

SPONSORING GREAT STRIDES

WRCH Lite 100.5 and NBC 30 have kicked off their media campaigns as sponsors for Making Strides...
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A Doogie Howser Start To An Ambitious Medical Career

Most hospital patients hope to be placed in the care of a mature, businesslike physician and a...

Internet Start-Ups On The Rise Again | Players get back in game as money flows freely from venture companies

Need proof that another dot-com boom is under way? Consider Jangl, Jaxtr and Jajah. They’re not part...

El Jefe’s Rules Of Return

Amemo has been circulated to all the curriculum professionals in the Hartford public schools, ordering them to...

Company Moves Raise Ruckus With Bus Ridership | With big companies spread through suburbs, Connecticut Transit puzzles over route map

Kristin Hotchkiss started taking the bus when gas prices bulldozed the $3 mark. She got on in...
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Radio Begins Wrenching Shift To Electronic Ratings

Radio advertisers who for years complained about the low-tech way of tracking listeners are getting what they...

Guy Bosses Push Insurance Plans | Male business owners place emphasis on health care

Challenging conventional wisdom, a new survey says men — more than women — put greater emphasis on...

Connecticut Shoots To Top Of Movie Shooting Locales | Filmmakers favor states with generous tax incentives

Three years ago, Steven Spielberg came to Westchester County, N.Y., to shoot part of “War of the...

Why Buyout Firms Are Now Rooting For A Buyout Bust

An unlikely group may be quietly hoping for more buyouts to go bust: The same private-equity firms...
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