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At ‘farm bill’ signing, CT leaders pledge to protect agriculture industry

Under gray skies and with the promise of post-event blueberry shortcake, a small crowd gathered for a...

🔒Restaurant owner proposes horse-racing track on Enfield farm

A restaurant owner is proposing to construct a horse-racing track and training facility on a 59.3-acre farm in Enfield.

🔒GOP, contractors raise alarm over extension of prevailing wage to offsite fabrication for public works projects

A group of senate Republicans has sent a letter to a state official raising concerns about a requirement included in the state budget that extends Connecticut's prevailing wage law to offsite custom fabrication for public works projects.

🔒CT-based registered investment advisory firms come together following acquisition

Shelton-based registered investment advisory firm Procyon said it has acquired a Glastonbury investment firm, increasing its assets...
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🔒Two Greater Hartford CPA firms join forces following M&A deal

The combined company will have 25 employees and seven partners based in the Glastonbury office, continuing to do business as Nicola Yester.

🔒Hartford’s economic development director resigns after 18 months

Hartford Economic Development Director Patrick Pentalow has submitted his resignation, effective Aug. 1.

Geissler’s Supermarket to close CT location

Geissler's Supermarket will permanently close its location in South Windsor on July 17, the grocery chain announced on Facebook.

Consumer brands giant Henkel appoints UConn alum as new North America region president

Henkel has its North American headquarters in Rocky Hill and its consumer brands headquarters in Stamford.
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🔒Moving to accommodate redevelopment, Middletown automotive business pays $3.2M for Newington property

The owners of a Middletown automotive store recently paid $3.2 million for a Progressive Casualty Insurance claims center in Newington.

Trinity College names former UConn official, Harvard dean as its next CFO

Trinity College has hired a former UConn official – who is now the dean of finance and administration for Harvard University’s Faculty of Arts and Sciences – as its next vice president and CFO.
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