The unemployment rate fell in 90 percent of Connecticut municipalities in 2017, although fewer saw drops compared to 2016, according to the state Department of Labor.
Hotels, cottages, inns and bed-and-breakfasts have long had a stranglehold on a lodging industry aimed at satisfying travelers' desires to stay someplace special — that is, until Airbnb came along.
Seven Connecticut dairy farms that are members of the Cabot Creamery Cooperative will open their doors to the public this Sunday as part of a broader event involving dozens of member farms in New England and New York, Cabot said.
Seven Connecticut wealth advisors made Forbes magazine's list of the top 200 wealth managers in the country, with Greenwich's Jeff Erdmann of Merrill Lynch earning the No. 1 spot.
Personal trainers in Connecticut make just below the national average. They also face the additional challenge of numerous towns and cities with decreased demand.
Martha Wyrsch, the only woman member of the SPX Corp. board of directors, submitted her resignation on Tuesday, according to a company filing with the U.S. Securities & Exchange Commission.
The Department of Energy & Environmental Protection awarded $129,093 through 15 grants to encourage tree planting and tree management throughout the state.