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Florida firm acquires Mayflower Inn & Spa property

A Florida-based real estate investment firm has acquired the property housing the Mayflower Inn & Spa in Washington, according to land records.

CT investment adviser fined for operating without registration

A Washington, Conn.-based investment adviser will pay a $2,500 fine for operating without proper registration, according to...

Frederick Gunn School receives $25M donation

The Frederick Gunn School in Washington has received a $25 million gift from businessman alumnus Jonathan Tisch...

Wall Street, lawyers, insurance and defense top donors to CT lawmakers

Washington – When Rep. Jahana Hayes decided to run for Congress last year, she had no political...
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Feds: CT getting older in 80% of towns, cities

New census data show what many already know: Connecticut's population is getting older.

Fed holds rates steady amid economic uncertainty

The Federal Reserve on Wednesday announced it would hold interest rates steady, another clear signal it intends to take a cautious approach in an uncertain economic environment.

Relief program for Coast Guard members off to slow start

Washington – Victims of the partial government shutdown, members of the Coast Guard in Connecticut are about to miss their second paycheck, but few have yet to take advantage of a state grant program that could provide them with thousands of dollars of relief.

Economists aren’t the only ones worried about a recession. Investors are, too

A growing number of economists predict that the United States will experience a recession sometime later this year or in 2020. Investors are starting to worry about a downturn, too.
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The shutdown is coming at the worst time for the economy

None of the 21 government shutdowns since 1976 made a real dent in the economy --- purchases were simply delayed until the government re-opened and federal workers regained their lost wages.

Washington Post: DOJ looking into whether Zinke lied to federal investigators

Former Interior Secretary Ryan Zinke could be in additional legal trouble despite departing his post, as The Washington Post reported Thursday that he's being investigated for possibly lying to federal investigators.
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