Middlesex County

Travelers Championship tees off Thursday with star-studded field in Cromwell

The 2026 Travelers Championship is set to begin this week at Cromwell’s TPC River Highlands, attracting an elite field of professional golfers.

Old Saybrook wealth management firm sold

An Old Saybrook wealth management firm with roughly $273 million in assets under management has been acquired...

🔒Manufacturer Chapco debuts new headquarters in Deep River

The $7.5 million investment relocates the company’s operations from three smaller facilities in Chester.

🔒West Hartford investor pays $5.2M for Essex retail plaza as part of shift from multifamily

Investor swaps apartments for retail as part of long-term portfolio strategy.
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CT Water CEO defends 21% rate hike request amid rising costs, sees fairer hearing from rebuilt PURA

Connecticut Water's bid for $28.8 million in added annual revenue arrives before a regulatory authority that Gov. Ned Lamont has almost completely rebuilt since the utility last sought a rate hike.

🔒Pratt & Whitney lands $30.8M F-35 engine contract modification

Pratt & Whitney’s latest F-35 contract sends more defense manufacturing work to Connecticut facilities.

Cromwell hotel sells for $17M

The sale marks at least the second SpringHill Suites hotel transaction in Connecticut this year.

🔒CT Water plants 400 trees at Killingworth Reservoir to help shield water supply

Volunteer employees from utility company Connecticut Water and Middlefield-based forestry company Connwood Foresters Inc. recently planted 400 white pine trees around Killingworth Reservoir as part of a “leaf screen” project aimed at protecting the water source.
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🔒Saybrook Point Resort completes $8.5M inn renovation

Saybrook Point Resort & Marina has finished renovating more than 82 guest rooms at its Main Inn, completing an $8.5 million project that is part of a broader $14 million reinvestment across the Old Saybrook property over the past three years.

NY investor deepens CT portfolio with $3M buy of downtown Middletown office-retail building

A roughly 40,000-square-foot, four-story office building in a prominent location in downtown Middletown recently sold to New York investors for $3 million.
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