Hartford apartment projects slated for $12.9M in bondingAbout $12.9 million in funding for four downtown Hartford apartment projects will be on the state bond commission’s agenda next week, raising the possibility that several... |
U.S. widens SeCTer's economic dev. plateThe Southeastern CT Enterprise Region has won federal designation that widens the door for it to assist members with infrastructure and economic development projects, authorities say. |
Australian ambassador pitches country as entry into Eastern HemisphereWith much of the world’s new business involving China and other Asian countries, Connecticut businesses need to familiarize themselves with that half of the globe, trade experts say. |
CI names Murphy as a VPTed Murphy has joined Connecticut Innovations as vice president and loan officer for its lending group in Rocky Hill. In this role he will be responsible for underwriting and structuring... |
Bozrah's Gilman Bros. lands $4.5M for expansionBozrah's Gilman Brothers Co. has drawn $4.5 million from investors, including the state, to expand its production and sale of foamboard products for signage, displays and graphics, authorities say. |
CT's $83M from Sandy goes to housing, social servicesConnecticut will use $82.5 million in federal assistance from Superstorm Sandy to build better homes and help people recover, authorities announced Wednesday. |
Bristol to receive $200K for flood studyBristol will receive $200,000 in federal funding to study flooding along the Pequabuck River, authorities say. |
CT Green Guide publishes Summer 2013 editionA Connecticut program that pays businesses to make energy upgrades. An architect pushing sustainability in Hartford, New Haven downtown revitalization. A beer company that saved $186,000 through... |
CT pokes FEMA for more Sandy reliefConnecticut got another $467,508 in federal aid to ensure victims of Superstorm Sandy aren’t overlooked and get any help available to recover, authorirties say. |
Niantic named CT's favorite townNiantic has been voted Connecticut's favorite town by residents and visitors, the Connecticut Office of Tourism announced Tuesday. |