Manchester tapping its many roads to growthManchester restaurateur Tammy Gerhard and her husband teamed with another couple nearly two years ago to open their Silk City Coffee establishment on Manchester's historic Main Street. |
As Hartford region evolves, so do chances for growth
David Griggs |
The businesses and leaders that call this region home are world class in what they do on a global scale. |
Stamford developer’s DoNo vision taking shapeStamford real estate developer Randy Salvatore, who is negotiating with the city of Hartford on a $200 million proposal to redevelop its Downtown North quadrant, says it will take six years to create... |
Hartford’s LISC taps Horan as exec. dir.Hartford nonprofit The Local Initiatives Support Corp. (LISC) has named James P. Horan to lead its community development agenda, effective Sept. 17 |
Developer wants to build 92 single-family homes in BristolConnecticut's pace of new home construction has slowed in recent years but that's not stopping a development company from plotting a major housing project in Bristol. |
More downtown Hartford apartments setYet another proposed offices-to-apartments conversion has emerged for downtown Hartford -- a $5.6 million redevelopment of the five-story Lewtan Building at 28 High St., next door to the Teachers... |
Economic development oversight lacking in CTDevelopers beware. If you or your projects have a track record of legal entanglements be transparent about them before you pitch an ambitious development in Connecticut. |
After HBJ inquiry, W. Locks pulls plug on $200M mega-sports complexThe chief elected official in Windsor Locks said Monday afternoon that the town has suspended negotiations with the developer of a proposed $200 million sports complex, after the Hartford Business... |
Verico to move New Hampshire corporate office to Enfield plant
HOWARD FRENCH | JOURNAL INQUIRER |
Verico Technology, which owns the former Presstek Inc.’s operation at 230 Shaker Road, is moving its corporate offices from Nashua, New Hampshire, to Enfield, company officials said Friday. |
Study: Faster internet not a boon to all of CTGovernment officials in a number of Connecticut cities and towns have long wanted to broaden access to faster internet speeds to spur economic development and make their local communities more... |