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August 5, 2024

Aiming for long-term tenure, new UHart president Ward focuses on restoring financial stability, enrollment growth

Michael Puffer

Newly installed University of Hartford President Lawrence P. Ward’s plans for a long tenure are evident following his recent purchase of a house in Hartford’s west end.

What happens to solar panels at the end of their useful life? Working group makes recommendations with cost implications

Skyler Frazer

After months of back-and-forth discussions with industry leaders and experts, a state working group has developed recommendations for how solar panels and batteries should be recycled when they’re at the end of their useful life.
Seniors Job Bank aims to bridge gap between older workers and CT’s labor shortage

Hanna Snyder Gambini

Millions of Baby Boomers are in the midst of retirement age, and Generation X is quickly approaching that finish line.
CT manufacturing czar Lavoie seeks $100M-plus state investment to boost sector’s technology, workforce development efforts

Skyler Frazer

The state Office of Manufacturing plans to ask Gov.
CT hospitals managing after manufacturer warns of ‘reduced availability’ of its blood test tubes

David Krechevsky

Connecticut hospitals so far say they are managing after the Food & Drug Administration (FDA) recently issued an alert about the potential for a shortage of blood test tubes.
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Bordonaro: At midyear, where is CT’s economy?

Greg Bordonaro

Slow and steady growth. That’s been the story of Connecticut’s economy over the last few years.
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Gov. Lamont: A new ambition for CT on National Oyster Day

Ned Lamont

Yes, Aug. 5 is National Oyster Day!

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The General Assembly’s Regulations Review Committee last week approved new rules governing environmental cleanups at Connecticut’s industrial and commercial sites.

The changes, which take effect in spring 2026, replace the 40-year-old Transfer Act, which has been criticized for requiring contaminated properties to undergo costly environmental testing and review before they can be sold.

The new system, which relies on contamination being remediated as it is discovered, is expected to result in billions of dollars in economic activity and thousands of new jobs.

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Aiming for long-term tenure, new UHart president Ward focuses on restoring financial stability, enrollment growth

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What happens to solar panels at the end of their useful life? Working group makes recommendations with cost implications

Seniors Job Bank aims to bridge gap between older workers and CT’s labor shortage

CT manufacturing czar Lavoie seeks $100M-plus state investment to boost sector’s technology, workforce development efforts

CT hospitals managing after manufacturer warns of ‘reduced availability’ of its blood test tubes

Bordonaro: At midyear, where is CT’s economy?