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The 2025 Travelers Championship, which kicks off this week at TPC River Highlands in Cromwell, will again feature some of the top professional golfers in the world.
It’s a simple enough concept for any business — follow your customers.
The Aquarion Water Authority’s (AWA) pending acquisition of Eversource-owned Aquarion Water Co.
State and local government officials were on hand Thursday as West Hartford Fellowship Housing (WHFH) celebrated the grand opening of phase one of its $100 million project to rebuild and expand an affordable housing community in town.
Soon-to-retire Trinity College President Joanne Berger-Sweeney has been named to the board of directors of a nonprofit organization based in New York City, the Charles A. Dana Foundation.
The new executive director of the Mark Twain House & Museum will be Jeffrey L. Nichols, who was previously CEO of one of the largest museums in the country, the National Civil War Museum in Harrisburg, Pennsylvania.
Until last week, Makayla Field oversaw a team of AmeriCorps members who were working in preschool classrooms in Willimantic.
In a 3,000-square-foot, first-floor commercial office on a quiet side street in East Hartford, Gary Roy and Marianne Mihalyo have started outfitting a museum to honor World War II veterans.
The Corporation for Independent Living (CIL), a nonprofit disability-focused real estate developer based in Hartford, has obtained a $45 million line of credit to expand its footprint across the country.
A major construction project on Dixwell Avenue in New Haven celebrated a “steel signing” ceremony this week, completing the steel framework of a 69,000-square-foot building.
The email popped up in David Morgan’s inbox a couple of weeks ago: an employee at the Head Start Program office in Boston, which covers the New England region, was letting him know it was their last day of work and they would no longer be his poin
Hartford’s first photo mosaic mural – a composition of more than 3,000 photos submitted by local residents, businesses and arts supporters – is being unveiled Thursday at 55 Pearl St., the parking garage connected to the Gold Building.
New Britain-based Community Mental Health Affiliates has named Grace Cavallo its new president and CEO.
Hartford International University, a private theological school, has named Rev. Sherry Turner as its 12th president, effective July 1. Turner will replace President Joel N. Lohr, who has led Hartford International since 2018.
A Torrington-based church management software firm, FaithTeams, has been acquired by a Massachusetts company that provides software for nonprofit groups and associations.
Millions of dollars in anticipated funding that Connecticut schools and food banks would have used to buy fresh food from local farmers has dried up with the cancellation of two federal initiatives.