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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.
Habitat for Humanity of North Central CT says its longtime CEO will step down later this year. Karraine Moody will be replaced by Kris McKelvie, who is now chief operating officer.
Hundreds of high schoolers and adults take part in organized rowing activities along Hartford’s waterfront each year, with several thousand spectators also drawn to regattas and other rowing events.
Farmington’s Planning and Zoning Commission is considering a special permit application submitted by Hartford’s Camp Courant that would allow the nonprofit to rent space to third parties for events such as corporate retreats, family gatherings, we
An affordable housing development of 63 single-family houses is being proposed for a roughly 30-acre property near Waterbury’s border with Prospect.
The Hartford Foundation for Public Giving awarded 2,440 grants totaling nearly $55 million to nonprofit agencies in 2024 – the second largest amount in the organization's history, the group said.
“People here have been promised things that just never happened,” Erik Clemons said, looking at the city-block-sized building site around him. “This neighborhood has been lied to so many times.”
Two nonprofit social-impact organizations that help entrepreneurs in the Hartford and New Haven regions will merge, according to an announcement.
The Diocese of Norwich, which filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy in 2021 as it faced nearly 60 lawsuits alleging sexual abuse of students at Mount Saint John School in Deep River, has proposed a reorganization plan that compensates survivors while al
Community health centers across Connecticut are feeling the instability a couple of weeks after the Trump administration announced
The 2025 Travelers Championship, entering its third year of elevated status, will be the last “signature event” of the PGA Tour’s 2025 season. The Travelers Championship will be held June 18 to 22 at TPC River Highlands in Cromwell.
A 51-year-old woman from Waterford will spend two years behind bars for stealing from a Norwich-based organization that helps communities in eastern Connecticut reduce the impact of behavioral health challenges, according to authorities.
A bipartisan group of Connecticut lawmakers have formed a caucus to address hunger in the state, and the group is proposing legislation that would direct $10 million to support statewide food banks.
Leaders of nonprofit agencies around the state reacted with alarm Tuesday following a directive from the Trump administration to pause trillions of dollars in federal grants.
The Naugatuck Railroad, based in Thomaston, announced Friday that it has added to its fleet three historic railcars, which will be used for scenic excursions.
The owner of McLean Retirement Community in Simsbury is proposing a $10 million expansion that would add 52 new residential units to its existing campus.
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Connecticut employers added 16,000 jobs across industries in 2024, the state Department of Labor said in its annual jobs summary released Friday.
According to the DOL, the labor force in Connecticut hit a new high of 1.96 million workers, with a labor force participation rate of 65% in 2024. Nationally, the labor force participation rate is 62.6%.
Also, the state’s unemployment rate was relatively flat, ranging from 3% and 3.3% over the last 24 months.
The number of jobs added in 2024 was about 18.4% less than the 19,600 jobs added in 2023.
In January, Connecticut added another 2,300 jobs.
DOL Commissioner Danté Bartolomeo said the statewide economy remains “in good shape” and the year is off to a positive start.
However, she warned that changes at the national level — related to tariffs, federal spending and other factors — could impact Connecticut’s economy for the remainder of 2025.
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