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Brooklyn, CT · Business
farmingtonmercury.com
Old Bad Review on Google or Yelp? You Can Still Answer It
When someone looks up your shop on Google, a box comes up with your address, your hours and the reviews customers have written. A complaint someone left there years ago can still be in that box for a Farmington customer to read tonight. You can’t delete it. You can answer it, and Google tells the customer who wrote it when you do.
greenwichsentinel.com
Hector Arzeno on Independence, Housing, and His Record in Hartford
From a challenging childhood in Argentina to international banking and the Connecticut legislature, Greenwich’s 151st District representative discusses his independence, his disagreements with Hartford on housing, and why he believes the best measure of a politician is what he accomplishes. Hector Arzeno remembers the moment he thought he might...
Eyewitness News
BETTER MONEY: Long term care planning, 11/1
Joel Johnson discusses long term care planning in Nov. 1's Better Money.
decorhint.com
After Nearly 15 Years Of Sweet Memories, This Beloved Connecticut Cupcake Shop Is Closing Its Doors
Well, this is the sort of news nobody wants to hear about their favorite cupcake shop. After nearly fifteen years of making people smile, a familiar local favorite is preparing to say goodbye. And honestly, it feels like the end of a very sweet chapter. A beloved Connecticut cupcake shop...
familyvacationsus.com
Forget The Mall This Massive Connecticut Antique Store Fills An Old Factory With Unexpected Finds
This antique store sits inside a former axe factory. The company that once worked there made the first ready-to-use axes in America. Now the old building holds jewelry, porcelain, typewriters, toys, and furniture instead of blades. More than 50 vendors fill two floors with their finds. The mix keeps changing...
nerej.com
Cafasso named president of the SIOR CT/Western MA Chapter for two-year term
Hartford, CT John Cafasso, CCIM, SIOR, principal with Colliers in Hartford and New Haven, has been named president of the Society of Industrial and Office Realtors Connecticut/Western Massachusetts Chapter. Cafasso will lead the organization for a two-year term. As chapter president, Cafasso plans to focus on increasing member engagement, delivering...
metrohartford.com
Over 300 High School Students Prepare to Put Their Investing Skills to the Test at Junior Achievement of Southwest New England’s Stock Market Challenge
HARTFORD, Conn. — The learning starts before the opening bell. Over 300 high school students are exploring investing, risk, and financial decision-making in their classrooms as they prepare for Junior Achievement of Southwest New England’s JA Stock Market Challenge on November 19, 2026. Through JA Take Stock in...
nerej.com
Regal Ventures, Snowball Developments and Devli Real Estate acquires 186,603 s/f single-tenant industrial asset
Windsor, CT A joint venture comprising Regal Ventures, Snowball Developments and Devli Real Estate has acquired a 186,603 s/f, single-tenant industrial asset located at 600 Day Hill Rd. All three partners are based in the New York City area. The site is fully leased by the Spencer division of Howden...
MyChesCo
Finding Connecticut
BMS Aerospace wins ManufactureCT’s first Innovation Award
BMS Aerospace wins ManufactureCT’s first Innovation Award ManufactureCT named BMS Aerospace the first recipient of its Innovation Award at its Annual Celebration on Oct. 1 ... The post BMS Aerospace wins ManufactureCT’s first Innovation Award first appeared on Finding Connecticut .
hoodline.com
Naugatuck's Vacant Lot Becomes 60 Apartments, With 120 More and a Train Station Coming
The first 60 apartments at The Platform at Naugatuck are complete on a seven-acre downtown site that had stood vacant for years. The project’s location alongside a planned replacement train station makes the development part of a broader effort to bring housing and rail access together in downtown Naugatuck.
residentialsystems.com
Connecticut’s Perfect Vision & Sound Under New Ownership
Perfect Vision & Sound, headquartered in Farmington and founded in 1992 by Robert Serio, a resident of West Simsbury, has been acquired by Joseph Chordas IV and his son Joseph Chordas V, two lifelong Connecticut residents. Serio, who recognized the emerging trend of high‑end video and multichannel surround sound, founded Perfect Vision & Sound with the simple philosophy of delivering the finest audio and video experience possible, tailored to each client’s needs.