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The Coconut Mama

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Connecticut brewery files for bankruptcy but says the taps will keep flowing

A Connecticut brewery is turning to bankruptcy court for financial breathing room, but its owner says customers can keep coming for beer. Alvarium Beer Company in New Britain filed for…

New Britain, CT · 18d

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This Small Town Connecticut Thrift Store Built A Massively Loyal Community Of Treasure Hunters

You know a thrift store has loyal customers when people talk about it like they are sharing a favorite family recipe. They want you to appreciate it, but they also hope you will leave something good behind. Small-town secondhand shops can develop surprisingly strong communities, especially when regular visitors enjoy...

New Fairfield, CT · 20d
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The Providence Journal

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Stop & Shop offers 10% discount to customers amid website outage

Stop & Shop is offering customers 10% off their groceries amid a website and app outage that began after a cybersecurity incident early last week. Grocery retail company Ahold Delhaize , the parent company of Stop & Shop, Hannaford, and several other supermarket chains, first alerted customers to the companywide issue on Oct. 12. The company said it was taking precautionary measures to protect its infrastructure, including "taking some systems offline." Both Ahold Delhaize and Stop & Shop said there is no evidence that any customer data has been impacted. "We are truly sorry for the inconvenience caused by this temporary outage of Stop & Shop's app and website," Roger Wheeler, Stop & Shop's president, said in a statement. "I want to assure everyone that our stores, pharmacies, and fuel stations are open to serve you – and that our team is working around the clock to resolve this as quickly as possible." As of Monday, Oct. 19, customers were still unable to place online orders through the supermarkets' websites . However, banners on the sites said customers could still order groceries through delivery apps such as DoorDash, Instacart, and Uber Eats. Stop & Shop said customers could also still

Massachusetts · 18d

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Job Openings Jump 10.9% in September

Connecticut job openings increased by 9,985 positions (10.9%) to 96,223 last month, representing opportunities across all industry sectors and occupations. The surge in openings again highlights the hiring challenges faced by employers, as the demand for workers continues to outpace supply. Payrolls did increase in September—employers added 1,400 jobs, with...

Connecticut · 16d
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CitySeed Honors Stories Tied Together By Food

The following writeup was submitted by CitySeed Development Manager Typhanae Williams. A daughter suggested that her father volunteer at the farmers market. A student found a second family in a kitchen. Chefs building relationships with local farmers. A farming family preserving their farmland after their ownership ends. Advocates making sure the voices of those experiencing food insecurity are part of the conversation.

Hamden, CT · 16d

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CBIA Names Diane Mokriski General Counsel

CBIA, Connecticut’s largest business organization, has named Diane Mokriski as general counsel and vice president of human resources and employment law services. As CBIA’s general counsel, Mokriski will serve as the organization’s legal counsel and will lead its internal human resources strategy and management. Mokriski most recently...

Connecticut · 15d

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CT AG announces multi-million-dollar settlement with Mylan over inflated EpiPen prices

Connecticut Attorney General William Tong announced an $8 million settlement with pharmaceutical company Mylan over allegations that it illegally inflated prices for EpiPens. The state Attorney General's Office says Mylan violated state antitrust and consumer protection laws and will provide Connecticut with 10,000 free EpiPens in the form of 5,000 two-packs to expand equitable access to the lifesaving medication.

Connecticut · 15d

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10 Connecticut Towns Where Home Prices Have Changed The Most In Recent Years

Remember when a house that cost $300,000 seemed expensive? In certain neighborhoods, that same price tag might look like a bargain today. The housing market has changed quite a bit in recent years. And the changes have not affected every community equally. While certain towns have seen property values climb...

Connecticut · 19d

Easy Everyday Recipes

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Aldi Planned 180 New Stores This Year, and the Newest Are About to Open

Aldi is preparing to open another group of stores this month as the discount grocer...

Mesa, AZ · 21d

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Speeders Continues To Grow In Connecticut

Speeders Car Wash, a membership-focused car wash brand and part of Summit Wash Holdings, continues to expand in Connecticut with a new location at 727 Rubber Ave, Naugatuck. This is one of the four locations Summit Wash Holdings acquired from Purple Elephant in May 2026. “Our continued growth across Connecticut...

Connecticut · 17d

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11 Small Connecticut Antique Shops Packed With Vintage Treasures You Won’t Find In Big Stores

That old wooden cabinet might have a few scratches, but somehow it has more personality than anything in a modern furniture showroom. And the price tag might surprise you. Small antique shops are wonderful places for people who enjoy objects with a little history. Every shelf seems to hold something that once belonged in somebody else’s home, waiting for a new owner to appreciate it.

Connecticut · 18d

CT Insider

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91,000 Connecticut residents with disabilities had jobs in 2024. More want to work, advocates say

Connecticut’s rate for employing individuals with disabilities trails the U.S. rate, as advocates and state programs work to connect more people with jobs.

Connecticut · 18d

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Viral Vortex Stocks ‘Squishys’ & More

The toy shop in Rocky Hill has the hottest new items and old-school nostalgic ones too. And we learned about their Meet-and-Greet this weekend.

Rocky Hill, CT · 16d

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Hubbard-Hall Promotes Two Industry Veterans to Regional Sales Manager

Hubbard-Hall (Waterbury, Connecticut) has promoted Jason Potts and Mike Lindemann to regional sales manager for its Northeast and Midwest regions, respectively. In their new roles, Potts and Lindemann will lead their teams in helping customers solve production challenges, simplify processes and get more value from their chemistry. Potts brings 31...

Waterbury, CT · 17d

FOX 61

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TIGHITCO's Berlin factory scores $500 million military contract

Berlin, CT · 16d

News 12

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Refinery lockout could send gas prices higher across New York and New Jersey, union warns

New Jersey · 17d

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This Connecticut Farm Stand Has A Red Barn, Fresh Produce, And A Loyal Following Of Locals Who Keep Coming Back

A red barn beside a country road is already a pretty good reason to slow down. Add a farm stand filled with fresh produce, and pulling over becomes even more tempting. Especially when you have not decided what to make for dinner. Farm stands offer a different shopping experience from...

Connecticut · 19d

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South Windsor Delays Vote on Geissler's Plaza Project Over Oil Contamination Fears

South Windsor's Inland Wetlands Agency hit pause last week on a long-awaited redevelopment plan for the former Geissler's plaza, after a resident's warning about decades of oil trucks parked on the property raised fresh questions the agency says it needs answered before moving forward. The board voted unanimously to continue its public hearing on the 125-unit housing and retail project to next Wednesday, citing a need for more information from the developer.

South Windsor, CT · 19d

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8 Connecticut Apple Orchards Locals Go Back to Every Fall

There’s still time to pick your own apples in Connecticut, though some orchards are winding down. Hours and end dates differ from one orchard to the next, so a quick check before you go can save you a trip. Here’s where Connecticut locals head each fall, and what each...

Connecticut · 18d