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Otis pays a 44-cent dividend Dec. 11, and Polaris pays 68 cents Dec. 15

Otis Worldwide will pay a quarterly dividend of 44 cents a share on Dec. 11 to holders of record at the close of business Nov. 13, the Farmington, Connecticut, elevator maker said in an Oct. 29 release. Polaris will pay a regular quarterly cash dividend of 68 cents a share on Dec. 15 to holders... The post Otis pays a 44-cent dividend Dec. 11, and Polaris pays 68 cents Dec. 15 appeared first on The Financial Wire .

Farmington, CT · 5d

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Beyond the Hamptons: The Quiet Appeal of Sharon, Connecticut

There are towns in Litchfield County that buyers discover and then quietly tell their friends about. Sharon, Connecticut tends to work that way. People arrive for a specific reason, a school, a lake, a property they saw online, and find something harder to define once they get there. The retention rate, in the informal sense of how many buyers come once and come back, says something about the town that listing data alone does not.

Litchfield County, CT · 7d
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Cushman & Wakefield hires Schirick as tri-state market lead for its Valuation & Advisory Business

NEW YORK, NY — Cushman & Wakefield, a global real estate services firm, announced that Michael Schirick has joined the organization as the Tri-State Market Lead for Valuation & Advisory (V&A). In this role, Schirick will oversee the firm’s valuation business across New York, New Jersey and Connecticut, working closely with the national V&A leadership team to advance the firm’s client strategy throughout the Tri-State market.

New York, NY · 5d
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Blasius Auto Group closes Brookfield and Torrington dealerships

The Blasius Auto Group is in the process of closing two dealerships, a spokesman for the Waterbury-based company said. The group is closing its Mitsubishi dealership in Brookfield and its used-car dealership in Torrington, according to Bill Palomba, the group's marketing director. He said the stores had not performed as well as the company had hoped when they opened.

Torrington, CT · 9d
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This Connecticut Seafood Market Is So Fresh Locals Keep Coming Back To Stock Up

Buying seafood for dinner can be a little intimidating. You want something fresh, but you also want to know you’re getting something worth taking home. That’s why finding a dependable seafood market can feel like such a win. A Connecticut seafood market is drawing attention for its fresh...

Enfield, CT · 12d

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Hundreds line up for Aldi grand opening on Farmington Avenue

The line of people waiting for the new Aldi on Farmington Avenue extended along the store front, past a new store front under construction, and up the sidewalk past Edge Fitness to Hobby Lobby yesterday before the store’s grand opening Thursday at Bristol Farms Plaza at 8:45 a.m. Bristol...

Bristol, CT · 9d

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7 Connecticut Salvage, Reclaimed Materials And Architectural Resale Shops Packed With Pieces From The Past

That battered old door leaning against the wall could have spent a century welcoming people into somebody else’s home. Now it is waiting for another chapter. Architectural salvage turns renovation leftovers into a treasure hunt, giving beautiful old building pieces a chance to escape the dumpster and become useful again.

Connecticut · 9d

Connecticut Public

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Housing affordability weighs on young Connecticut voters

For young voters in Connecticut, housing affordability has emerged as a major concern ahead of the November gubernatorial election. Janiya Mercado, 18, a retail employee from Bridgeport, said her family pays about $1,400 in rent. Her grandmother owns the property, but Mercado said rising tax costs have contributed to higher expenses and a financial burden on her family.

Connecticut · 7d

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The Cash-Only Connecticut Country Market Where You Can Fill A Cart With Groceries Most Stores Do Not Carry

Bring cash and leave a little extra room in the cart, because this is not the sort of market where the shopping list stays in charge for long. The fun comes from spotting groceries that rarely turn up at the usual supermarket. A shelf you almost skipped can suddenly hold...

Connecticut · 10d

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WATERBURY SCOOP: Brass Mill Center welcoming numerous new tenants!

A number of new tenants are being added to Brass Mill Center in Waterbury. New additions include a dessert shop, Jamaican restaurant, fashion & beauty shop, makerspace, and many more!. Treatz your Self is coming soon to the mall's first floor near Shoe Dept Encore! Indulge in handcrafted sweet treats...

Waterbury, CT · 11d

CT Insider

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Sackler mansion tops the list of Connecticut’s most valuable homes

A $64 million Greenwich mansion tied to the Sackler family is the most valuable in the state.

Greenwich, CT · 9d

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Connecticut Has A German Sausage Factory Dating Back To 1933 That Still Keeps Old-World Traditions Alive

Imagine learning a family sausage recipe from someone who learned it from their grandparents. Now think about how much history could fit into a business that’s been around since 1933. Pretty impressive, isn’t it?. Old-fashioned sausage making involves more than mixing meat with seasoning. There are techniques to...

New Haven, CT · 13d

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11 Quiet Connecticut Fabric Shops Bursting With Rare Prints And Vintage Notions

That little box of vintage buttons might be completely unnecessary, but try explaining that to someone who loves sewing. Good fabric shops can be dangerous for your wallet, especially when unusual prints start giving you ideas for projects you hadn’t planned. You might arrive looking for a simple piece of cotton and leave wondering if you have enough storage space at home.

Connecticut · 13d

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Hooters closes 55 restaurants and leaves four states

Bad news for those who love getting a bite to eat at Hooters because you're going to have even fewer locations to choose from. The chain has closed 55 locations and has now disappeared from Massachusetts, New York, Connecticut and Minnesota as its footprint continues to shrink nationwide.

Connecticut · 10d

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Affordability Problems in Connecticut: Conflation or Actuality

It is indisputable that we have serious affordability problems in the state of Connecticut. What is dubious is blaming those problems on the Trump Administration or Republicans in Congress. Conflating the causes of affordability problems in Connecticut with national politics is both erroneous and misleading. Let’s begin by acknowledging the...

Connecticut · 9d

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An experiment tested whether 100 citizens could work together to reform property taxes

Congress has eliminated all funding for public media. That means $2.1 million per year that Connecticut Public relied on to deliver you news, information, and entertainment programs you enjoyed is gone. The future of public media is in your hands. All donations are appreciated, but we ask in this moment...

Connecticut · 9d

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Aldi opens second Bristol store, expanding to 35 Connecticut locations

BRISTOL - Aldi, the discount grocery chain pursuing an aggressive expansion in Connecticut, will open its second Bristol supermarket Thursday. The 12,000-square-foot store is in Bristol Farms plaza at 1235 Farmington Ave., in a space formerly occupied by discount retailer Big Lots, which closed after the chain filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection in September 2024.

Bristol, CT · 11d

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DATTCO acquires Leprechaun Lines while retaining name and local leadership

NEW BRITAIN, Conn. — DATTCO has acquired Leprechaun Lines, bringing together two third-generation, family-owned transportation companies and expanding its motorcoach and charter operations in the Northeast. Leprechaun Lines will retain its name and continue operating from New Windsor, New York, DATTCO announced Oct. 28. Ed Gallagher will remain in...

New Windsor, NY · 11d

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Snowtober at 15: The CT Storm That Knocked Out Power to 880,000 Electric Customers

Fifteen years ago this week, a freak October nor'easter buried parts of Connecticut under more than a foot of heavy, wet snow, snapping limbs still thick with autumn leaves and plunging roughly 880,000 electric customers into darkness at the storm's peak. Schools shut their doors, roads disappeared under fallen trees and wires, and for some families the lights would not come back on for more than a week.

Connecticut · 10d