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Longtime Connecticut sausage maker sold; New Haven plant appears to be closing

Longhini Sausage has been sold to New Jersey-based  Premio Foods, and its New Haven production facility appears to be shutting down.

New Haven, CT · 9h

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Six Connecticut Roadside Grinder Shops Where Contractors Line Up Before Noon

In Connecticut, a sub is called a grinder, and the best ones come from small shops that open their doors before most office workers take a coffee break. Watch the parking lots around 10:30 or 11 in the morning and you will spot work trucks, vans, and pickups pulling in for a big lunch to carry back to the job site.

Connecticut · 2d
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5 Connecticut Property Tax Breaks Homeowners Over 65 Never Apply For but Should

In Haddam, homeowners 65 or older can get a $500 property tax abatement, or $750 if they’re married. Many Connecticut towns offer breaks like that, but none of them show up unless you apply. Here are the Connecticut property tax breaks some homeowners over 65 never apply for but...

Connecticut · 1d
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For about $675,000, these 3 CT houses offer a 'backyard oasis,' pond-side views and unique sunroom

A pond-side home with an in-law apartment and an estate with a "backyard oasis" are among the perks available for Connecticut homebuyers with around $675,000.

Bethlehem, CT · 6d

Hudson Valley Post

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Hollywood Strikes Again: Hudson Valley Businesses Closing for Filming

Lights, camera, CLOSED! Several Hudson Valley businesses are temporarily shutting their doors as Hollywood returns to the area for more movie and TV filming.

Newburgh, NY · 2d

CT Insider

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Newtown butcher shop to close after 17 years; owners tease 'other doors are opening'

Though the business is closing, owner Steve Ford teased that "other doors are opening."

Newtown, CT · 1d

NBC Connecticut

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Connecticut homeowners see property assessments soar as towns complete revaluations

Homeowners in several Connecticut communities are receiving new property assessments, and some are seeing values jump by more than 50%. West Hartford began mailing new assessment notices Wednesday. According to the town, residential property values increased an average of 58.6% since the last revaluation five years ago. Plainville homeowners have...

Connecticut · 7h

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10 Family-Owned Connecticut Grocery Markets Better Than The Corporate Giants

Big supermarkets have plenty of advantages, but sometimes grocery shopping feels like wandering through a warehouse with a shopping cart. And finding someone to answer a simple question can become an adventure of its own. Family-owned Connecticut grocery markets offer a more personal shopping experience that gives larger supermarket chains...

Connecticut · 1d

New Haven Independent

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Developer Buys Former Stop & Shop Plaza In Ansonia

ANSONIA – The former Stop & Shop property on Division Street has a new owner, but officials said there probably won’t be a new tenant in the space until 2028. Michael Berkowitz, of Fairfield, purchased the 9-acre plaza at 100-172 Division Street for $8.3 million on Oct. 19, according to a press release and city land records.

Ansonia, CT · 2d

CT Insider

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4 of Connecticut’s 10 fastest-rising ZIP codes are in Waterbury

Waterbury’s mayor says the effects of COVID-19 are still being felt.

Waterbury, CT · 6d

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The Enormous Discount Store In Connecticut Where $35 Gets You A Whole Cart Full Of Treasures

Some stores sell you things, and some stores genuinely surprise you, and Ocean State Job Lot in Meriden, Connecticut is firmly in the second category. That’s not a small distinction, and it’s exactly why this place has earned such a devoted following across the Northeast. If you’ve been...

Meriden, CT · 6d

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Farmington's 34 New Businesses: A Limo and Seven Landlords

FARMINGTON — The state's business registry picked up a limousine service with a Farmington address on Friday, Oct. 2. By Halloween, the month's list also had a music act, an electrical contractor and seven companies that rent out buildings. They are among the 34 businesses that registered in October...

Farmington, CT · 1d

millertonnews.com

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County Executive proposes 4% sales tax rate to cover higher costs

Dutchess County Executive Sue Serino has unveiled a $722 million budget proposal for 2027 that would increase spending by 10.5%, raise the county sales tax and use $28.5 million from general fund reserves. Serino presented the proposal Oct. 30 after her administration sought to close a gap between projected costs...

Dutchess County, NY · 1d

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Farmington's Midpoint: 199 Units Approved, Nothing Built

FARMINGTON — More than four years ago, Farmington approved Midpoint: 199 housing units and about 53,000 square feet of commercial space on Farmington Avenue. Nothing has been built. The two men whose companies won the approval have both died. Now the two companies that own the land disagree about...

Farmington, CT · 1d

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New England Retail Properties Negotiates $7.2 Million Sale of Staples Plaza in Wallingford, Connecticut

Wallingford, Conn. — New England Retail Properties has negotiated the $7.2 million sale of Staples Plaza, a 100,000-square-foot shopping center located in Wallingford, roughly midway between Hartford and New Haven. Tenants at the property, which have been open at the center for more than 18 years, include Staples, Goodwill, Dollar Tree, All Pets Club and Napoli Pizza. Matt Halprin of New England Retail Properties represented both the buyer, Wallingford Plaza Realty LLC, a New York-based investor, and the seller, CT Properties, in the transaction.

Wallingford, CT · 1d

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CLOSING SCOOP: Joey'z Shopping Spree closing in West Hartford, Waterbury, West Springfield, and Springfield

Joey’z Shopping Spree is closing at least 4 of its discount stores by the end of the year. The discount store chain will be closing Connecticut locations in West Hartford & Waterbury, as well as Massachusetts locations in Springfield & West Springfield. Store closing sales are now underway with additional savings.

West Hartford, CT · 5d

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Plainville Ave. Neighbors Push Back on 18 Homes for 55-Plus

FARMINGTON — There was an accident in front of her Plainville Avenue driveway on Saturday morning. On Monday night, she told the Town Plan and Zoning Commission about it, and about drivers in the passing lane out front "laying on the horn." Across the road, a builder wants to put 18 homes. "I don't think we need this development at this time," she said.

Farmington, CT · 10h

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Danbury Moves Forward With New Ordinance Targeting Vape Shops

Danbury's vape shops face new rules as a proposed ordinance heads to a public hearing, with the mayor promising to speak up for the community.

Danbury, CT · 19h

Realtor.com News & Insights

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New Haven Buyers Find More Options as List Prices Fall

New Haven buyers gained more negotiating power as inventory climbed, list prices dropped, and homes lingered longer on the market.

New Haven, CT · 2d

Finding Connecticut

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Milford Regional Chamber of Commerce opens new headquarters on Boston Post Road

Milford Regional Chamber of Commerce opens new headquarters on Boston Post Road The Milford Regional Chamber of Commerce has celebrated the opening of its new ... The post Milford Regional Chamber of Commerce opens new headquarters on Boston Post Road first appeared on Finding Connecticut .

Milford, CT · 18h