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New Haven Independent
Opposing Campaigners Agree: Rent Is Too High
Over 75 feet away from the Benjamin Jepson School polling place Tuesday, campaigners connected across party lines over the experience of struggling to afford rent in New Haven. Supporters of both Democratic Party nominee Wildaliz Bermúdez and Republican Party nominee Anthony Acri greeted prospective voters on the sidewalk there and...
berkshiremag.com
A New Chapter for Local Banking
How Beacon Bank is strengthening—and scaling up—what a community bank can do for the Berkshires. When Berkshire Bank's green signs quietly changed to Beacon Bank, the Berkshires braced for a familiar story: a homegrown institution swallowed by something bigger and even more removed. In fact, going bigger is bringing the bank closerto its roots. The merger, driven by CEO Paul Perrault, has strengthened the bank’s local focus, creating a regional institution that maintains a hometown, neighborhood feel.
hoodline.com
Berlin's Steele Center Finishes With 72 Apartments, Hop Haus and a Hair Salon
A once-contaminated stretch of industrial land beside Berlin's train station has been transformed into a 72-unit apartment complex with a brewery, a cafe and a handful of small professional offices, capping a project that took eight years from first conversations to completion. The final building, known as 55 Steele Blvd., opened in September 2026 with 52 apartments, finishing out what developers call Steele Center in the town's Kensington section.
The Financial Wire
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 .
theberkshireedge.com
hoodline.com
Hartford HealthCare Pays $17.4M for Manchester's Old Sam's Club Building
Hartford HealthCare has paid $17.4 million for the former Sam's Club property at 69 Pavilions Drive in Manchester, a 138,215-square-foot building on 13.07 acres that the health system plans to turn into a centralized medication distribution center. The deal, finalized through a warranty deed recorded on October 7, closes the book on a big-box store that has sat empty and repurposed since 2018.
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...