Westfair Business Publications produces Business Journals for Westchester County in New York and adjacent Fairfield County in Connecticut. Once each month the publications join forces, otherwise they are separate and distinct publications. At year’s end Westfair sought to name a Person of the Year, but opted instead to name a top ten, five representing each county.
Read MoreThe Connecticut Guide became a national model. In the early years of the New Deal, a number of people had proposed putting writers to work on guidebooks. With typical Yankee Ingenuity, Connecticut hit the road.
Read MoreLikely largely unnoticed amidst the torrent of death and turmoil that accompanied the relentless pandemic and racial reckoning throughout 2021 were just a handful of news articles that appeared memorializing an individual with no known connection to Connecticut but whose impact was surely felt here as it was across the nation.
Read MoreThe Connecticut Academy of Science and Engineering (CASE) elected Dawn Hocevar, President and Chief Executive Officer, BioCT, an Honorary Member of the Academy.
Read MoreRina Patel, vice president of operations multi-site with RSCC Wire & Cable, is the new chair of the board of directors of CBIA, Connecticut's largest business organization. Patel succeeds Jeff Hubbard, senior vice president and regional manager with Liberty Bank in New Haven.
Read MoreThe Connecticut Office of Tourism is launching a new winter marketing campaign reflecting Connecticut’s dynamic, diverse public places. The new $1 million “The State I’m In” campaign, announced by Gov. Ned Lamont this week, is aimed at supporting Connecticut’s tourism industry.
Read MoreLucie H. Voves, founder and CEO of Church Hill Classics, is apparently the only Connecticut manufacturer and female business owner to earn a place on Inc. 5000’s list of America’s fastest-growing private companies, not once, but a record 11 times.
Read MoreConnecticut Explored, the nonprofit magazine of Connecticut history, has received support from Connecticut Humanities to plan a year-long celebration of the magazine’s 20th anniversary, beginning in fall 2022, to be called “20 for 20: Innovation in Connecticut History.”
Read MoreSince March 2020, more than 42% of the U.S. population has either moved or considered moving, according to recent data. The annual Top 100 Best Places to Live In America analysis by the website Livibility includes four Connecticut communities – Norwalk, Hartford, Danbury and New Haven.
Read MoreConnecticut’s bioscience industry was front and center in New Haven this week, as members of the growing community of scientists and entrepreneurs gathered to present annual awards to stand-outs in the field.
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