Archive for Business
by: Heather Lake l Staff Writer
May 17, 2012

Horrocks pointed to the Storrs Center project under construction in Mansfield, near the University of Connecticut, the first phase of which is expected to open this summer to make his point that residential development is economic development.
by: submitted press release
May 16, 2012

Mooyah offers beef, turkey, and veggie burgers, along with French fries and sweet potato fries. Fresh breads are baked onsite and burgers can even come wrapped in a lettuce leaf for the health conscious diner.
by: Michelle Firestone | Staff Writer
May 15, 2012

There also was discussion about a clause pertaining to mandatory arbitration between the involved parties.
by: Keith M. Phaneuf | ctmirror.org
May 12, 2012

The governor said Thursday (May 10) the bill hadn’t arrived on his desk yet but added that by early next week, he expects to receive the measure, give it a final review and sign it.
by: Brenda Sullivan | HTNP.com Editor
May 7, 2012

Abbott Laboratories has also agreed to a $700 million criminal fine and forfeiture for violating the federal Food, Drug and Cosmetic Act.
by: submitted press release
April 17, 2012

Letters of Intent are suggested but not required by May 18, 2012, while proposals are due by June 15, 2012.
by: Brenda Sullivan | HTNP.com Editor
April 10, 2012

The 100-seat restaurant, to be called “Geno’s,” will be part of the first phase of the project, and plans are to have it open by late summer.
by: submitted press release
March 30, 2012

The job fair will connect job seekers and businesses that are currently hiring, and will offer information on veterans hiring tax credits and federal resources.
by: admin
July 22, 2011

Police dog teams will test their knowledge, ability, strength and stamina in the areas of obedience, obstacles, simulated apprehension and handler protection.
by: admin
July 19, 2011

Planning and zoning commission members Monday voted to “moo-ve” the Farmer’s Cow Café public hearing to Aug. 1 after realizing the proposed café is within 500 feet of the Windham line.