Chef Brian Lewis, founder and CEO of Full House Hospitality Group based in Westport, is a finalist for a 2025 James Beard Award for Best Chef in the Northeast. HBJ PHOTO STEVE LASCHEVER Until 2023, ...

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The 62-unit development at 20 Scott Swamp Road would provide apartments for adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities, with residents receiving support services while living ...

Bristol seeks developer to build on last available portion of former mall site The Hartford Foundation announced it plans to build a new $35 million headquarters at the intersection of Albany Avenue ...

Hornblower Group, a San Francisco-based ferry operator, announced it has taken over the entire 17-acre Bridgeport Boatworks shipyard on the Bridgeport waterfront, after occupying only half of a 50,000 ...

New Canaan substance use treatment and psychiatric facility Silver Hill Hospital has consolidated its expansion into New York with the formal acquisition of the Freedom Institute. The institute, based ...

Commercial contracts tend to be full of “boilerplate provisions” that, to paraphrase Mark Twain’s assessment of classic novels, everyone knows are important, but no one actually reads. When COVID-19 ...

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A mixed-use building in Norwalk with ground-floor retail space and nine apartments has sold for $3 million, according to property records. 5 Mott Avenue Realty LLC, controlled by Samuel Palmisano, ...

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“The people who are serving the intellectually disabled, the service providers are still using, in many cases, paper,” said Matthew McCooe, CEO of Connecticut Innovations, which has invested $650,000 ...