Contamination of the Quinnipiac River in Connecticut was once so great that it prompted the first pollution control measure in the state and the eventual creation of the first sewage treatment plant in the Connecticut, according to the Community Foundation for Greater New Haven. Now, a new study is revealing more dangers.
Read MoreThe Connecticut Airport Authority (CAA) announces a new partnership with Sky Harbour Group Corporation, which has a national footprint and expertise in the development of hangar campuses.
Read MoreThe Board of Regents (BOR) for the Connecticut State Colleges and Universities system has approved what is described as “an ambitious proposal” from Central Connecticut State University to establish a new College of Health and Rehabilitative Science
Read MoreThe Connecticut Convention & Sports Bureau (CTMEETINGS), with responsibility for marketing all of Connecticut as a premier destination for international, national, regional, and statewide conferences, conventions, and major sports events, has been named a winner of Smart Meetings magazine’s 2023 Platinum Choice Awards.
Read MoreThe Greater Hartford community—including artists, arts supporters, arts and nonprofit organizations—came together this month to celebrate and showcase 10 artist fellows who participated in the 2nd Artists of Color Accelerate (AOCA) program, an initiative of The 224 EcoSpace in Hartford.
Read MoreStart-up businesses focused on food were the main attraction as reSET, the Hartford-based entrepreneur support organization committed to nurturing businesses with a social mission, recently staged a Foodie Demo Day at the YG Club at Dunkin’ Park in Hartford.
Read MoreThe number of fatalities in senior driver crashes nationwide reached its highest point since at least 2000, according to a new analysis of federal crash data from AAA Northeast. Connecticut data reflects similar increases.
Read MoreThe Orthopaedic Research and Education Foundation (OREF) and the UConn Foundation have entered into a new partnership to support The Cato T. Laurencin Institute for Regenerative Engineering at the University of Connecticut.
Read MoreConnecticut, in the competition among states (and countries) to attract technology companies, accentuates the positives in words and data. Among the lead organizations in the effort is AdvanceCT, known until a few years ago as the Connecticut Economic Resource Council (CERC).
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