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The U.S. economy appears to be pretty resilient, despite government fiscal policies such as sequestration that are a huge drag on growth, a senior economist for Moody’s Analytics said Friday at the Sheraton Hartford South Hotel.
Burned-out Westerly antiques shop to reopen today
Bruce Miner, co-owner of the store with wife Lois, said this week that his 22-year-old business had no fire insurance but he had been able to resurrect the store in smaller quarters thanks to the help of the community.
COMMENTS (1)CBIA speaker touts regionalization savings
Rocky Hill - Local governments in Connecticut could save millions of dollars annually by creating partnerships to share costs in areas such as emergency dispatch services, health services and public pensions, a leading policy analyst said...
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McDonald's set to drop items to streamline its menu
Chicago - The Angus burger is going away, and it may not be the only McDonald's dish on the chopping block.
The world's largest restaurant chain has also considered axing Caesar...
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If you're traveling light, you can board earlier on American Airlines.
The airline said Thursday that people carrying just a personal item that fits under the seat - no rolling suitcases -...
COMMENTS (0)Valenti wins Chamber's top award
Robert Valenti Jr. of Pawcatuck, who runs automobile dealerships in two states and has been active on local boards and commissions, has been named the Greater Westerly-Pawcatuck Area Chamber of...
COMMENTS (0)Scient Credit Union names new VP
Stephen Jacoby has been named vice president of business development at Groton-based Scient Federal Credit Union, previously known as Ledge Light Federal Credit Union.
Jacoby will report...
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Pfizer Inc. has announced the closure of an Irish production plant that will lead to 136 job...
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