- Connecticut Tourism Turns to NY Residents for Revenue
With the arrival of the summer season, the Connecticut Office of Tourism has begun an aggressive campaign to lure New Yorkers to the Nutmeg State. The most visible proponents of positioning Connecticut as a vacation destination are First Lady Patricia L. Rowland, also Connecticut's tourism ambassador, and Governor John Rowland....
- Bus service could ease commuter crunch
As the population of northern Westchester and western Connecticut grows, so does the problem surrounding mass-transportation in the area. Because they lack an adequate mass-transit system, many Connecticut commuters drive half an hour or more to Harlem Line traminstations located across the border in New York state. The result has ......
- Norwalk Harbor's silt problems spilling into I-95
A shipping company recently decided stop bringing barges into Norwalk Harbor for a fuel oil distributor. The company feared that barges would run aground since the harbor needs dredging. The move has caused Norwalks Devine Brothers Inc., which distributes fuel oil and building materials, to resort to having materials transported ......
- PETsMART leases 23,000-SF building in Norwalk,
Connecticut. (Retail New York).
Aries Deitch & Endelson, Inc., the Westchester County, NY-based firm specializing in the leasing, management and sale of retail real estate, announced that PETsMART, Inc. has leased a 23,300-SF retail building at 525 Connecticut Ave. (Route 1) in Norwalk, Conn. The prime retail property, developed and owned by Arredondo & ......
- Wired for speed
In the span of a year, Connecticut home and business owners added 443,000 high-speed Internet connections - more than enough to cover a third of all homes statewide, and maintaining the state's status as one of the best-blanketed broadband markets in the nation. The Federal Communications Commission (FCC) defines a ......
- Manufacturing sector a 'driver' in state's economy
Connecticut manufacturers easily out distanced their peers nationally in terms of production, an economist said, but the sector is not creating jobs at the rate of other industries. In 2006, manufacturers produced 12 percent of Connecticut's gross domestic product, trailing only the finance and real estate industries, according to David ......
- Why does Connecticut's AG hate us?
When it comes to Long Island and his neighbors to the south, Connecticut Attorney General Richard Blumenthal keeps his lips tight and his motives private. But no one on this side of Long Island Sound is shy about opining on the 60-year-old Democrat, Connecticut's top attorney since 1990.