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Luther Turmelle

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    Knights of Columbus investment arm acquires assets of Boston firm - Houston Chronicle

    NEW HAVEN —The asset management and investment arm of the Knights of Columbus has acquired the institutional management assets of Boston Advisors. Terms of The Knights of Columbus Asset Advisors deal with the Massachusetts-based investment firm were not released. The two investment entities have had a business relationship since 2011 and Knights of Columbus Asset Advisors already had an 18 percent ownership stake in the firm before the closing of the deal Thursday. Boston Advisors will retain it…
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    Wallingford-based Anthem, Yale New Haven Health System reach new co...

    Yale New Haven Health has five hospitals: Bridgeport, Greenwich, Lawrence + Memorial in...
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    Southern CT Gas ends non-contract home repair visits due to pandemic

    The company’s decision has left some Connecticut consumers frustrated.
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    Liz Linehan: Democrat, candidate for 103rd District House seat

    Name: Liz Linehan Party: Democrat Race: 103rd House District Liz Linehan has represented the 103rd District since 2016 and is seeking another two-year term. She lives in Cheshire with her husband, Brian, and three children. Before running for the state legislature, she served two terms on the Cheshire Town Council. Linehan briefly ran for lieutenant governor from Sept. 2017 to Jan. 2018 on a ticket with then-Middletown Mayor Dan Drew. Linehan is co-chairwoman of the General Assembly’s Committee…
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    To ‘focus on the whole patient’ Wallingford-based Gaylord Specialty...

    “We want to develop evidence-based practices that show the most efficient and effective...
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    Former Cheshire deli owner fulfilling his dream by opening new Wall...

    He ran Michael’s Deli for 16 years before selling it. Now he's taking a bet on...
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    Branford medical device maker approved to build new facility

    Ivy Biomedical Systems is currently based in a Branford office park near Interstate 95 and has plans for a new facility.
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    Former Branford movie theater sits empty, but ideas for reuse float...

    The Branford multiplex opened in 1998 as a Hoyt’s Cinema and was later sold to Regal Cinemas, which is owned by a British company.
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    Company displaced by new CT Wegmans set to relocate in Norwalk - Ho...

    Collectibles manufacturer MBI Inc. has signed a lease that will allow the Norwalk-based company to remain in the city, even after it vacates its Richards Avenue offices to make way for Connecticut’s first Wegmans supermarket [https://www.wegmans.com/].MBI signed a lease late last year for 32,648 square feet of office space in the Merritt 7 office complex in Norwalk [https://www.merritt7.com/], according to data from commercial real estate broker CBRE. The company’s new address will be 501 Merrit…
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    North Branford hen rental business seeing more demand - Houston Chr...

    A North Branford farmer said the surge in egg prices at the supermarket is resulting in increased demand for consumers renting hens, a service he has provided since 2019. [https://www.ctpost.com/business/article/Chicken-rental-program-expands-to-cover-all-of-14509912.php]Joe DeFrancesco said he hasn’t seen the level of interest in renting his hens since the start of the pandemic. DeFrancesco, who also raises hens to provide fresh eggs for his seasonal farm market in Wallingford [https://farmerjo…
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    New discount furniture chain opens store on Berlin Turnpike - Houst...

    A small Westchester County, N.Y. discount furniture chain has added its first location in Connecticut. The Bargain House by Quality Furniture opened its first Connecticut store in Newington’s Turnpike Plaza earlier this month. The store, at 2985 Berlin Turnpike, moved into a space formerly occupied by Dick’s Sporting Goods. Bargain House by Quality Furniture is headquartered in Hartsdale, N.Y. The chain has New York stores in White Plains, Clarkstown and the Howard Beach section of Queens. Barga…