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Hartford Business Journal

Hartford Business Journal is Central Connecticut's trusted business news source. Our award-winning news team delivers the latest local news, opinion and business trends - it's the up-to-date information you need to do better business.

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Hartford Business Journal
hartfordbusiness.com > article > hartford-public-library-hires-former-ct-public-radio-host-and-executive-to-lead-fundraising

Hartford Public Library hires former CT Public radio host and executive to lead fundraising

2+ day, 41+ min ago   (127+ words) Hartford Public Library has hired Lucy Nalpathanchil, a longtime Connecticut Public radio host and executive, as its chief advancement officer. Her work includes strengthening the library’s connections with Hartford neighborhoods and expanding audiences for its programs and services. Nalpathanchil spent…...

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hartfordbusiness.com > article > trinity-college-to-cover-full-tuition-room-and-board-for-hartford-students

Trinity College to cover full tuition, room and board for Hartford students

3+ day, 13+ hour ago   (296+ words) Trinity College will cover full tuition, housing and meals for admitted students who live in Hartford under a new slate of financial aid programs it announced Wednesday. The Hartford liberal arts college also is eliminating its application fee and offering…...

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hartfordbusiness.com > article > uline-offers-up-to-34-an-hour-5k-bonuses-at-plainfield-warehouse

Uline offers up to $34 an hour, $5K bonuses at Plainfield warehouse

4+ day, 57+ min ago   (291+ words) Uline will hold a hiring event Saturday as it prepares to open its new 1.2 million-square-foot Plainfield distribution center in November. The family-owned distributor of shipping, packaging and industrial supplies is recruiting warehouse associates for day and night shifts at the…...

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hartfordbusiness.com > article > scanlon-ct-fiscal-guardrail-reform-could-help-address-special-education-crisis

Scanlon: CT fiscal guardrail reform could help address special education crisis

4+ day, 1+ hour ago   (960+ words) Special education programs face a funding crisis this year that cannot be solved unless Connecticut reforms controversial state budget caps that have diverted billions of dollars to pay down pension debt, Comptroller Sean Scanlon said Tuesday. The state’s chief fiscal…...

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hartfordbusiness.com > article > greg-wilson-pla-joins-weston-sampsons-design-studio-in-rocky-hill

Greg Wilson, PLA, Joins Weston & Sampson's Design Studio in Rocky Hill

4+ day, 12+ hour ago   (112+ words) Greg Wilson, PLA, Joins Weston & Sampson’s Design Studio in Rocky Hill Hartford Business Journal Greg Wilson, PLA, Joins Weston & Sampson’s Design Studio in Rocky Hill Greg Wilson, PLA, has joined Weston & Sampson as a Senior Project Manager in their Rocky…...

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hartfordbusiness.com > article > sacred-heart-university-launches-construction-management-degree

Sacred Heart University launches construction management degree

4+ day, 19+ hour ago   (243+ words) Sacred Heart University has launched a bachelor’s degree program in construction management, targeting an industry that continues to demand workers who can oversee increasingly complex projects. The program, housed in the School of Computing & Engineering within the College of Arts…...

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hartfordbusiness.com > article > manhattans-tribeca-community-school-opens-first-ct-campus

Manhattan’s Tribeca Community School opens first CT campus

5+ day, 48+ min ago   (300+ words) Tribeca Community School’s Ridgefield campus marks its first Connecticut location, expanding the New York school’s reach into the state. Tribeca Community School, a New York City early childhood school founded in 2006, has opened its first Connecticut campus at 66 Grove St....

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hartfordbusiness.com > article > rising-tuition-enrollment-pressures-fuel-ct-colleges-push-for-three-year-degrees

Rising tuition, enrollment pressures fuel CT colleges’ push for three-year degrees

1+ week, 1+ day ago   (1396+ words) Connecticut’s private colleges are developing three-year bachelor’s degrees that could lower costs for students while helping schools attract new enrollment and revenue, but state regulations currently prevent them from offering the programs. The proposed degrees would require 90 to 96 credits instead…...

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hartfordbusiness.com > article > univ-of-new-haven-launches-executive-in-residence-program

Univ. of New Haven launches Executive-in-Residence program

1+ week, 3+ day ago   (157+ words) The University of New Haven’s Elevation Center has launched an Executive-in-Residence program pairing senior business leaders with students, faculty and industry partners, the university announced. Elevation Center is the university’s new hub for innovation and workforce development, being built out…...

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hartfordbusiness.com > article > ct-student-test-scores-tick-upward-but-remain-below-pre-covid-era

CT student test scores tick upward but remain below pre-COVID era

1+ week, 5+ day ago   (828+ words) Students in almost every grade and demographic performed slightly better on their state assessments this year, according to data released today by the Connecticut State Department of Education. In most cases, the improvement was small — less than 1% — and almost all…...