BY: JOSEPH WENZEL
CHESTER, CT (WFSB) – Residents of Chester, who participate in a new home energy improvement service program, could save on their energy bills and reduce the amount of energy they use, according to town …
First Niagara Financial Group, parent company of First Niagara Bank, recently opened a newly relocated branch on Summer St. in Stamford.
The branch relocated from 550 Summer St. to 2386 Summer St.
“Our new branch location on …
SOUTHBURY —The town, in partnership with The Watermark at East Hill retirement community, hosted a class for first responders on Wednesday, January 16, to help them better prepare for emergency calls involving people suffering from …
NBCUniversal Domestic TV Distribution has renewed “Trisha Goddard” for its second season in national syndication, it was announced today by Barry Wallach, President, NBCUniversal Domestic Television Distribution.
“Trisha Goddard,” which has already been renewed in more …
BY: QUANNAH LEONARD
BEACON FALLS — The town has already taken steps to be more energy efficient, and is pledging to do more by 2018.
Beacon Falls has recommitted itself to an expanded Clean Energy Communities Program, …
On Wednesday, January 16, the Town of Southbury, in partnership with The Watermark at East Hill retirement community, hosted a class for first responders to help them better prepare for emergency calls involving people suffering …
Pierson & Smith, a division of First Niagara Risk Management, Inc., the insurance subsidiary of First Niagara Financial Group, Inc. (Nasdaq: FNFG), recently named Phil Boyle as a Sales Producer for Central Connecticut and Western …
The Watermark at 3030 Park announced that Art//Place Gallery at The Watermark will feature an all-member exhibit to launch the 2013 season of exhibitions at the retirement community.
More than 20 member artists have contributed to …
STAMFORD — Santa Claus came few weeks early this year to deliver gifts to children in need.
With the help of nationally syndicated talk show host, Trisha Goddard and several NBC employees, more than 200 gifts …
BY: BRIAN DOWLING
PLAINVILLE — In 2008, when the recession caused a widespread pullback in spending, retailers fought to keep their businesses in the black, many by canceling expansions or renovations.
“They were protecting their existing businesses …
