Subway will run Connecticut highway plazas

Darien News-Review - Wed Nov 25

The state has signed a 35-year contract with a regional Subway restaurant franchiser and private equity firm to supply food and fuel and overhaul the state's highway plazas, an agreement that for the state will include a combined $500 million in revenue and investment to make over the 23 properties on Interstate 95, the Merritt Parkway and ...

If you find yourself on the shoreline and not in Manchester...

The Hartford Courant - Wed Nov 25

Here's another road race for you: About 700 runners and walkers are expected to participate in the Y Run and Walk 5K Thursday, starting at 9 a.m. at the Walsh Intermediate School in Branford.

Church And Community Fundraiser Benefits Congregant With Kidney Failure

Hartford Courant - Tue Nov 24

Religious Life Submitted by Nadine Pone , Valley Shore Assembly of God, on 2009-11-24. &nbsp Valley Shore Assembly of God's Paul Olearnick Fundraiser in Old Saybrook raised over $28,500, which included raffle prize money, in the weeks before Thanksgiving.

Putting The "Thanks!" In Thanksgiving

Hartford Courant - Tue Nov 24

Putting The "Thanks!" In Thanksgiving Religious Life Submitted by Nadine Jerbi, Event Organizer, on 2009-11-24. &nbsp Valley Shore Assembly of God's Paul Olearnick Fundraiser raised over $28,500, which included raffle prize money, in the weeks before Thanksgiving.

Strip Club Owner Pleads Guilty In Tax Evasion

WFSB-TV Hartford - Fri Nov 20

A Connecticut man who owns several bars and strip clubs has pleaded guilty to failing to pay federal income taxes for more than a decade.

Data breach affects thousands

The Day - Thu Nov 19

Nearly 450,000 Connecticut residents have had their personal information compromised by a massive data breach at the insurance company Health Net Inc., Attorney General Richard Blumenthal said Wednesday.

Senate considers overdraft controls

Deseret Morning News - Tue Nov 17

Consumer advocates on Tuesday urged Congress to move forward on legislation to curb bank practices under which a cup of coffee bought with an overextended debit card can turn into a $40 expense.

40 Miles of Creative Spaces

New York Times - Sat Nov 14

In 2001, six eastern Connecticut artists joined forces to do a little promotion, opening their studios to the public on the same weekend.

GBYO to open its season this Sunday at The Klein

Connecticut Post - Fri Nov 13

Enriching the lives of area student musicians is not only a goal of the Greater Bridgeport Youth Orchestras, it's a passion.

Storm drifts north, rain to arrive Friday

Connecticut Post - Thu Nov 12

A hazardous weather outlook has been posted by the National Weather Service as a strong low-pressure system now centered off of North Carolina drifts north toward the region.