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Connecticut Cleaners to close Middletown store after 33 years
Middletown Press
By JIM SALEMI MIDDLETOWN — After 33 years of business, Connecticut Cleaners owners Ray and Linda Gionfriddo are closing their doors for good next month. “We had a great run, met a lot of nice people,” Linda Gionfriddo said. “People came from all over ...

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Connecticut Innovations giving New Haven company $150000
New Haven Register
By Luther Turmelle, North Bureau Chief Connecticut's quasi-public authority for technology investment is giving a New Haven-based company $150000 to complete development of a technology platform that will use cloud-computing to allow doctors to more ...

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Connecticut Construction Associations band together to host one-of-a-kind event!
PR Newswire (press release)
Connecticut Associated Builders and Contractors (CTABC), a Chapter of the national Associated Builders and Contractors, is a membership organization comprised of Merit Shop member-firms in Connecticut. Merit Shop contractors represent 85% of the ...

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Connecticut Launches 'Still Revolutionary' Campaign
Patch.com
By Patch Staff Here's the slogan you will see and hear over the next two years in a bid to get more people to visit the state: "Connecticut: Still Revolutionary." Gov. Dannel P. Malloy unveiled the new campaign on Monday, saying that Connecticut "has ...
Connecticut governor signs death penalty repeal billThe Valley Catholic Online
Connecticut Repeal of Capital Punishment Signals National

AP Exclusive: Connecticut killer on death row says he considers requesting ...
Minneapolis Star Tribune
A man on Connecticut's death row for the murder of a suburban mother and her two daughters says he believes the only way he will be put to death is if he volunteers for lethal injection. Joshua Komisarjevsky, who was condemned to die for a brutal 2007 ...
Connecticut killer on death row gives first interview behind barsallvoices
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Skechers Shoe Settlement: Connecticut Will Get $88000
Hartford Courant
Attorney General George Jepsen said Connecticut, the FTC and 41 states and the District of Columbia, coordinated settlement agreements with Skechers, which is based in Manhattan Beach, Calif. While Skechers did not admit to any wrongdoing, ...
AG joins multistate settlement with Skechers USAConnectcut Plus

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