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Rocky Hill-based Respira Counseling and Wellness offered pilates, plants and personal charcuterie boards at its women’s retreat in Hartford.
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La empresaria puertorriqueña de Hartford opera su negocio de café Hasta Luego Friend en un tráiler clásico y fundó un colectivo queer en varios bares de la ciudad.
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The Puerto Rican coffee business owner from Hartford runs Hasta Luego Friend out of a vintage trailer and founded a queer collective at bars around town.
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The CBIA calls the Stanley Black & Decker plant closure in New Britain “disappointing” and urges policy reforms to help Connecticut retain and grow manufacturing jobs.
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Gold’s wild price swings are making headlines. UConn’s Rosa Y.C. Chen explains what the volatility means — and doesn’t mean — for Connecticut pensions, taxes and investors.
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Half a dozen Connecticut chefs and eateries are representing the state in this year’s James Beard Awards semifinals.
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Kayla Lalles tried the traditional Puerto Rican holiday drink for the first time at 25 years old. Now, the Hartford native sells hundreds of bottles every Christmas season.
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Con raíces en Toa Alta y San Lorenzo, Kayla Lalles Silva probó la bebida por primera vez a los 25 años, cuando asumió la tradición familiar.
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Two reporters, one in Connecticut and one in Puerto Rico, shop for the ingredients for traditional holiday dishes to compare grocery bills.
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New Haven Restaurant Week features just over 20 of the Elm City’s top restaurants which are featuring a variety of cultural cuisines such as Spanish and Belgian-inspired menus.