Originally published as a new release on ct.gov photo: A gathering of a significant number of young adults seen recently in Stony Creek. (HARTFORD, CT) – Governor Ned Lamont and Department of Public Health (DPH) Acting Commissioner Dr. Deidre S. Gifford…
Guest blog by Kristi Kelly, Suisman Shapiro Having a female lawyer can provide a level of personal comfort for some clients. Similar to seeking a female doctor, prospective clients routinely consider gender when seeking a lawyer’s legal advice and advocacy. I…
Photo Credit: Stonington Vineyard Dinner, a glass of wine, live music—the perfect summer evening! Venues around the region are hosting events that safely distance while bringing the tunes together. Rocks 21 Great music and delicious food come together with a…
Guest blog by The Human Resource Consortium, LLC The Department of Labor issued new prototype FMLA Notices and Certification Forms on July 16, 2020 after receiving “substantial public input.” Some of the forms were entirely reorganized and revamped, while others…
On July 14, Senator Richard Blumenthal joined the Chamber and community members for updates on the federal response to COVID-19 and the programs he is working toward implementing in support of healthcare workers, businesses, and education. He covered the defense…
We’ve updated our listings of open businesses, museums, shopping, hotels, and fun venues. Let us know what’s up at your business and provide the best link for up-to-date info—your website or social media. Shop, dine and enjoy our member businesses by bookmarking this…
Restaurants Expand to Indoor Dining in Phase 2 Reopen As the state reopens, restaurants are able to offer more ways for you to enjoy delicious dishes: outdoor, indoor, carry out, or delivery. Follow the link to local restaurants’ websites or…
Guest post from Ashley Pereira, Career In STEM It is no secret that school (and life as we know it!) has dramatically changed in recent months. Yet something has remained the same amidst the chaos: tremendous workforce demands, particularly in…
As we face the challenges of coronavirus as a nation, the local real estate market remains strong and more housing is being developed to house the new labor market moving into the region. We have a lot to offer, especially now…
On July 7, the Chamber hosted Waterford First Selectman Rob Brule and East Lyme State Representative Holly Cheeseman for a teleconference. The elected officials provided updates on the town’s responses to COVID, including action to support small businesses impacted by the crisis….