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As Budget Negotiations Begin, Will UConn Pull Out of XL Center? - Vimarsana News

As Budget Negotiations Begin, Will UConn Pull Out of XL Center?

The University of Connecticut’s president said that Governor Ned Lamont’s proposed budget falls short of adequately funding the university and, if faced...

Source: necn.com
As Budget Negotiations Begin, Will UConn Pull Out of XL Center? - Vimarsana News

As Budget Negotiations Begin, Will UConn Pull Out of XL Center?

The University of Connecticut’s president said that Governor Ned Lamont’s proposed budget falls short of adequately funding the university and, if faced...

An oasis of peace, pastries and pretty flowers: Bloom Bake Shop opens on Pratt Street in Hartford - Vimarsana News

An oasis of peace, pastries and pretty flowers: Bloom Bake Shop opens on Pratt Street in Hartford

Bloom Bake Shop just opened on Pratt Street in downtown Hartford, one of the earliest HartLift grantee restaurants to open for business.

Flower themed bake shop opens storefront in Hartford, Conn. - Vimarsana News

Flower themed bake shop opens storefront in Hartford, Conn.

Bloom Bake Shop opened in September 2020, and they are expanding into a storefront on Pratt Street in Hartford.

Source: fox61.com
Hartford officials announce grants for 15 new and expanding businesses - Vimarsana News

Hartford officials announce grants for 15 new and expanding businesses

Hartford officials, on Tuesday, announced 15 grants of up to $150,000 to help open new retail and restaurant businesses, or expand new ones. The city announced its “Hart Lift” grant program in December, using $6 million in federal stimulus funds to revive a retail and restaurant scene ravaged by the pandemic. Under the program, property owners can qualify for up to $150,000 to outfit first-floor spaces for retail and restaurant businesses.