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Biz Starts: These new Connecticut businesses launched in April - Vimarsana News

Biz Starts: These new Connecticut businesses launched in April

These new Connecticut businesses launched in the month of April. The business starts data is compiled by the Secretary of the State's office.  

Luxury home sales: 5,524-square-foot Rocky Hill home sells for $1.18M - Vimarsana News

Luxury home sales: 5,524-square-foot Rocky Hill home sells for $1.18M

Here's a listing of recent Greater Hartford luxury home sales. The data is provided by Evan Berman of the William Raveis Broder Team.

Connecticut hemp entrepreneurs open CBG business - Vimarsana News

Connecticut hemp entrepreneurs open CBG business

Two Connecticut entrepreneurs are hoping to take the cannabigerol (CBG) market by storm through a combination of a high-quality product and being one of the first companies to tap into this nascent portion of the hemp field.    Going by the name The CBG Gurus, Shawn Magill and Jacob Honig officially launched their line of CBG and CBD products earlier this month. While the cannabinoid CBD is widely available, the pair were drawn to the lesser-known CBG molecule when launching their business.   

Luxury home sales: 6,303-square-foot Simsbury home sells for $1.2M - Vimarsana News

Luxury home sales: 6,303-square-foot Simsbury home sells for $1.2M

Here's a listing of recent Greater Hartford luxury home sales. The data is provided by Evan Berman of the William Raveis Broder Team.    

Ahead of opening day, Lake Compounce moves to cashless payment systems - Vimarsana News

Ahead of opening day, Lake Compounce moves to cashless payment systems

Bristol amusement park Lake Compounce, which is gearing up for its April 30 opening day, announced Monday that it's moving to cashless payment systems.   Starting this year,  the park will only accept prepaid, credit or debit cards, as well as secure mobile payment systems like Apple Pay and Google Pay, the park said.   The switch will allow for “a smoother and safer experience for guests, cutting down on wait times and creating a better in-park experience,” the park said.