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The Place 2 Be, a comfort food and cocktail restaurant with two branches in Hartford, has expanded into West Hartford.

Blue Back Square Sold to Connecticut Real Estate Development Company Charter Realty Announced Sale Share this article WEST HARTFORD, Conn., May 25, 2021 /PRNewswire/ --  Charter Realty & Development Corp. is pleased to announce its recent acquisition of Blue Back Square, one of the most sought-after destinations in the region, boasting some of the finest entertainment, restaurant, retail, and housing experiences in the Greater Hartford region. Located at 65 Memorial Road, West Hartford, the property was purchased from Starwood Retail Partners which has owned the mixed-use development since 2...

Financial Times list of The Americas' Fastest Growing Companies 2021. This prestigious award is presented by the Financial Times and Statista Inc., the world-leading statistics portal and industry ranking provider. The FT The Americas' Fastest Growing Companies comprises the enterprises that contribute most heavily to economic growth. 500 companies are featured on the list, which was announced online on April 13, 2021 and can currently be viewed on the FT website. Out of the millions of active companies in North and South America, only 500 firms were awarded in the list, and Blueback Global ...

Sally Phillips to Star in 'How to Please a Woman' Australian Comedy Drama (EXCLUSIVE) Patrick Frater, provided by FacebookTwitterEmail Sally Phillips, the British actor known for her role in all three Bridget Jones movies, will head the cast of Australian comedy drama film “How to Please a Woman.” Pitched as a warmhearted look at sexuality and vulnerability at all stages of life, the film casts Phillips as a 50-something woman who has the inspired idea of launching an all-male house-cleaning service. But she must ask herself questions when the business grows out of control. More from Var...

"We are squirming, just waiting until we can reopen,” said Jen Alexander, the founder and executive director of Kidcity Children’s Museum in Middletown. March 11 will mark one year since the Middletown museum shut its doors.  Despite the state's plan to lift capacity restrictions later this month, visitors will have to keep waiting to explore their exhibits. "No, we won't be reopening for a while and I haven't really set a reopening date,” said Alexander. “People might be ready to go out to a restaurant grown-ups only, before they’re ready to go somewhere and play with their little...