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Crowds, Lamont come out for New Canaan sidewalk sale - Vimarsana News

Crowds, Lamont come out for New Canaan sidewalk sale

More than 75 vendors and organizations participated in Saturday’s event, which filled...

Money well spent? State budget directs $876 million in attempt to bolster, replicate megasite successes - Vimarsana News

Money well spent? State budget directs $876 million in attempt to bolster, replicate megasite successes

North Carolina legislative budget writers have embraced a version of the “success begets success” mantra when it comes to economic-development expectations for the next fiscal year.

Medical debt bill could provide free, steeply discounted care for poverty, low-income households - Vimarsana News

Medical debt bill could provide free, steeply discounted care for poverty, low-income households

Tucked inside a bipartisan state House bill focused on consumer medical debt is language that could provide free medical care or steep financial discounts to lower-income families.

Facing pushback, developer seeks more time to answer complaints about Glastonbury apartment plan that includes affordable housing - Vimarsana News

Facing pushback, developer seeks more time to answer complaints about Glastonbury apartment plan that includes affordable housing

A developer’s proposal to build an apartment building in Glastonbury with nearly two dozen units set aside as affordable housing hit so much public opposition last month that the company wants a delay before the next public hearing.

State reminds candidates about political sign rules - Vimarsana News

State reminds candidates about political sign rules

Drivers traveling on North Carolina roadways are likely seeing a lot of campaign signs ahead of the May 17 primary election.