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Read / Add Comments A local mom-and-pop shop that's been an institution for nearly 170 years in Connecticut will be packing its bags for good. The owners of Wagner’s Fine Luggage and Gifts in Fairfield County, located in the High Ridge Shopping Center in Stamford, are retiring.  One of the oldest luggage stores in the country, the shop has been a staple in the community since its opening in 1853. The current owners have served their customers for over a century. The Wolfe family acquired Wagner’s in 1963 when it was located on Greenwich Avenue.  The store moved to its cur...

Read / Add Comments A local mom-and-pop shop that's been an institution for nearly 170 years in Connecticut will be packing its bags for good. The owners of Wagner’s Fine Luggage and Gifts in Fairfield County, located in the High Ridge Shopping Center in Stamford, are retiring.  One of the oldest luggage stores in the country, the shop has been a staple in the community since its opening in 1853. The current owners have served their customers for over a century. The Wolfe family acquired Wagner’s in 1963 when it was located on Greenwich Avenue.  The store moved to its cur...

Kitsap County commissioners criticize state reopening plan, vaccine rollout Christian Vosler and Austen Macalus, Kitsap Sun © Debbie Gilman, Kitsap County, Contributed photo Kitsap County Commissioners (2019), l-r, Rob Gelder, Charlotte Garrido, Ed Wolfe New reopening plans unveiled by state leaders earlier this month have come under fire from Kitsap County’s Board of Commissioners as well as other local government and public health officials, who say the phased strategy lacks input from local leaders and creates uncertainty for businesses unsure if they will be allowed t...

For a woman in rural Sigel, cooking for a large group of people is second nature. Casey Walk of rural Sigel has five kids and husband to cook for everyday and thought she might take her cooking experience to the next level: A food truck business. Casey Walk is co-owner of Gate to Plate mobile food truck along with her husband Brad Walk. Gate to Plate is a Sigel based business that travels to several area communities for events, rodeos, festivals, fundraisers and auctions.Charles Mills Daily News “I’m really not afraid to try new things and I had this idea. We have five kids, so it s...

In the other way. one thing that's important to note is when you think of that corporate tax cut, one of the things we know is going to happen because frankly it's already been happening, it's already priced into the stock market is that share prices in corporations are going to go up. now, i've heard numerous pundits say that would be good for everyone because everybody owns some stock. in fact, more than half of people don't own any stock. but if you look at the value of the stock market and who holds it, 84% of the stock market, these are new data out from ed wolfe from nyu. 84% of the stoc...