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Celebrity chef Tyler Anderson, nonprofit Hands on Hartford teaming up to open new gourmet, pay-what-you-can restaurant - Vimarsana News

Celebrity chef Tyler Anderson, nonprofit Hands on Hartford teaming up to open new gourmet, pay-what-you-can restaurant

Gather55 will open at the 55 Bartholomew Ave. with a prix fixe gourmet menu from a rotation of guest chefs and Hands on Hartford.

Why the Hartford Regional Market could hold a key to fewer future food shortages in Connecticut - Vimarsana News

Why the Hartford Regional Market could hold a key to fewer future food shortages in Connecticut

A revitalized Hartford Regional Market could help farmers get more of what they grow on local store shelves and in restaurants.

Trailblazing sneaker store Rundown Hartford brings streetwear downtown - Vimarsana News

Trailblazing sneaker store Rundown Hartford brings streetwear downtown

Rundown Hartford is primarily a sneaker shop specializing in high-end items from footwear to clothing on Pratt Street.

Connecticut lobbyists back at Capitol after two years to influence legislation - Vimarsana News

Connecticut lobbyists back at Capitol after two years to influence legislation

Lobbying is the art of personal persuasion, reading body language, and making follow-up points. That is very hard to do on the phone or on Zoom.

Redevelopment of Hartford-owned Arrowhead Cafe block near Dunkin' Donuts Park getting bigger. See what other buildings are now part of the $17.5 million project - Vimarsana News

Redevelopment of Hartford-owned Arrowhead Cafe block near Dunkin' Donuts Park getting bigger. See what other buildings are now part of the $17.5 million project

The redevelopment of a long-blighted corner northwest of Dunkin’ Donuts Park in Hartford is expanding in scope to include two neighboring historic buildings.