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33 homicides were reported on the Island of Montreal last year — down from 41 in 2022.

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Over the past three years — driven in part by pandemic-related challenges and downsizing — there has been a sharp uptick in startup businesses founded by women and minority entrepreneurs. Women accounted for 49% of new businesses in the U.S. in 2021, up from 28% in 2019, according to data from the World Economic Forum. Three times more Black-owned businesses were founded over the same time frame.  Despite those positive trends, both women and minority groups remain largely underrepresented when it comes to receiving venture capital. 

A group of students at Narragansett Regional High School recently held a fundraiser to benefit the Templeton Food Pantry.

A number of high-profile Connecticut startups have been acquired in recent months, raising some concerns about their future growth in the state, especially with new influences from out-of-state owners. But beyond the jobs concerns, business experts and boosters say the deals offer proof that Connecticut is cultivating a strong innovation ecosystem that could hopefully yield more successful startups in the future.