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CT auditor claims animation company Blue Sky Studios received $49 million in excessive tax credits

CT auditor claims animation company Blue Sky Studios received $49 million in excessive tax credits
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Former Connecticut Gov. Dan Malloy, center, in June 2011 at Blue Sky Studios in Greenwich, Conn., alongside Catherine Smith who led the Connecticut Department of Economic and Community Development during Malloy’s administration; and Brian Keane, then chief operating officer of Blue Sky.Helen Neafsey / ST
As Walt Disney backs up the trucks in Greenwich to load up the remnants of Blue Sky Studios the animation studio is set to close next week is it making off with $49 million in Connecticut incentives that never should have been awarded? ....

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'A validation of mission and strategy': The pandemic hasn't stopped Annie Lamont's Oak HC/FT from making major investments

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A validation of mission and strategy : The pandemic hasn t stopped Annie Lamont s Oak HC/FT from making major investments
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Oak HC/FT co-founders and managing partners Andrew Adams, left, Patricia Kemp, center, and Annie Lamont pose outside the Oak HC/FT office at Pickwick Plaza in Greenwich, Conn., on Monday, March 8, 2021. The Greenwich-based venture capital firm invests in early to growth-stage health care and financial technology companies.Tyler Sizemore / Hearst Connecticut MediaShow MoreShow Less
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Oak HC/FT co-founders and managing partners Andrew Adams, left, Patricia Kemp, center, and Annie Lamont pose outside the Oak HC/FT office at Pickwick Plaza in Greenwich, Conn., on Monday, March 8, 2021. The Greenwich-based venture capital firm invests in early to growth-stage health care and financial technology companies.Tyler Sizemore / Hearst Connecticut MediaShow MoreShow Less ....

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WellSpark Health in Farmington receives state incentives to add hundreds of workers

WellSpark Health in Farmington receives state incentives to add hundreds of workers
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Bert Wachtelhausen, president of WellSpark Health, in a YouTube clip posted by the University of Connecticut. (Screenshot via YouTube)
WellSpark Health, an affiliate of ConnectiCare, will add nearly 290 jobs with state assistance, as it helps other businesses save more than $1,600 annually in health costs for each person they employ by helping them stay on track with regimens for chronic conditions like diabetes.
WellSpark currently has 70 employees in Farmington, with the EmblemHealth subsidiary managing the Health Enhancement Program offered to state employees that keeps track of doctor’s checkups, dentist visits and eye exams among other tasks. ....

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CT to remove most COVID capacity limits starting March 19

CT to remove most COVID capacity limits starting March 19
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Gov. Ned LamontJohn Minchillo / Associated Press
On a day when Connecticut’s COVID positivity rate was the lowest it’s been in weeks, Gov. Ned Lamont announced a reopening plan Thursday that will allow restaurants and most businesses to return to full capacity this month.
But masks and social distancing will still be required.
Starting March 19, capacity limits will be lifted at all restaurants, retail stores, personal services facilities, houses of worship, museums, aquariums, zoos, office buildings and other similar businesses.
Commercial gatherings like wedding halls will be limited to 100 people indoors and 200 outside. Private residential gatherings will be limited to 25 people inside and 100 outside. ....

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Will Bridgeport amphitheater be able to host crowded concerts?

Will Bridgeport amphitheater be able to host crowded concerts?
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The newly named Hartford Healthcare Amphitheater, currently under construction in Bridgeport.Ned Gerard / Hearst Connecticut Media
BRIDGEPORT Picture a warm summer evening with thousands of music lovers packing the new amphitheater to enjoy their favorite musical act. They sing along, cheer, dance, sip cold local beer and munch on concessions from area vendors.
That scene, despite the year-old global coronavirus pandemic, is what the men behind Bridgeport’s 5,700-seat outdoor concert venue are envisioning as they ready to finally open after missing the 2019 and 2020 seasons.
But is it realistic?
“It’s not about us. It’s about the entertainer,” Saffan said Thursday. “Live Nation will book entertainers based on a certain level of income they can expect.” And that talent will not tour without full capacity crowds, Saffan said. ....

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