Phil Hall
Phil Hall is a former United Nations-based reporter for Fairchild Broadcast News, the author of eight books (including the upcoming "The Weirdest Movie Ever Made"), the host of the SoundCloud podcast "The Online Movie Show" and a writer with credits in The New York Times, New York Daily News, Hartford Courant, Wired, The Hill's Congress Blog and Profit Confidential.
SoNo Collection’s Friday opening to feature a handful of stores
Some of the new tenant stores are not expected to open until early next year.
Former Waldenbooks HQ in Stamford sold for $12.44M
General Electric Capital acquired the property in 1995 and sold it 10 years later for $17 million.
Norwalk urgent care provider reaches ADA settlement with feds
U.S. Attorney John H. Dunham praised the facility for being cooperative in the settlement agreement.
Charter Communications names Bill Archer as president of Spectrum Enterprise
Archer was previously managing director of business at eir Group, a communications services in Ireland.
Bed Bath & Beyond stores in region face potential closings
No locations have been identified for closure.
Bonchon Chicken opens first regional eatery in Fairfield
This is the first Bonchon Chicken location in Fairfield County and the fifth in Connecticut.
UConn debuts tuition-free program for low-income Connecticut residents
UConn’s tuition is $13,798 at the in-state level for the current academic year.
Westchester Community College, Pace sign transfer agreement
“The college is deeply committed to helping our students succeed,” said Belinda S. Miles, president at Westchester Community College.
Suite Talk: Brian Higgins, founder and CEO of Aditum
"The Empire State Building would be an ideal deployment," said Higgins.
Danbury financial planner brings first Singularity University chapter to region
Reby is also looking to attract interest from Litchfield County and Hartford.
Connecticut reports first vaping-related death
This marks the 19th confirmed death nationally tied to vaping-related lung injury.
Nivea launches Rethink Soft campaign to promote acts of kindness
Nivea will donate $1.00 from every product purchase to Kindness.org, up to $200,000 through Dec. 31.
Cello and cinema: The two worlds of Westport’s Joel L. Freedman
Freedman is amused when people call him a "Renaissance man."
Stamford commercial property sells for $2.15M
The building will become the headquarters of Innovative Network Solutions, an IT consulting firm.
2020 opening date announced for Legoland New York Resort
The 150-acre attraction is being promoted as the largest Legoland theme park.