Tag: Bridgeport

The city was cited for its unemployment, crime, poverty and weather.

An employer may exclude those with Covid-19, or symptoms associated with the virus, from the workplace because “their presence would pose a direct threat to the health or safety of others,” according to the latest guidance from the U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission.

“It's obviously not as busy as it should be due to Covid,” said Rae.

“The terrorists, traitors and enablers who instigated, aided, and abetted this coup -- including those in Congress -- must be held accountable and never walk these halls of democracy again," said Connecticut Attorney General William Tong.

This marks the first time that a Connecticut business received a $10,000 fine for violating the governor's executive orders.

The city has been the focus of the bank’s expansion plans for several years.

Pending work on the project includes the construction of a supermarket and retail space.

The business will be based at the former site of Walrus and Carpenter.

The term, which used to mean a focus on amenities, has shifted to securing tenants' health, says Geoffrey Fay, a partner in Bridgeport law firm Pullman & Comley’s Real Estate Department.

Multi-family has been stable, and single-family has been on fire," enthused People's United Bank Executive Vice President Marjan Murray at the Construction Institute's annual Fairfield County Economic Forum.

The first funding initiative will support Bridgeport Public Schools teachers.

"People are thinking differently about the state," Mounds said, "not just from a professional standpoint but from a family values and family health standpoint as well.”

“For us to be successful, we need smart people to come here to learn – and we need those smart people to stay here and work," John Traynor, executive vice president and chief investment officer at the Bridgeport-based bank, said.

The development is on the former site of the Showcase Cinemas multiplex.

The university plans to host STEM-focused student events.