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Koskoff collaborated with his son Jacob on the screenplay of the 2017 film “Marshall,” about the life of Thurgood Marshall.

"I’ve always been someone who could not live in a place that is totally landlocked," said Scully.

"We will keep our focus on providing a great customer experience, and delivering that experience in a high-tech environment," says Sara Longobardi, senior executive vice president of retail banking.

The 72-year-old Wilcox plans to move with his wife to Florida where he will serve as pastor of Restoration Fellowship Church of Lakeland.

The collective and class-action suit alleges a failure to pay overtime and the unlawful deduction of wages from some 400 home health aides.

“Connecticut is not a good place to do business right now,” says Mark Szamatulski, co-owner of Veracious Brewing Co. in Monroe. “None of us make the rules, and if they can just keep shifting them around to benefit the bigger guys, where does that leave us?”

The Bridgeport company has about 8,000 units in operation across construction sites, special events and municipal settings.

The Infinity deal represents GoodWorks’ first venture into owning and operating a concert venue.

"The $25 million needed for this project is finally in place," said Ganim about the long-stalled Congress Street Bridge project.

The BSB deal is the latest in a series of pickups by People’s. In January it acquired VAR Technology Finance, a private, independent leasing and finance company that was folded into its LEAF Commercial Capital subsidiary, which itself was acquired by People’s in 2017.

Average tuition and fees at CSCU universities -- including WestConn in Danbury -- will increase by $479 or 4.4 percent for an in-state undergraduate commuter student and by $860 or 3.6 percent for in-state residential students.

Vickers was previously alumni and events coordinator at Housatonic Community College.

Hulburt was previously senior vice president of program operations at Wholesome Wave in Bridgeport.

An unnamed airline has expressed interest in bringing commercial service back to Bridgeport-owned Sikorsky, which hasn't offered commercial flights since the mid-1990s.

The draft acknowledged Bridgeport's 22.1 percent poverty rate and 23 percent food insecurity rate.