Greg Bordonaro

Editor at Hartford Business Journal

Connecticut Content Director at New Haven Biz

Editor of Hartford Business Journal and New Haven Biz

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Bordonaro: Regulatory reform must be a priority for CT Democrats

3 days ago | hartfordbusiness.com | Greg Bordonaro

During a news conference earlier this month at a union headquarters in New Haven, Gov. Ned Lamont urged state lawmakers to support a bill that creates new regulations on the state’s warehouse industry. The Democratic governor’s proposal, which has already passed out of the Labor and Public Employees Committee, sets rules around workplace production quotas to ensure, according to Lamont, that workers know how their performance is measured.
Chase Bank gains approval for new CT branches

1 week ago | hartfordbusiness.com | Greg Bordonaro

JPMorgan Chase Bank will continue its branch expansion in Connecticut this year. The New York-based money-center lender has gained approval from the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency to open branches in Cheshire and Torrington. In November, the bank also disclosed plans to open a branch in Old Saybrook, at the northwest corner of Boston Post Road and Denmore Lane. The new Cheshire branch will be located in The Shops at Stone Bridge, a new mixed-use development in town.
CT-based chimney cleaning company relocating HQ to Berlin

2 weeks ago | hartfordbusiness.com | Greg Bordonaro

A Vernon-based chimney cleaning company has purchased an office/flex building in Berlin, where it will relocate its headquarters, according to a broker involved in the deal. Spotless Chimney has purchased the 18,000-square-foot building at 124 White Oak Drive for $1.77 million, according to Luke Massirio and Jay Morris, of O,R&L Commercial LLC, which brokered the deal.
Aetna parent CVS Health announces C-suite shake-up

2 weeks ago | hartfordbusiness.com | Greg Bordonaro

CVS Health, parent company of Hartford health insurer Aetna, announced it has named two new C-suite executives. Brian Newman will take over as executive vice president and chief financial officer on May 12, replacing Tom Cowhey, who will transition to serve as a strategic advisor to CVS Health President and CEO David Joyner. Dr. Amy Compton-Phillips has been named CVS Health’s new executive vice president and chief medical officer, also reporting to Joyner.
UConn women’s victory parade in Hartford moved to Sunday

2 weeks ago | hartfordbusiness.com | Greg Bordonaro

UConn Husky fans will have to wait an extra day to celebrate the women’s basketball team’s 12th national championship. Gov. Ned Lamont on Wednesday pushed back the date of the UConn women’s victory parade in Hartford by one day to Sunday because of the threat of rain on Saturday. The parade will step off from the State Capitol at 1 p.m. Sunday, at the intersection of Trinity and Elm streets.
CT post-acute care property sells for $3.2M

2 weeks ago | hartfordbusiness.com | Greg Bordonaro

A post-acute care property in New London has sold for $3.2 million, property records show. The Beechwood Manor property, at 31 Vauxhall St., traded hands on March 3. The buyer was Beechwood SNF Propco LLC. The limited liability company lists another LLC — Beechwood SNF Holdco — as its managing member. Beechwood SNF Holdco is controlled by Raymond A. Dennehy III, who lists a Princeton, Mass., business address; Steven L.
Waterbury utility contractor says it's conducting ‘mass layoff’

2 weeks ago | hartfordbusiness.com | Greg Bordonaro

A Waterbury-based electrical contractor says it is laying off 37 workers after it lost a major contract with Eversource. Feeney Brothers Excavation LLC in a Worker Adjustment and Retraining Notification Act notice to the state Department of Labor said Eversource, one of its largest clients, terminated a contract effective immediately.
Historic hospitality property in coastal village of Niantic sells for $3.2M

2 weeks ago | hartfordbusiness.com | Greg Bordonaro

The historic Morton House in Niantic has sold for $3.2 million. The hospitality property, at 215 Main St., was purchased on March 20 by ZDM Properties LLC, a limited liability company controlled by East Lyme resident and local developer David Preka, state and local property record shows. The Morton House was built in 1868 and has been in operation for over a century, according to the website Historic Buildings of Connecticut.
Developer proposes 10-lot residential subdivision in Meriden

2 weeks ago | hartfordbusiness.com | Greg Bordonaro

A developer proposing a 10-lot residential subdivision in Meriden has received conditional approval to move forward with the project. Akshay Patel, doing business as 196 Bee Street LLC, has submitted an application to Meriden’s Planning Commission to build the homes in three phases on a nearly 4-acre site at 196 Bee Street. The site is currency grassy, with a basketball court, sidewalks and steep slope toward I-91, according to the project application.
Newington printing-equipment supplier purchased by Florida-based private equity firm

2 weeks ago | hartfordbusiness.com | Greg Bordonaro

A Newington-based printing-equipment supplier has been sold to a private equity firm. MKM Importers Inc. has been purchased by the Righting Group LLC, according to New Haven-based M&A firm Woodbridge, which represented MKM in the deal. Transaction terms weren't disclosed. MKM Importers is a supplier of pre-owned printing presses and binding equipment. The company lists its headquarters at 152 Rockwell Road, in Newington.