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Flooded Rye antiques dealer sues New Rochelle insurer for $180,000
M.L. Bruenn had a special duty to Rotondo, the complaint argues, because after more than 30 years of providing insurance advice and services, it should have known York Antiques' precise needs. The post Flooded Rye antiques dealer sues New Rochelle insurer for $180,000 appeared first on Westfair Communications.
Subway relocates HQ from Milford to Shelton
The company has been in the state since 1965. The post Subway relocates HQ from Milford to Shelton appeared first on Westfair Communications.
70% of Darien senior housing complex sells for $7.5M
CBRE coordinated the transaction. The post 70% of Darien senior housing complex sells for $7.5M appeared first on Westfair Communications.
Lamont waives fees on state agencies’ transactions
Lamont said residents and businesses will save approximately $6 million. The post Lamont waives fees on state agencies’ transactions appeared first on Westfair Communications.
Rhinebeck horse farm once owned by Mafia boss listed for $1.5M
Anthony “Fat Tony” Salerno once owned the 98-acre property. The post Rhinebeck horse farm once owned by Mafia boss listed for $1.5M appeared first on Westfair Communications.
Pfizer executives receive Rockland County award for vaccine development
Pfizer was cited for the speed in developing the Covid-19 vaccine. The post Pfizer executives receive Rockland County award for vaccine development appeared first on Westfair Communications.
Israeli elections may delay purchase of Sikorsky’s CH-53K helicopters
Israel had four legislative elections between 2019 and 2021. The post Israeli elections may delay purchase of Sikorsky’s CH-53K helicopters appeared first on Westfair Communications.
U.S. and world news for June 27
Russia defaults on debt: For the first time in more than 100 years, Russia has defaulted on foreign debt payments. The grace period for Russia to pay interest on bonds ran out yesterday and today Russian President Vladimir Putin is trying to convince the financial world that his country really has the money to pay up […]
BANK WELCOMES NEW CORPORATORS
Three new corporators — Adam Hirsch, Allison Gagliardi and Kevin McKiernan — were elected at the June 15 corporators meeting of First County Bank in Stamford. Corporator is a unique role offered to community representatives and thought leaders, who promote the mission and vision of the bank while supporting the business community and nonprofit development. […]
VANESSA WILLIAMS WOWS GUESTS
Children’s Learning Centers of Fairfield County (CLC) celebrated 120 years of service to the community by hosting its annual gala titled “120 Club: An Evening with Vanessa Williams” on June 3 raising more than $500,000 at Serafina at the Italian Center of Stamford. Williams wowed the crowd with a mixture of her classic hits and […]

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