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MCKINLEY ALBERT
KESHIA ASHE
JILL BUBAN
STEPHEN CARRABBA
LETICIA COLON DE MEJIAS
ERIN M. CONCEPCIÓN
MOLLY DEVANNEY
JENNIFER R. FIERECK
BETSEY CASTLE GAINEY
MARTIN GUGLIOTTI
BRYAN HALL II
BENJAMIN HOWARTH
LINDSAY RYAN JENSEN
ASHLEY (AJ) JOHNSON
GARRETT KENNY
VINCENZO M. LANDINO
HEATHER LORANGER
ASHLEY M. MAAGERO
KIM MARGOLIS
LINDSEY MATHIEU
TRACY I. MCKAVENEY
RYAN MCKEEN
ADAM MCLAUGHLIN
H. SCOTT MILLER
ALISON MORRIS
PETER J. MURPHY
KRISTINA NEWMAN-SCOTT
BRANDON OJAKIAN
MICHELLE M. PANDOLFI
ERIN PIRRO
KEN PROCINO
STEVEN RAIDER-GINSBURG
BRIAN RICH
MATTHEW RITTER
ROBERT RUFFOLO
ZACHARY SCHWARTZ
JARRETT SOLOMON
ERICA ANN THOMPSON
JASON J. WARNKE
TIM YERGEAU
JENNIFER YOUNG
CHRISTOPHER R. ZITO
Hartford's Trinity College
names Massachusetts scholar
and neuroscientist Joanne Berger
Sweeney as its first female and
African-American president.
Glastonbury's Rockville
Bank and United Bank in West
Springfield complete their merger,
creating United Financial
Bancorp.
Bristol sports network ESPN
opens its new 194,000-square-
foot digital production facility
that houses the popular program
"SportsCenter."
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Pratt & Whitney announced it will
build a new headquarters in East
Hartford and invest as much as $4.5
billion in its Connecticut facilities in
exchange for state incentives.
