Dr. G. Duncan Harris, has been appointed the permanent CEO of Capital Community College. Prior to the permanent appointment, he served in an interim capacity as CEO at CCC since July 2018. Prior to this apointment he worked at Manchester Community College for 22 years, 12 years as a member of the college administration. Dr. Harris is a familiar face to the Greater Hartford business and civic community and he serves on the boards of FoodShare, Capital Workforce Partners, the Urban League, and Windsor Federal Bank.

Community Health Resources (CHR), the state’s most comprehensive, nonprofit behavioral healthcare agency and the only agency in Connecticut to meet rigorous federal criteria as a Certified Community Behavioral Health Clinic (CCBHC), recently was awarded a CCBHC Expansion Grant from the U.S. Substance Abuse and Mental Health Administration to enhance and expand a range of vital services for people of all ages.

HERO HOTLINE is a Free Resource to Help Frontline Workers and Anyone Struggling with Ongoing Stress of the Coronavirus Crisis!Community Health Resources (CHR), the state’s most comprehensive nonprofit behavioral healthcare agency, today launched a new hotline to provide immediate assistance to anyone who is struggling with acute stress during the ongoing coronavirus crisis.

Attorneys from Pullman & Comley’s Real Estate, Municipal Law, and Property Tax and Valuation practices will address challenges faced by businesses and commercial landlords in the firm’s Responding to COVID-19 Webinar Series Part VIII: Reopening Connecticut: What Commercial Landlords and Tenants Should Know Now and in the Months Ahead on Wednesday, May 27, from 10:00 a.m. – 11:00 a.m.

The New England Air Museum will be reopening its five acre outdoor grounds for the 3 day Memorial Day Weekend, and then 5 days/week starting on May 28.

Firm to lead oversight of Connecticut-wide virtual clinic as part of national program

New York, May 14, 2020 – Connecticut Gov. Ned Lamont has issued two emergency executive orders, one protecting the shareholders of stock corporations and one protecting members of nonstock corporations (frequently, charities) that are required by law to hold in-person annual meetings.

$375,000 in new funding from Bank of America, Travelers and City of Hartford responds to overwhelming demand from local small businesses for support of up to $10,000 o make lease or mortgage payments, pay salaries, make vendor payments, pay taxes, or make modifications to their physical space or technology to comply with social distancing guidelines.