Gregory Stroud

On Tuesday, I sat down with Scott Spencer, Chief Operating Officer of AmeristarRail, to talk about his private equity group's proposal to take over rail service on the Northeast Corridor. I'm joined be reporter and co-host Brian Scott-Smith

Details matter at MŌLÌ, a Chinese restaurant and bar on Greenwich Ave. styling itself after 1940s Shanghai. The rice is perfect. The kitchen, under the direction of Chef Luis Parreira is skillful. The drinks compare favorably to better-known and award-winning bars elsewhere in the state. The service is affable. The dining room is handsome.

At 16 she was a mother. By 20, she had borrowed enough to buy a ticket from Ecuador to El Salvador, to avoid the perils of the

As Silicon Valley pours hundreds of billions of dollars into an artificial intelligence arms race, a parallel battle is unfolding over something far less visible but just as consequential: Netflix and a legion of tech giants — such as Apple, Microsoft, and Google — are quietly collaborating to seize control of the technologies behind video streaming.

“I think David has carved out his own space in Mystic and he’s making food that’s pretty, pretty, specific” – that’s how Ned Baldwin, the chef-owner of Houseman in New […]

OLD SAYBROOK – With renovations well underway and approvals pending before local zoning, Chef Colt Taylor said he'd like to re-open the town's iconic James Pharmacy by mid-June.

It seems likely that former New Britain Mayor Erin Stewart broke the law – probably a number of laws – and various ethics rules by using a city credit for tens of thousands of dollars of personal expenses.

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In a world of single-issue advocacy pitching big solutions to even bigger problems, like housing, Julie Savin is a generalist and pragmatic.

To the Editor: I have recently heard that Bonnie Reemsnyder has been put forward by the DTC as a candidate to fill Michael Folgiano's seat on Zoning.