Connecticut restaurants have had a tough year as COVID-19 has forced temporary and permanent closures and made some customers skittish about eating out.
Now a Connecticut tech startup is developing a new web-based platform that aims to give diners reassurance that the restaurant they’re eating at is following proper health codes and protocols.
DineSafe has six co-founders who all live or have roots in Connecticut including CEO Ryan O’Donnell, a Hartford lawyer who also serves as general counsel for the Connecticut Restaurant Association, a lobbying group that has been at the forefront of promoting policies to keep eateries afloat amid the pandemic.
Did 2020 feel helpless? Take 2021 into your own hands with help from this Louisville mentalist Maggie Menderski, Louisville Courier Journal
After the 2020 we’ve all had, the only reasonable New Years resolution seemed to be to survive another year.
Steve Haffner had other ideas, though.
As far as he was concerned, that was all the more reason to make sure this year was better. The bar to have a happier 2021 than what we lived through in 2020 was already pretty low, but that shouldn t stop you from working on yourself.
So Haffner, a Louisville-based decision performance specialist, and I spent about an hour on Zoom talking through the proper ways to make and keep New Year s resolutions.
Airlines are set for big losses in the fourth quarter, though they’re hoping for a pricing recovery to take hold later this year. For now, the timing remains a question. But for passengers, this could be the time to book travel to lock in below-average fares. Fares could jump 25% from current levels once travel …
Jan 8, 2021
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Airlines are set for big losses in the fourth quarter, though they’re hoping for a pricing recovery to take hold later this year. For now, the timing remains a question.
But for passengers, this could be the time to book travel to lock in below-average fares.
Fares could jump 25% from current levels once travel confidence is restored, predicts Steve Hafner, CEO of travel-booking site Kayak.
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The Fort Wayne Police and Allen County Sheriff s departments hand out toys during a toy giveaway hosted by Vorderman Volkswagen on Saturday morning.
Katie Fyfe | The Journal Gazette
Fort Wayne Police Capt. P.J. Smith hands out toys during a toy giveaway as part of a First Responders Children’s Foundation program Saturday morning at Vorderman Volkswagen.
Katie Fyfe | The Journal Gazette Vorderman Volkswagen partners with the First Responders Children’s Foundation based in New York to host a toy drive giveaway on Saturday morning.
Katie Fyfe | The Journal Gazette Vorderman Volkswagen partners with the First Responders Children’s Foundation based in New York to host a toy drive giveaway on Saturday morning.