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Something for everybody : Restaurant veterans to open steak and seafood restaurant in Cheshire
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Bone in Prime co-owners Enzo Beskovic, left, and Fico Cecunjanin outside the Cheshire eatery under construction on Feb.12, 2021.Arnold Gold / Hearst Connecticut Media
CHESHIRE Enzo Beskovic had a simple answer about why he and his business partner, Fico Cecunjanin, chose to open a steak and seafood place in the town’s north end.
Because the north end doesn’t “already have one,” Beskovic said.
When it opens sometime in March, the partners’ restaurant Bone In Prime will have undergone a $700,000 renovation. The nearly 7,600-square-foot space previously had been home to Perfectly Prepared, which started selling prepared, heat-and-serve meals, in fall 2018 before it closed at the start of the pandemic.
Virgil Lloyd of Chester named president of environment association
Feb. 12, 2021
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Fuss & O’Neill Senior Vice President Virgil Lloyd, PE has been named the 2021 President of the New England Water Environment AssociationContributed photo
CHESTER - Fuss & O’Neill Senior Vice President Virgil Lloyd, PE, a Chester resident, has been named the 2021 President of the New England Water Environment Association, according to a statement.
Lloyd has more than four decades in wastewater systems engineering, and has been with Fuss & O’Neill for 20 years. He has served as past chair of NEWEA’s CSO/Wet Weather Issues Committee and is an active board member of the Connecticut Water Pollution Abatement Association. As president of NEWEA, he has identified a theme of focusing on inclusion, diversity, and equity, according to the statement.
Comcast tells Connecticut, other states it will delay internet data cap, price hike
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Cable TV and internet provider Comcast seemed headed for a showdown with the attorneys general of Connecticut and Pennsylvania over plans to enforce broadband service data caps and surcharges.
But on Wednesday, the Philadephia-based company bought a little extra time to figure out its next move.
Comcast officials said the company will suspend until July the implementation of its data caps and new fees for heavy users of the company’s high speed internet service in more than a dozen states. Prior to Wednesday’s announcement, the data cap and surcharges were set to begin in March.
In 2020, Warm the Children helped needy through virtual means
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Warm the Children, sponsored by the Middletown Kiwanis Club, takes donations to buy warm winter clothing for families in need.Contributed photo / Warm the Children
The Middletown Kiwanis Warm The Children project serves 565 children from 246 families in midst of COVID 19 pandemic. My involvement with the Middletown program began when I joined the Kiwanis Club. As a volunteer shopper, I would meet a family at Walmart and shop with them for warm winter attire.
Most of our families are referred by the public elementary and middle schools, as well as a few social service agencies from our service area, which includes Middletown, Cromwell, Portland, Middlefield, Durham, East Hampton and Haddam. Each child is allotted up to $90 to spend on new winter attire ($70 if under 4).