Recall: Cocoa Latte Hot Drink Maker

A small bushing in the machine can leach lead, the manufacturer says.

Entrepreneurs Needed to Sell Medical Marijuana

The fledgling industry tries to band together in response to Connecticut's legalization of medical marijuana.

Connecticut Gas Prices Down After Thanksgiving

The price per gallon dropped modestly in the past week and is down ten cents in a month.

Cyber Monday Deals from Target, Best Buy, Walmart and More

Let your fingers do the shopping with click-throughs to online deals promoted as Cyber Monday and Cyber Week specials, starting for some 2012 retailers as early as Sunday, Nov. 25, and extending through Dec. 1.

Connecticut Unemployment Back to 9 Percent

Job growth appears to be slowing and wages are on the decline.

Connecticut Gas Prices Continue Decline, Future Uncertain

Can gas prices get much lower during the holiday season?

Where to Find the Best Black Friday Deals

Black Friday, Small Business Saturday and Cyber Monday rule the shopping roost after Thanksgiving.

Shop Locally in Middlebury & Woodbury on Small Business Saturday

Start your holiday shopping at locally owned stores during Small Business Saturday 2012, taking place on November 24.

Jimmy's Southside: Seafood, Comfort Food & a Bar in Noroton Heights

Seafood delivered daily, a bar stocked by the owner of Glen Liquor, and a British chef just in from California mark this Noroton Heights restaurant just opened by the former owner of Jimmy's Seaside Tavern and the Boathouse.

Balloon Parade in Stamford: The Lorax Roams the Streets

After Stamford proved it was a green city, the Lorax agreed to join an all-star cast of massive balloons coming to the city for the balloon parade this year.

Fish Truck Public Hearing Continued Until December

Anton Gnoch is seeking to move his fish truck to the Sherman Village Plaza.

11 Woodbury Businesses Charged With Selling Alcohol to Minors

The Connecticut Department of Consumer Protection says the results are higher than average for its routine checks across the state.

Patch Partners Supports Small Businesses in Middlebury & Woodbury

AOL Chairman and CEO Tim Armstrong gives advice to small business owners via Patch Partners.

AARP: Beware of Scam Artists and 'Storm Chasers in Wake of Sandy

Also offered are tips to help homeowners and businesses avoid common repair scams.

Generators Sold at Costco Recalled Because of Possible Fuel Leaks

The generators, sold between December 2011 and July 2012, are at risk of leaking fuel, which poses a fire hazard.

What's Open in Middlebury & Woodbury Post-Hurricane Sandy

If you're a local business owner who is open for business post-Hurricane Sandy, please post your info in our comments section below to let readers know.

Halloween Candy Sales Bitten by Hurricane Sandy

Sales might not be as high due to the weather.

WPIX, Cablevision Strike Deal

For more than two months, Cablevision subscribers were unable to watch WPIX.

Report: Connecticut's Tax Burden Ranked Third Highest in U.S.

When state and local taxes are combined, Connecticut ranks below only New York and New Jersey.

Connecticut Gas Prices Drop 9 Cents in a Month

The price of gas is predicted to remain steady this winter.

Connecticut's eBook Buyers Receive Settlement Notices

The state won a $1.3 settlement from eBook publishers involved in price fixing. Attorney General George Jepsen says the payments are coming soon to consumers, according to this press release.

CT Gas Prices Down, Lower Prices Forecasted

Connecticut and the rest of the nation could be seeing some relief from its high gas prices, says one analyst.

National Unemployment Claims Drop to New Lows

The number of people filing new claims for unemployment benefits dropped to the lowest levels in years.

New Business May Open at Barn-Style Building in Woodbury

The rustic building on Main Street South in Woodbury may have a tenant after years of vacancy.

Massive Toyota Recall Because Of Car Fire Risk

2.5 million cars in the U.S. affected by faulty door switch - Subaru and General Motors could be involved as well

Fish Truck in Woodbury Seeks New Location

An application for Elliot's Seafood Truck to move across the street will come before the Zoning Commission at a future public hearing.

It's Connecticut Restaurant Week!

More than 100 restaurants across the state are taking part in the annual event.

Connecticut Apple Season Suffers, Prices Rise

Picking your own apples this season is much more difficult due to the weather.

Small Gas Price Drop in Connecticut, National Average Up

The price per gallon remains well above the $4 mark.

What's Open & Closed Columbus Day: Middlebury and Woodbury

Are banks and post offices open on Columbus Day 2012? Read on to find out what's open and closed on Monday, Oct. 8, 2012.

Record Halloween Spending Expected in 2012

According to one survey, Americans will spend billions on the holiday as a record number of people celebrate.

Gas Prices Again on the Rise in Connecticut

Nationally, prices went down. That wasn’t the case in Connecticut.

RECALL: Fresh Express Hearts of Romaine Salad

Bags of salad recalled due to potential contamination with Listeria monocytogenes, an organism which can cause serious and sometimes fatal infections

Connecticut Ranked 34th in Income Growth

The state saw modest income growth in the first half of 2012.

ATM Fees, Banking Prices at All-Time High

Accessing your money has never been more expensive, says one report.

Bacon Shortage Looming, Pork Industry Experts Warn

A worldwide shortage of pork products, wrought by the drought this year, is approaching, an industry trade group says.

Where to Get Free Coffee for National Coffee Day 2012

Get your caffeine on and celebrate with a free cup of coffee.

Grazie! Nardelli's Grinder Shoppe Celebrates 90 Years

Patch looks for secrets to success from the Connecticut kings of the grinder.

'That Awesome Deli' Serves Stamford Those Awesome Sandwiches

A new deli with a gluten-free focus opens up in Belltown.

Connecticut Unemployment Rate Hits 9 Percent

The unemployment rises five months in a row, but state officials doubt the numbers.