Fairfield County Business Journal articles from January 2004

Fairfield County Business Journal archives from January 2004

Back to the drawing board: shoveling pains led to invention, business.(Competitive edge: SNO-Easy)
January 5, 2004... When two early season nor'easters blanketed the area with snow this month, most homeowners groaned at the prospect of digging out, but Bethel resident Peter Lerman was smiling at the white stuff. That's because the SNO-Easy ancestor of a...

State $84m in the red: task force recommends state change approach.(state budget)
January 5, 2004... The state budget deficit that monopolized most of the General Assembly's time last year is likely to be an issue this year as well. The budget appears to be out of balance by more than $84 million and many voices are clamoring for change...

Demographic trends to affect county's future.
January 5, 2004... Fairfield County's population is growing older, wealthier and more ethnically diverse, demographic trends that will impact everything from the way employers fill empty jobs to the demand for apartments to the way public schools respond to the...

County's economy should shine in 2004.
January 5, 2004... Fairfield County's robust economic engines should generate a recovery in 2004 that will outshine both the state and national economies, economists say. "It's not going to go back to the roaring '90s," said Fred Carstensen, director of the...

CIO survey reveals first-quarter technology hiring outlook.(Issues@Work)(chief information officers)
January 5, 2004... Eighty-four percent of chief information officers interviewed for Robert Half Technology's Information Technology Hiring Index and Skills Report expect to maintain current staff levels in the first quarter of 2004. Nine percent of...

Balancing technology and personal touch at work.(Issues@Work)
January 5, 2004... It seems like only yesterday that being "technologically enabled" in the human resources environment meant that a company had a human resources information system that tracked very basic employment information such as date of hire, review dates...

More 'Help Wanted' signs out in 2004.(economy)
January 5, 2004... Fairfield County's businesses should be putting out the "Help Wanted" sign more and more often during 2004 as the economy shifts into a higher gear. Although Connecticut and to some extent Fairfield County continued to shed jobs throughout...

Risdon-AMS to close Danbury plant.
January 5, 2004... After 50 years of producing lipsticks as well as container caps and closures for the cosmetics industry, Risdon-AMS is preparing to kiss Danbury goodbye by closing its plant on Old Newtown Road this year. The company first told the state...

David Katz: aviation history inspires his business and his staff.(Profits & Passions)
January 5, 2004... One Bridgeport business owner's long-held passion for aviation has helped take his business to new heights. A/V Davey Audio Visuals is an AV rental, sales, installation, staging and video production company. In business since 1989, for the past...

Business Web: a directory of internet addresses.(Directory)
January 5, 2004... * Accounting & Business Management Software IntelliBridge LLC www.IntelliBridgeLLC.com 203-877-5766 Microsoft Business Solutions--Great Plains Partner Free Software Selection Kit Answers@IntelliBridgeLLC.com *...

Budget problems rise again.(Brief Article)
January 5, 2004... Less-than-expected tax revenue and cost cuts have put the state finances in a disarray once again, with next year's budget expected to be more than $80 million in the red. This month, state Comptroller Nancy Wyman and Marc Ryan, the...

Couple finds electronic niche to exploit.(Tech Cetera)(Orlando and Barbara Diaz grow in their business)
January 5, 2004... Eight years ago, Orlando and Barbara Diaz--both barely into their 20s--decided to go into the pager repair business "because Orlando thought it would be a profitable business," Barbara said. They didn't have a business plan. Orlando...

Changing times: Fairfield County colleges expand to meet demand.(Focus: careers and education)
January 5, 2004... Colleges in Fairfield County are adding buildings and courses to meet their growing enrollment and changing demands of incoming students. "We're responding to community needs," said Yvonne Johnson, spokeswoman for Western Connecticut State...

Fairfield University to offer new certificate programs.(Focus: careers and education)(Fairfield University School of Engineering)
January 5, 2004... E. Hadjimichael, dean of the Fairfield University School of Engineering, recently announced the inauguration of three graduate-level certificate programs for professionals in the area of software engineering. The three new programs are...

Sacred Heart to start pilot study-abroad program.(Focus: careers and education)(Sacred Heart University, University of Notre Dame Australia)
January 5, 2004... Sacred Heart University (SHU) will start a pilot study-abroad program at the University of Notre Dame Australia (NDA) in the spring, which continue in fall/spring 2004-2005. The partnership with the Australian institution will provide SHU...

SHU wrestling coach named to Olympic coaching staff.(Focus: careers and education)(Sacred Heart University)(Brief Article)
January 5, 2004... Sacred Heart University wrestling coach Andy Seras has been selected as one of the three coaches for the 2004 U.S. Olympic Greco-Roman wrestling team that will participate in the games in Athens, Greece, next summer. "I'm excited by this...

Sacred Heart grad admissions open house tomorrow.(Focus: careers and education)(Brief Article)
January 5, 2004... A college degree outpolled specific experience in the position, certification programs and general information-technology experience, when hiring managers are making decisions regarding personnel, according to a recent report from the...

Expert panel to review dropout and graduation rates.(Focus: careers and education)
January 5, 2004... U.S. Secretary of Education Rod Paige recently announced the awarding of a contract to the National Institute of Statistical Sciences (NISS) to convene a group of experts to review the methods for reporting high school dropouts and on-time...

Fed offers new resource for superintendents.(Focus: careers and education)(Federal Reserve Board)
January 5, 2004... A new toll-free information resource provides superintendents with key information about the historic education reform law, No Child Left Behind (NCLB), U.S. Sectary of Education Rod Paige announced recently. The new resource line--(888)...

99 districts cited for poor performance under NCLB.(Focus: careers and education)(No Child Left Behind)
January 5, 2004... Ninety-nine of the state's 185 local, regional and statewide school districts and charter schools have been identified by the state Education Department as not making adequate yearly progress for the 2001-2002 school year under the federal No...

U.S. classrooms gain 8,200 teachers in 2003.(Focus: careers and education)(Brief Article)
January 5, 2004... As part of state and local efforts to improve teacher quality and meet the federal requirements for a highly qualified teacher in every classroom, 8,196 teachers earned their profession's top honor this year by achieving national board...

Attachments.(On The Record)(Public Notice)
January 5, 2004... Tarzia United Contractors L.L.C., Tarzia Plumbing & Heating Inc., et al. $7,000 in favor of O&G Industries Inc. Property: 33 Poplar St., Stamford. Filed Dec. 8.

Bankruptcies.(On The Record)(Public Notice)
January 5, 2004... The following petition was filed in United States Bankruptcy Court. Chapter 11 indicates the filer intends to submit a plan of reorganization to the court. Chapter 7 indicates a liquidation of assets. Recycled Construction Materials Inc.,...

Building permits.(On The Record)(Public Notice)
January 5, 2004... Commercial 114 Connecticut Avenue L.L.C., Norwalk. Renovations for replacement tenant "Casatelli Tile & Marble" at 114 Connecticut Ave., Norwalk. Estimated cost: $5,000. AC 200, contractor for Route 6 Holding Corp. Install HVAC system...

Court cases.(On The Record)(Public Notice)
January 5, 2004... Stamford Superior Court 1220WR Associates L.L.C., South Norwalk. Filed by MBA-W Associates L.L.C., Westport. Plaintiff's attorney: Lawrence Weisman of Weisman & Lubell, Westport. Action: plaintiff claims defendant has breached a lease...

Deeds.(On The Record)(Public Notice)
January 5, 2004... Commercial 26.4 Olympic Drive L.L.C. Seller: Thomas F. O'Leary Jr. and Mary R. O'Leary, Bethel. Property: 12 Fleetwood Ave., Bethel. Amount: $120,000. Filed Oct 31 Bery Realty L.L.P. Seller: Anita Wasserman. Property: in Darien....

Foreclosures.(On The Record)(Public Notice)
January 5, 2004... Amisson, Thomas J., et al. In favor of Mortgage Electronic Registration Systems Inc., by Reiner, Reiner & Bendett P.C., Farmington. Property: 68 Taylor Road, Bethel. Foreclosure of a $232,750 mortgage issued in June 2001. Filed Nov. 7.

Liens.(On The Record)(Public Notice)
January 5, 2004... Federal Tax Liens-filed Schaffer, Stephen, 9 Mott Ave., Suite 208, Norwalk. $5,932 FICA/withholding. Filed Dec. 22. Syed H. Reza MD PC, 345 Main Ave., Norwalk. $7,315 FICA/withholding. Filed Dec. 24. Federal Tax Liens-released ...

Lis pendens.(On The Record)(Public Notice)
January 5, 2004... The following filings indicate a legal action has been initiated, the outcome of which may affect the title to the property listed. 41 Ursula Place Condominium Association Inc. Filed by Stamford Water Pollution Control Authority. Property:...

New business names.(On The Record)(Public Notice)
January 5, 2004... The Business Journal is not responsible for typographical errors contained in the original filings. Arts & Flowers of Stony Hill, 23 Stony Hill Road, Bethel 06801, c/o Sarah Becker. Filed Nov. 3. Avedis Construction Co., 40 Putnam Park...

Sacred Heart University.(Newsmakers)(Brief Article)
January 5, 2004... Andrew M. Manshel was appointed senior vice president--alternate for finance and administration at Sacred Heart University, Fairfield. Most recently, Manshel was vice president for finance and administration at Barnard College, New York City....

W.R. Berkley Corp.(Newsmakers)(Brief Article)
January 5, 2004... Robert C. Hewitt was promoted to senior vice president--alternate market operations at W.R. Berkley Corp., Greenwich, an insurance holding company. Hewitt joined the company in January 2002 as senior vice president--risk management. Prior to...

MBIA Insurance Corp.(Newsmakers)(Brief Article)
January 5, 2004... Andrea Randolph of Stamford was promoted to chief technology officer at MBIA Insurance Corp., Armonk, N.Y., the principal operating subsidiary of MBIA Inc., a financial guarantor and provider of specialized financial services. Since March 2002,...

Pullman & Comley L.L.C.(Newsmakers)(Brief Article)
January 5, 2004... Pullman & Comley L.L.C., a law firm, announced the following appointments in its Stamford office. William O'C. Harnisch of Darien joined the firm as a partner. Since 1997, Harnisch was a principal in the Stamford office of Cummings &...

Sturm, Ruger & Company Inc.(Newsmakers)(Brief Article)
January 5, 2004... Ken Jorgensen was appointed shooting sports and media relations coordinator at Sturm, Roger & Company Inc., Southport, a firearms manufacturer. Since 1992, Jorgensen worked at Smith & Wesson Corp., most recently as director of marketing and...

Community Bank.(Newsmakers)
January 5, 2004... Community Bank, Bridgeport, a commercial bank, announced the appointment of the following individuals to its board of directors. Barbara P. Bellinger of Bridgeport, vice president of employee development programs at People's Bank,...

On the agenda.(On The Record)(Brief Article)(Calendar)
January 5, 2004... Thursday, Jan. 8 Greater Norwalk Chamber of Commerce luncheon program, on the economic outlook, 11:45 a.m. to 2 p.m., Norwalk Inn & Conference Center, 99 East Ave., Norwalk. $35 members; $50 non-members. For reservations, call 866-2521....

Public notices.(On The Record)(Calendar)
January 5, 2004... Thursday, Jan. 8 B.B. King performance, 8 p.m., Palace Theatre, 61 Atlantic St., Stamford. $27 to $62. For tickets, call 325-4466 or contact www.onlyatsca.com. Wednesday, Jan. 14 Alzheimer's seminar, with Janet Girardat of the...

Real estate update.(On The Record)(HK Group transaction report)(Brief Article)
January 5, 2004... HK Group, Westport, announced the following transactions. Direct Buy L.L.C., a buyers club for home furnishings leased 2,750 square feet of warehouse space at 235 Main Ave., Norwalk. Katz Commercial represented the building owner. ...

Patents.(On The Record)(Public Notice)
January 5, 2004... The following patents were issued by the United States Patent and Trademark Office in Washington, D.C. Antiviral azaindole derivatives. Patent no. 6,632,819 issued to: Tao Wang, Middletown, Owen B. Wallace, Zionsville, Ind., Zhongxing...

Resource directory.(Directory)(Illustration)
January 5, 2004... RESOURCE DIRECTORY Adult Day Care/Eldercare * Just Like Home, Inc. 914-345-5016 Advertising Agencies * Growth Marketing Group 914-242-3441 Still...

Professional directory.(Directory)
January 5, 2004... PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY Services Accountancy * Accountemps-- Temporary Financial Staffing Stamford 203-324-3399 Fax: 203-351-9831 White Plains 914-682-8842 Fax:...

Intelligent moves for tough times.(Viewpoint)
January 5, 2004... In the last few years, the economy has seen it all, from peace and affluence to recession and war. The wild ride has managers and business leaders across the country grappling with key questions: Where should we invest? How do we generate new...

Planned obsolescence creates new consumers.(Looking Inside)
January 5, 2004... The older you get, the more you know. And, now I have learned that due to living longer, we elderly are again becoming a viable marketing demographic for years ignored by many marketing studies. It's great to have passed the big 80 and...

Shellman takes Odyssey on an adventure.(Competitive Edge)
January 12, 2004... It's all in the name. At least in the case of Odyssey Logistics & Technology Corp., it's more about the "voyage" that chief executive officer Robert Shellman has taken his company on. "Quite frankly, we feel like we have been on an...

FactSet signs lease at Merritt 7.
January 12, 2004... FactSet Research Systems Inc. is the latest company from lower Fairfield County to decide that it could do better by consolidating its offices a little farther up I-95. The Greenwich-based company has signed a lease to occupy 130,000...

Xerox buys back Stamford headquarters.
January 12, 2004... Xerox Corp. bought back its headquarters building at 800 Long Ridge Road in Stamford, ending speculation that the company would sell the land on which the facility is located. Xerox spokeswoman Kara Choquette confirmed the purchase, but...

Federal grants to aid dislocated workers.
January 12, 2004... U.S. Secretary of Labor Elaine L. Chao recently announced a national emergency grant of up to $694,950 with an initial release of $180,861 to aid 57 workers laid off from Dupont Photomasks Inc. in Danbury. "This grant will help workers...

Number of housing permits issued slacked off some in November.(Brief Article)
January 12, 2004... Connecticut communities issued 766 new housing units in November, down 0.6 percent compared with November of 2002, according to the state Department of Economic and Community Development. The department said the units permitted in November...

Health-plan costs to soar 13 percent in 2004.(Issues@Work)
January 12, 2004... The average total cost of health benefits for active employees, including all medical and dental plans offered, rose from $5,646 per employee in 2002 to $6,215, or 10.1 percent, in 2003, according to a survey by Mercer Human Resource...

New law helps workers save for health-care expenses.(Issues@Work)
January 12, 2004... Beginning this year employees will have a new way to save to pay for medical and retirement health expenses--the Health Savings Account (HSA). The HSA provisions, created as part of the Medicare reform bill enacted by the federal...

CL&P picks Select Energy for $500m power contract.
January 12, 2004... In a deal involving two subsidiaries of Berlin-based Northeast Utilities, the state has approved a one-year, $500 million contract for Select Energy Inc. to supply wholesale power to The Connecticut Light and Power Co. Select Energy is the...

L.J. Melody arranges $7m financing.(Brief Article)
January 12, 2004... L.J. Melody & Co., a national real estate investment banking firm based in Houston, has arranged $7 million in furnishing and equipment financing for Graham Capital Management L.P., a major investment management firm in Stamford. The...

Startech and Energy Department sign contract.(has signed a $500,000 contract to produce and demonstrate a StarCell system for the U.S. Department of Energy)(Brief Article)
January 12, 2004... Wilton-based Startech Environmental Corp. recently said it has signed a $500,000 contract to produce and demonstrate a StarCell system for the U.S. Department of Energy. The work will be done in Startech's Technology Park facility in...

Paula Baraket: Norwalk banker banks on her adventurous journeys.(Profits & Passions)
January 12, 2004... PAULA BARAKET remembers it well. At age 20, the first vacation Paula would take on her own landed her in Rome, Tuscany, Florence, Pisa and the Amalfi Coast in Italy. The adventure would be the start of an adult life full of cultural journeys...

Business Web directory.(Directory)
January 12, 2004... * Accounting & Business Management Software IntelliBridge LLC www.IntelliBridge LLC.com 203-877-5766 Microsoft Business Solutions--Great Plains Partner Free Software Selection Kit Answers@IntelliBridgeLLC.com ...

Dad, sons build on success: Hawley family keeps busy with its ventures.(Doing Busine$$ In Danbury)
January 12, 2004... This will be a year of anniversaries for the Hawley family and its construction, property management and maintenance companies. Ervie Hawley started building homes in Danbury 50 years ago and he incorporated Hawley Construction Co. 35 years...

Danbury looks to draw more firms to city.(Doing Busine$$ In Danbury)
January 12, 2004... Danbury Mayor Mark Boughton has said he wants to create an Office of Economic Development in 2004 to encourage more companies to locate in the city and continue adding jobs to the economy. With or without the office, the city's economy is...

Fed Senior Economist to forecast '04 regional economy.(SACIA: the Business Council of Southwestern Connecticut)
January 12, 2004... Thursday, January 15, 2004 7:45am-9:45am Holiday Inn Select Stamford Federal Reserve Bank of New York Senior Economist and Assistant Vice President Rae Rosen will present the National Economic Outlook and Regional Forecast on Thursday,...

Dean Shapiro to lead Fairfield County Information Exchange.(SACIA: the Business Council of Southwestern Connecticut)
January 12, 2004... Dean Shapiro, Senior Managing Director, CB Richard Ellis, was recently named chairman of the Fairfield County Information Exchange an initiative of SACIA, The Business Council. Mr. Shapiro is an active member of the business community and...

Regional security & crisis management professionals address public and private sector concerns.(SACIA: the Business Council of Southwestern Connecticut)
January 12, 2004... Anticipating and responding to the needs and concerns of their companies is what security and crisis management professionals do. However external events, most recently, the Blackout of '03, require a multi-faceted collaboration both inside and...

Fairfield County expects tourism growth in 2004.(Focus: travel and tourism)
January 12, 2004... From Greenwich to Stratford, New Canaan to Newtown, Fairfield County expects to continue its draw as a tourist destination for Connecticut, tourism professionals say. "From an industry perspective, 2004 will definitely be a better year...

Regional airlines report highest domestic profit rate.(Focus: travel and tourism)
January 12, 2004... The seven largest reporting regional airlines had the highest domestic operating margins--an industry measure of profitability--of any carrier groups during the third quarter of 2003, the Bureau of Transportation Statistics (BTS) of the U.S....

Hotels are taking back the night, study finds.(Focus: travel and tourism)(Brief Article)
January 12, 2004... Orbitz's recent initial public offering may have fired up renewed interest in online resellers and their growth prospects, but Stax Research believes current investors should consider their next move carefully. Recently, in an effort to...

Understanding switchers and stayers in lodging.(Focus: travel and tourism)(Brief Article)
January 12, 2004... Service companies worldwide spend billions every year on customer-loyalty programs and other preferred-guest programs aimed at getting their guests to continue their patronage, although it's clear that many customers defect to competitors. ...

Fed to change computer reservation rules.(Focus: travel and tourism)(Brief Article)
January 12, 2004... The U.S. Department of Transportation has announced changes to the regulations governing computer reservation systems (CRS). The new changes provide reform to roles put in place when CRS were owned and operated by airlines and served as...

Long-distance holiday travel soars 23 percent, report says.(Focus: travel and tourism)(Brief Article)
January 12, 2004... During the Christmas/New Year's travel period, long-distance travel grows as much as 23 percent compared with the rest of the year, according to a new National Household Travel Survey (NHTS) report from the U.S. Department of Transportation's...

Recent economic revival expands lodging demand.(Focus: travel and tourism)(Brief Article)
January 12, 2004... U.S. lodging industry demand will achieve a new record level in the fourth quarter of 2003 when average daily rooms sold will reach 2.723 million and will exceed the previous peak level of 2.697 million set in the fourth quarter of 2000,...

Cendant's Hotel Group reports holiday bookings up 11 percent.(Focus: travel and tourism)
January 12, 2004... Cendant Corp.'s Hotel Group recently reported that advance bookings for its nine hotel brands were up 11 percent for the period Dec, 19 through Jan. 3 based on same-store sales, attributing much of the gain to increased sales through its brand...

Cruise, tour bookings surge higher, AAA says.(Focus: travel and tourism)(Brief Article)
January 12, 2004... Another strong month of cruise and tour bookings--both up 10 percent from 2002 levels--pushed AAA'S overall travel bookings to a 3 percent increase in November compared to a year ago. The monthly AAA National Travel Barometer shows the...

Building permits.(On The Record)(Public Notice)
January 12, 2004... Commercial Agervinos, Michael, New Canaan, contractor for Thune, et al, New Canaan. Construct a new entryway at 161 Cherry St., New Canaan. Estimated cost: $50,000. Corelli, Lucy. Perform interior alterations to beauty salon at 170...

Court cases.(On The Record)(Public Notice)
January 12, 2004... Bridgeport Superior Court 3030 Park Health Systems Inc., Bridgeport. Filed by Workout Solutions Inc., et al. Plaintiff's attorney: Willinger, Willinger & Bucci P.C., Bridgeport. Action: seeks more than $15,000, plus interest and costs,...

Jack Withiam of Greenwich, executive vice president and general counsel at George Little Management L.L.C., White Plains, N.Y., a producer and marketer of trade shows for consumer goods, was listed by TradeShow Week.(Credits, Clients and Awards)(Brief Article)
January 12, 2004... Jack Withiam of Greenwich, executive vice president and general counsel at George Little Management L.L.C., White Plains, N.Y., a producer and marketer of trade shows for consumer goods, was listed by TradeShow Week, Los Angeles, a publication...

Dawn Handschuh of Newtown announced the launching of Connecticut Realtors' Resource, Newtown.(Credits, Clients and Awards)(Brief Article)
January 12, 2004... Dawn Handschuh of Newtown announced the launching of Connecticut Realtors' Resource, Newtown, a marketing and public relations copywriting business geared to the real estate industry. Handschuh has more than 20 years of experience as a...

The Bridgeport Port Authority, a quasi-public agency dedicated to the promotion and development of trade and commerce in the port of Bridgeport, received a 2003 EDDY Award from the Connecticut Economic Development Association and CERC (formerly the Connecticut Economic Resource Center).(Credits, Clients and Awards)(Bridgeport Port Authority)(Brief Article)
January 12, 2004... The Bridgeport Port Authority, a quasi-public agency dedicated to the promotion and development of trade and commerce in the port of Bridgeport, received a 2003 EDDY Award from the Connecticut Economic Development Association and CERC (formerly...

Norwalk Community College, Norwalk, announced that it has received a grant of $180,000 from the estate of Pauline Toner in support of the college's nursing and allied health program.(Credits, Clients and Awards)(Norwalk Community College)(Brief Article)
January 12, 2004... Norwalk Community College, Norwalk, announced that it has received a grant of $180,000 from the estate of Pauline Toner in support of the college's nursing and allied health program. The college also announced grants from the following...

The Center for Women and Families of Eastern Fairfield County, Bridgeport, a nonprofit organization that provides services to women and their families in-cases relating to sexual assault and domestic violence.(Credits, Clients and Awards)(Charter Oak Foundation)(Center for Women and Families of Eastern Fairfield County)(Brief Article)
January 12, 2004... The Center for Women and Families of Eastern Fairfield County, Bridgeport, a nonprofit organization that provides services to women and their families in-cases relating to sexual assault and domestic violence, announced that it has receive a...

The Voice, Bridgeport, an advertising agency, announced the addition of three new clients.(Credits, Clients and Awards)(Bridgeport Sound Tigers, Robbins Eye Center and Yale Medical Center)(Brief Article)
January 12, 2004... The Voice, Bridgeport, an advertising agency, announced the addition of three new clients: the Bridgeport Sound Tigers, Bridgeport, the American Hockey League affiliate of the New York Islanders; Robbins Eye Center, Bridgeport, a vision...

Deeds.(On The Record)(Public Notice)
January 12, 2004... Commercial 10 Greenway Drive Associates L.L.C., Wilton. Seller: Sophia Zygmont. Property: 10 Greenway Drive, Greenwich. Amount: $1.1 million. Filed Dec. 22. 104C Heritage Hill Road L.L.C., New Canaan. Seller: Ruby C. Mann, Manchester,...

Foreclosures.(On The Record)(Public Notice)
January 12, 2004... McKoy, Jerry, et al. In favor of Washington Mutual Bank, Milwaukee, Wisc. Property: 333 Vincellette St., Unit 111, Bridgeport. Foreclosure of a $80,350 mortgage issued in June 2002. Filed Dec. 24.

Liens.(On The Record)(Public Notice)
January 12, 2004... Federal Tax Liens-filed Gallo Jr., Frank, 1482 Capitol Ave., Apt. G707, Bridgeport. $32,231 under tax code CIVP. Filed Dec. 18. SGA Inc., 11 Forest Ave., New Canaan. $85,854 federal unemployment tax. Filed Oct. 6. Federal Tax...

Lis pendens.(On The Record)(Public Notice)
January 12, 2004... The following filings indicate a legal action has been initiated, the outcome of which may affect the title to the property listed. 72 Cummings Point Road L.L.C., et al. Filed by The Berlin Steel Construction Co. Property: 72 Cummings Point...

Mortgages.(On The Record)(Public Notice)
January 12, 2004... 10 Greenway Drive Associates L.L.C., Wilton, by Joseph Pozzi. Lender: Webster Bank, Hartford. Property: 10 Greenway Drive, Greenwich. Amount: $1.99 million. Filed 31 Grove L.L.C., New Canaan, by Michael Buscher. Lender: John Gardner,...

New business names.(On The Record)
January 12, 2004... The Business Journal is not responsible for typographical errors contained in the original filings. Acupuncture Clinic, 22 Lafayette Place, Greenwich 06836, c/o Mei Bigley. Filed Dec. 31. Advance Associates, 18 Indian Pass, Greenwich...