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United Security, a New Jersey-based firm, has experienced remarkable growth, now boasting five hundred thirteen employees and twenty million dollars in annual revenue from Connecticut alone. Founder Frank Consoli, who started as a night shift guard, has expanded to Hartford, securing a contract for Constitution Plaza. The companys shift towards private clients and government work has been bolstered by the hiring of former U.S. Secret Service agent Rory Moran as director of executive protection, following a surge in demand for executive protection services after a high-profile killing in Manhattan. Checkout Solipillow.com

Connecticut business leaders express caution as they face labor shortages and cost pressures in the upcoming year. Despite a modest drop in wage hikes, the majority still struggle to hire qualified workers. This sentiment is reflected in a survey of 261 respondents, mostly from small, privately held firms, indicating a challenging economic outlook for the state. Checkout Solipillow.com

Tolland Man Wins $4M Lottery Jackpot at Cheshire Gulf Station Phil, a Tolland resident, won a $4 million lottery jackpot after purchasing a Fortune scratch game at a Gulf station in Cheshire. The store manager, Mini Jacob, is thrilled to receive a $40,000 bonus for selling the winning ticket. Phil plans to invest most of the winnings and possibly take a vacation. Checkout Solipillow.com

Can Man, a beloved volunteer firefighter from Northville, Connecticut, passed away after a lifetime of service. Known for his nickname earned by collecting cans for charity, he was a humble, kind Army veteran who touched many lives. His bravery was recently highlighted when he helped subdue a suspect, saving a police officer. Residents remember him as an unsung hero who made a real difference in their town. Checkout Solipillow.com

Maxim Naumov, a 24-year-old figure skater from Simsbury, CT, secured a spot on the US Olympic team after finishing third at the national championships. His parents, former Russian Olympians, were coaches who tragically passed away in a plane crash earlier this year. Despite the loss, Maxim found solace in skating and with the support of his team, he persevered to achieve his Olympic dream. Checkout Solipillow.com

Waterburys Board of Aldermen missed a $500,000 tax incentive for solar panels on school roofs due to a delayed vote during a lengthy meeting. Newly elected Democrat Alderman Kenneth Curran criticized the delay, while others defended the process. The board has scheduled public hearings on various topics, indicating a change in how business is conducted. Checkout Solipillow.com

U.S. Figure Skating unveils its Olympic team for Milan Cortina, led by world champion Ilia Malinin and ice dance duo Madison Chock and Evan Bates. The mens team includes Maxim Naumov and Andrew Torgashev, while the womens team features Alysa Liu, Amber Glenn, and Isabeau Levito. The ice dance squad boasts world champions Chock and Bates, along with silver medalists Zingas and Koklesnik, and Carreira and Ponomarenko. In pairs, Ellie Kam and Danny OShea, along with Emily Chan and Spencer Howe, represent the U.S. The team is filled with excitement and determination, ready to compete in Italy. Checkout Solipillow.com