christinewhite+FollowMacy’s closures shake up Connecticut jobsMore than 1,000 Connecticut workers are facing layoffs as Macy’s prepares to close its South Windsor and Cheshire facilities. This move isn’t just about numbers—it’s a sign of how much retail is changing, with e-commerce pushing big brands to rethink their local footprint. Macy’s says some employees may be able to transfer, but the impact on families and the local economy will be real. As Macy’s tries to adapt and stay competitive, it’s a reminder of how quickly the job landscape can shift. How do you think these changes will affect our communities? #Business #LocalBusiness #Connecticut00Share
darrell47+FollowConnecticut ski slopes battle melting wintersPowder Ridge and other Connecticut ski resorts are now relying on massive snowmaking machines just to keep their slopes open, as warmer winters bring less natural snow. Locals are noticing fewer snowy days, and the ski industry is scrambling to adapt—using more efficient tech, but still needing those rare cold snaps to make it work. It’s not just about skiing; the whole community feels the impact, from lost jobs to local businesses struggling. Are artificial solutions enough, or do we need bigger changes to protect our winters? How do you see this shift affecting life in New England? #News #Connecticut #SkiResorts00Share
Jacob Morgan+FollowBuddy the Beefalo’s wild journey ends in FloridaBuddy the Beefalo, Connecticut’s famous runaway, has passed away peacefully at his Florida sanctuary after years of adventure and freedom. Remember when he dodged capture for months after escaping a Plymouth slaughterhouse? Folks across the state cheered for his spirit, and his story even inspired a children’s book. At Critter Creek Farm Sanctuary, Buddy enjoyed calm days with new cow friends, a well-deserved retirement after his epic escape. His legacy is a reminder of resilience and the universal longing for a second chance. What do you think Buddy’s story says about our connection to animals and the idea of freedom? #Pets #BuddyTheBeefalo #Connecticut20Share
Karen Huynh+FollowFoxwoods brings Two Trees Inn back to lifeBig news for Connecticut’s tourism scene: Two Trees Inn, the beloved hotel near Foxwoods Resort Casino, is reopening next spring after being closed since the pandemic hit. With the region buzzing from new attractions like Great Wolf Lodge and Gordon Ramsay’s Hell’s Kitchen, this move signals real confidence in the area’s comeback. Locals and visitors can look forward to 280 rooms, an indoor pool, and a fresh restaurant experience—all just a short walk or shuttle ride from the casino. What do you think—will this help Ledyard and the region keep up the momentum? #News #Foxwoods #Connecticut10Share
