STAMFORD (AP) -- Police are getting more involved in helping fire officials investigate a fatal Christmas morning fire to gather information about smoke alarms and home renovations. Police Capt. Richard Conklin said unanswered questions remain, although authorities have determined that embers in a bag of discarded fireplace ashes caused the Dec. 25 house fire that killed five people. For example, officials want to know if there were smoke alarms, the status of renovation work in the house and whether the contractor had permits, he said. The issue of permits could figure in the investigation because the Connecticut Department of Consumer Protection has said that neither Michael Borcina nor his company, Tiberias Construction Inc., was registered to perform home improvement work in Connect...
... Immediate Suspension of Respondent's Connecticut Controlled Substances Registration, I conclude tha... of the Connecticut Department of Consumer Protection, as well as an August 13, 2011 Interim ...
By Luther Turmelle North Bureau Chief lturmelle@nhregister.com Connecticut's Department of Consumer Protection is asking state Attorney General Richard Blumnethal's office to sue a vacuum cleaner maker and seven of its Connecticut distributors, including one in Orange.
Context . Privacy protection has become a hot topic in recent years, due mainly... a settlement agreement with the Connecticut Department of Consumer Protection and the Connecti...
Parents heading out to do some last-minute shopping for the children on their list have one less option, with yet another toy being pulled off store shelves over safety concerns. Two days after the Connecticut Department of Consumer Protection issued a statewide recall of the CSI Fingerprint Examination Kit, its New York City-based manufacturer announced Friday it has stopped selling the toy nationwide.
A recent trip to a Bay Shore mall turned out to be an expensive one for Rosario Vasquez-Guevara. While walking by the food court with her 13-year-old daughter, Vasquez-Guevara was approached by a young woman with a clipboard who said her daughter looks like she could have a future in modeling. A few days later, Vasquez-Guevara was called by a representative of New Faces Development Center in Hicksville who convinced her to bring all three of her children in to take some photos. Within a week, New Faces billed Vasquez-Guevara's credit card $10,200 for its services, which amounted to little more than creating photo albums of her kids and posting them to a website.
... recently as March, the Nassau County Department of Consumer Affairs forwarded complaints against N... Business Bureaus in New Jersey and Connecticut, where the owners of New Faces were partners in th... the Connecticut Department of Consumer Protection last year, when it forced a modeling development f...
A potentially contaminated frozen chicken and pasta product that was recalled this week was distributed to BJ's Wholesale stores in Connecticut and other locations, state Department of Consumer Protection officials said Wednesday. Commissioner Jerry Farrell Jr. said all of the recalled product has been taken off shelves and BJ's is working to contact individual customers about the product, which may be contaminated with listeria. Aliki Foods Inc., based here, recalled Tuesday more than 70,000 pounds of "Aliki Chicken Broccoli Fettuccine Alfredo Made with White Chicken" that was distributed to several Northeast and Mid-Atlantic states.
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