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Millennials who start businesses and pursue their careers, passions in southeastern Connecticut

Published December 29. 2017 12:30PM | Updated December 29. 2017 12:31PM

By Carlos Virgen   Day staff writer

The Day recently launched a series looking at millennials who are bucking demographic trends in Connecticut by staying to pursue their careers and passions in the southeastern part of the state. We talked to reporters about how and why they chose the individuals they featured. We also address concerns from some of the commenters on theday.com about the series.

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