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Decades-Old Restaurant Makes Major Change After Family Medical Emergency: CT Business News

Iconic Family-Owned Store Closing Current Site / New Waterfront Restaurant Opening / Restaurant Abruptly Closes / New Toy Store & More...

There was plenty of recent business news across Connecticut. If you missed any of it on your local Patch, here's a roundup of some of the most-read stories.

Decades-Old Restaurant Makes Major Change After Family Medical Emergency

"About a month ago, our family experienced something that changed our lives very suddenly," the owners said.>>>Read More.


Iconic Family-Owned Store To Close At Current Site After 47 Years

Ahead of the planned closure, the owner said the store is conducting a major sale, with merchandise discounted between 50% and 70%.>>>Read More.

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New Waterfront Restaurant To Open

The restaurant has signed a 15-year lease for more than 6,000 square feet of indoor and outdoor space.>>>Read More.


Popular Restaurant Closes For Good

The owners had planned renovations recently but are now closing the restaurant.>>>Read More.

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3-Year-Old Restaurant Abruptly Closes: Report

The eatery opened in 2023.>>>Read More.


New Family-Owned Toy Store Opening

The independent, family-owned toy store is planned to open later this year, according to an owner.>>>Read More.


New Restaurant, Pub Celebrating Grand Opening

The former Farmhouse Restaurant space has been transformed ahead of an official grand opening.>>>Read More.


With Permits In Place, New African Restaurant Set To Open

A new player on the town’s international restaurant roster is set to get in the game.>>>Read More.


Local Coffee Shop Expands Into Prominent Park

The shop is located at one of the town’s major recreation areas.>>>Read More.

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