Last week in Connecticut was filled with significant business news. In case you missed any of the updates on your local Patch, here is a roundup of some of the most popular business stories.
One of the notable stories was about a company that was established in 1853 and was facing an impending expiration of their lease. The owners made an announcement expressing great sadness as the beloved restaurant is set to close its doors for good on April 21.
There was also a debate among local officials regarding a cannabis facility and the potential impact of signs generating more traffic. Some officials expressed concern about the facility becoming a destination for people passing by due to signs attracting them to the location.
An iconic pizzeria confirmed its plans to open a new restaurant at a mall before the end of the year, bringing its renowned pizza to a new location. Additionally, a store that had been in business for four decades made headlines.
A property that previously housed a well-known restaurant is now set to welcome a Dunkin’ and two other commercial tenants according to reports. The shopping center has also seen new tenants, including new restaurants, bringing fresh energy to the area.
The owners of a business expressed their gratitude to their patrons for their continual support, showcasing the importance of community as businesses navigate changes and updates. The Patch community platform covers various counties in Connecticut, including Fairfield, New Haven, Middlesex, New London, Hartford, Tolland, and Litchfield. Thank you for being a part of our community and staying informed about the latest business news.