Bar’s Liquor License Suspended; Legendary Market Moving: CT News

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Bar’s Liquor License Suspended Over CT Coronavirus Violations

The Dept. of Consumer Protection suspended the bar's liquor license "indefinitely" for violating the state's new rules. The owner told agents "they should try to be less serious" and offered them pizza and martinis, according to the order.>>>Read More.

Legendary Market Moving Out Of Town

After more than 60 years, the legendary market is moving out-of-town early next year.>>>Read More.

Mall Adding To Its Store Lineup

The major mall is adding a luxury fashion retailer and 3 seasonal stores and a restaurant is making a revival.>>>Read More.

Newest Wood-n-Tap Slated to Open Soon In CT

A benefit event is slated this weekend, then the restaurant opens to the public on Nov. 25.>>>Read More.

4 New Stores Coming To Casinos

Four new retailers will be joining the group of stores at the casino.>>>Read More.

Popular Sandwich Shop Closed Due To Coronavirus: Owner

The popular sandwich shop is temporarily closed following a case of coronavirus on its staff.>>>Read More.

Longtime Seafood Market Sold As Owner Retires

The seafood market will continue operating by that name under new ownership of an experienced restaurateur.>>>Read More.

Other top stories:

• Salon Owner Adapts Business to 'Coronavirus Reality'
• Popular Restaurant Expanding Into Another Town
• Bank To Close Local Branch
• Restaurant Closes One Location
• Connecticut Company Lands $1.6M Gates Grant For Research
• Seafood Chain Opening 3rd CT Restaurant

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