Famous New York Pizzeria Opens Location In Connecticut: CT News

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

Famous New York Pizzeria Opens Location In Connecticut

Patsy's has a storied history in New York City that dates back to 1933 when Pasquale "Patsy" Lancieri opened up shop with a coal-fired oven. He is believed to have popularized New York-style, thin-crust pizza, and the shop attracted many celebrities.>>>Read More.

Massive Trampoline Park Pitched For Former Grocery Store Site

A developer is seeking approval to construct an indoor trampoline park with an accessory cafe at the site of a former grocery store.>>>Read More.

Subway Shop Location Closes Its Doors

A sign on the door reads, "Thank you for all your business over the years. This location is [permanently] closed.">>>Read More.

Former Sears Site Up For Auction

The minimum bid starts at $900,000, according to a listing on Crexi.com.>>>Read More.

Winemaking Mecca Planned

The wetlands board has already approved a permit for an applicant to build a large, retail center for home winemakers/brewers.>>>Read More.

New Seasonal Pop Up Ice Cream Shop Opens At Beach

Beaches & Cream, a new seasonal pop up by Lindsay's Handmade Ice Cream, is now open.>>>Read More.

Haven Hot Chicken Cuts The Ribbon On New Restaurant

The shop is the growing chain's ninth location in the state.>>>Read More.

33 CT Private Companies Named Among Fastest-Growing In U.S.: Report

These companies "thrived in spite of the pandemic, inflation, and supply chain woes" and "show where the economy is going," Inc.com said.>>>Read More.

Dollar General Opens New Retail Store

Dollar General, founded in 1939 in Scottsville, Kentucky, has grown into one of the nation's leading retailers, with nearly 20,000 locations in 46 states, plus Mexico.>>>Read More.

National Retailer To Close 4 CT Stores: Here’s Where

The company filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy proceedings over the weekend and plans to close 94 stores nationwide, including four in CT.>>>Read More.

Big Y Hiring More Than 100 Workers For New Grocery Store

The new market is slated to open soon at 1076 Post Road East.>>>Read More.

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