Historic Diner Making Comeback + Beloved Restaurant Owner Mourned: CT Business News

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

Historic Diner Making A Comeback In Connecticut

A group of preservationists is hard at work to bring back an iconic eatery.>>>Read More.

Ambitious Riverfront Eatery Plan Moves Forward

Plans call for a combined restaurant, brewery, snack shack & coffeehouse to be built at a three-story facility on the riverfront.>>>Read More.

Large Wedding/Event Venue Proposal Sparks Concerns

A proposed event/wedding venue in Connecticut has sparked controversy among residents, with many expressing worry about the project's location.>>>Read More.

Prominent Restaurant Owner Dies, Mourned By Community

He was the long-time owner of the restaurant, which expanded to several communities across Connecticut.>>>Read More.

Major Retailer Leaving One Town For Another: Report

The retailer is scheduled to open in its new home later this month, according to a report.>>>Read More.

Rival Sues WWE, Accuses Company Of Illegal Wrestling Monopoly

World Wrestling Entertainment Inc. was sued this week by Major League Wrestling, a smaller rival.>>>Read More.

New 'Mystery' Grocery Store Coming: Report

A well-known national grocery store is planned to open in Orange, however town officials are unable to reveal its identity at this time.>>>Read More.

New Steakhouse To Open At Major Mall

A new steakhouse will open its first Connecticut location at the mall.>>>Read More.

Popular Restaurant To Add Another Food Truck: Report

The restaurant’s owner is preparing for an addition to the eatery’s fleet of food trucks.>>>Read More.

Winter Tubing To Return To CT

Tapawingo Tubing will operate in Connecticut.>>>Read More.

Bigelow Tea Buys 25 Acres In Connecticut For Expansion: Report

The renowned tea maker is buying the property from the city.>>>Read More.

Methadone Clinic On The Move

Clinic and healthcare nonprofit plans to relocate from its current home.>>>Read More.

Yale Quarantine Rules Worry Restaurants

Yale's quarantine requirement to possibly have negative effect on local businesses.>>>Read More.

Other top stories:

• Plans Call For Sportsbook To Open In Downtown: Report
• 'Align' Yourself With Town's New Juice & Smoothie Bar
• The Country Table Officially Opens
• Salon Proposed For Old Industrial Building

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