Iconic Retailer Closing; Restaurant Receives Boost From Celebrity

Here are the top business-related stories from the past week across Connecticut:

Iconic Retailer To Close These 2 Connecticut Stores

The iconic realtor’s officials have confirmed that 2 Connecticut stores will be shuttered in 2021.>>>Read More.

Connecticut Restaurant Receives Boost From Celebrity To Stay Afloat

The Connecticut eatery is one of the latest small businesses to receive a boost from a sports celebrity.>>>Read More.

Unique Eatery Opening In Former Jailhouse

The owner is joining forces with a senior staff member to open a new eatery in a former jailhouse.>>>Read More.

Plaza Manager Has Unique Marketing Ploy: 'Name Your Own Rent'

A creative marketing campaign is under way.>>>Read More.

New Plans Revealed For Historic Shakespeare Theater Site

The historic theater was destroyed in a fire and new plans have been revealed for the property.>>>Read More.

New Use Revealed for Former Toys 'R Us Space

Officials revealed the new owner of the former Toys ‘R Us space.>>>Read More.

Despite Vacancies, Mall In 'Full Operation' Owners Say

The owners of the major mall are addressing concerns about vacancies.>>>Read More.

Demolition Begins On Former Restaurant Building

After nearly 25 years as a restaurant, a building is being torn down; a new structure accommodating 3 tenants will go up.>>>Read More.

Other top stories:

• Ice Cream Owners Plan New, Unique Restaurant
• Spring Targeted For National Retailer’s Opening
• Former B&B Transformed Into Elegant English Tea Room
• New Bakery Brings Authentic French Experience
• Warehouse Building Sells For $675K
• Trinity Opens Urgent Care Center

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