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McDonald’s Closes Prominent Location + Casino Plans Massive Expansion: CT Business News
New use for iconic site moves forward/ Ice cream company expands recall/ CT hotel ranks among best in U.S./ Airport adds new direct flights
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.
McDonald’s Closes Prominent Location In CT: Report
This McDonald's location in Connecticut closed for good recently.>>>Read More.
Foxwoods Plans Massive Expansion, Indoor Waterpark
Foxwoods is planning a massive expansion to make it a family fun destination.>>>Read More.
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New Use For Iconic Site Moves Forward, Latest Updates
The long-delayed redevelopment of the former iconic site is tentatively set to begin this coming spring.>>>Read More.
Bradley Airport Announce Several Major Changes
The announcement means 200 new jobs in Connecticut and several new additional direct flights.>>>Read More.
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This Connecticut Hotel Ranked Among the Best In U.S. By Tripadvisor
This was the only Connecticut hotel to make the list.>>>Read More.
Airport In CT Adds Several New Direct Flights
The airline has expanded its flights out of Tweed New Haven Airport to include destinations beyond Florida, it announced. Introductory tickets cost $49.>>>Read More.
New Store With A Little For Everyone Opens
A local resident opened KK's This n' That Shop.>>>Read More.
CT-Based Ice Cream Company Expands Recall To All Products
The company has recalled every product produced in its facility over a potential Listeria contamination.>>>Read More.
'Old Stone' Coffee Created To Help Restore Landmark's Steeple
Old World Roasters often steps up to help community causes by creating special coffee blends and sharing a part of proceeds.>>>Read More.
Habitat For Humanity Opens 'ReStore' In CT
The ReStore will sell new and gently-used home furnishings and will act as a "base for community activities and services," officials said.>>>Read More.
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