Restaurant Faces Eviction; Beloved Ice Cream Shop Sold: CT News

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

Popular Restaurant Facing Eviction After 25 Years

Struggling but surviving during the pandemic, the popular eatery created a GoFundMe to help it cover back rent demanded by landlord.>>>Read More.

Beloved Ice Cream Shop To Stay Alive Under New Ownership

An ice cream parlor with a long history will be sold to new owners.>>>Read More.

Kohl's To Close This Connecticut Location In October

Kohl’s has occupied its building for about 20 years. Before that, the site was home to Caldor, Arlan's and Pathmark.>>>Read More.

Legacy Theatre Springs Ahead With April Debut Season

The rebuilt historic Stony Creek theater was celebrated with a “topping off” ceremony as a season of live performing arts debuts in 2021.>>>Read More.

Furniture Store Closing After 66 Years In Business

The family-owned store has announced a going out of business sale, during which $8 million in home decor "must go.">>>Read More.

Gymnastics School Closing After Nearly 50 Years

“Our memories of the gym, including staff, and generations of families, will always be in our thoughts and hearts,” the business said.>>>Read More.

Developer Submits Proposal For Multi-Level Restaurant

A developer is seeking to build a two-story restaurant with a rooftop deck.>>>Read More.

Other top stories:

• Subway Ad Filmed In Connecticut With Patriots Coach Belichick Debuts
• Retail Locations, Eatery Reopen At Mohegan Sun
• Gas Fire At Local Eatery Extinguished By Firefighters
• New Laundromat Adds Fresh Look To Town
• Like A Queen: Beekeepers Breeding Better Bees

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