Restaurant Ordered Closed; Town’s Only Movie Theater Closes

Here are the top trending business stories from across Connecticut. It was another busy week of business-related news. Here are the top stories:

Restaurant Closed Due To Coronavirus-Related Violations

The owner said he wants to work things out with the city but the situation is becoming dire for the business and employees.>>>Read More.

New Mall Development Plans Make Local Officials Nervous

The owners of the state's largest mall are pitching a major development at the site which has local officials concerned.>>>Read More.

Store Closing Signs Up At Grocery Store

The company has been searching for a buyer all year but now plans to close down the store this month, officials said.>>>Read More.

New Smoothie Shop Overcomes Multiple Obstacles

The shop opened less than a week prior to the massive March shutdown brought on by the coronavirus pandemic, but the owners have persevered.>>>Read More.

Popular Restaurant/Bar Will Close Permanently

A downtown establishment will close its doors permanently.>>>Read More.

Indoor Dining Capacity For Restaurants May Soon Increase In CT

Also, an additional five people have been fined $1,000 for violating the state's quarantine policy.>>>Read More.

Other top stories:

• Mass Layoffs Hit Mohegan Sun
• Downtown Bank Branch Will Close: Report
• Popular Restaurant To Close Permanently Due To Pandemic
• Town’s Only Movie Theater Closes After 26 Years
• New Coffee Shop Sees Increase In Business After Storm
• New Pet Day Care Facility Opens
• LOFT Store Closes At Mall
• Victoria's Secret Closes Another CT Location

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