Restaurateur Claims Town ‘Threatens’ Restaurant’s Existence: CT News

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Restaurateur Claims Town Is Endangering His Business

In a letter to the town’s top official, the restaurateur said, “It is a very real possibility that with all the money I have spent trying to make a better restaurant for me and the town that I may be forced to either close the restaurant, try to sell, walk away, or file for bankruptcy if we cannot come to a reasonable outcome." Town officials said the work was done without a permit and the owner had been told to stop work.>>>Read More.

Texas Roadhouse Plans To Open New Restaurant: Here’s When, Where

The restaurant is one of nine locations Texas Roadhouse plans to open this year.>>>Read More.

Jurors Dismissed, Blood Evidence Presented In 1st Week Of Dulos Trial

Michelle Troconis is on trial in connection with the disappearance and presumed murder of Jennifer Farber Dulos. Here is a look at all the big developments from court.>>>Read More.

Beloved Nurse Injured In ‘Horrific’ Crash

The woman, who works as a nurse, was placed into a medically induced coma after being injured on her way home from work, family members said.>>>Read More.

Popular Eatery Closing Due To Medical Reasons

Fans of an Italian restaurant are lamenting its closing announcement.>>>Read More.

This Mini Golf Course Named Tops In CT

The national Golf.com website picked the local miniature golf course as part of its annual state rankings.>>>Read More.

Other top stories:

• Beloved Coach Dies, Mourned By Community
• Former ESPN Sportscaster Ejected From RV Crash Onto Busy Freeway
• Popular TV News Reporter Announces Departure
• CT Resident Killed In Plane Crash, ID Released: Reports
• 'Kill List' Created By Student, Police Say
• High-Tech Laser Tag Games Coming To Town

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