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An Enfield Shopping Trip Could Earn You A Prize
Residents and visitors have until Nov. 30 to collect stamps and return passports for prize eligibility.
ENFIELD, CT — Shoppers have until Nov. 30 to get their Enfield Small Business Passports stamped and returned to qualify for a prize, according to the town’s program rules.
The program encourages residents and visitors to explore locally owned businesses. A purchase of any size is required for a stamp, which business staff must apply during the visit.
The town lists three passport pickup locations, with 1,000 passports offered on a first-come, first-served basis:
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- Town Hall, 820 Enfield St.
- Enfield Senior Center, 299 Elm St.
- Central Library, 104 Middle Road.
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Participating stops include Matt’s Sportscards and Comics at 348 Hazard Ave., Trolio’s Market at 323 Hazard Ave. and Riverside Reptiles Education Center at 132 South Road. The town’s full participating-business list includes addresses and contact information.
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Only one passport is allowed per participant. Photocopied or altered passports are invalid, and participation does not guarantee a prize, according to the town.
Shoppers can also use Enfield Marketplace’s interactive passport map to plan their stops.
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