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Hidden Gems Of Hartford And Tolland Counties

The latest offering in the Hidden Gems series is a woman-owned business in a formerly male-dominated industry.

The Print Hub is owned by Mitzi Sansivero.
The Print Hub is owned by Mitzi Sansivero. (Tim Jensen/Patch)

WINDSOR, CT — Today's Hidden Gem literally lives up to the column's title, as it is not located on a main road, it is not clearly visible from the street and it shares a building with a kitchen and bath design center. Nonetheless, The Print Hub is one of the top print production facilities in north-central Connecticut.

Owner Mitzi Sansivero has 30 years' experience in the printing industry, including 18 as manager of the bizhub image center at Konica Minolta. When the Marshall Phelps Road facility closed upon relocation to New Jersey in Aug. 2018, she turned down the offer to move and opted to start her own venture. The Print Hub officially opened at 97-B Pierson Lane in Windsor, near the Palisado Avenue Historic District, in late August that year.

The shop handles a wide variety of printing and design needs, from large jobs like banners and lawn signs to smaller ones such as programs and invitations. Talented graphic designers work with clients, starting from original concept to completed print jobs. A full list of services may be found here.

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In addition to Sansivero, there are currently two full-time employees, both women. The location is open Monday through Friday, 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. More information about the business may be obtained online at printhubct.com, via email at print@printhubct.com or by phone at 860-580-7907.

The Print Hub is located at 97-B Pierson Lane in Windsor. Photo: Tim Jensen/Patch

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The Hidden Gems series features out-of-the-way mom and pop restaurants, small specialty stores you may have never heard of, little-known historical markers or beautiful nature spots that may be a bit off the beaten path, all located within Hartford and Tolland counties. Do you have a favorite "hidden gem" in the area that you wish to see featured in this column? Email your ideas to tim.jensen@patch.com.

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