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Food Truck Among 70 New Businesses Registered In Milford In August
70 new businesses registered in Milford in August, including a mobile food business and a specialty food maker.

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70 new businesses registered in Milford in August, including a mobile food business and a specialty food maker.

20 new businesses registered in Middlebury & Woodbury in August, including a dance studio and a gift shop.
21 new businesses registered in Lyme, East Lyme & Old Lyme in August, including a pet business and a specialty food maker.
Five new businesses registered in Ledyard in August, including a legal-services business and a cleaning business.
14 new businesses registered in Haddam, East Haddam & Killingworth in August, including a car wash and a sports-instruction business.
34 new businesses registered in Farmington in August, including a bakery, a farm and a food store.
15 new businesses registered in Windsor Locks & East Windsor in August, including a sporting-goods store and a nonprofit.
20 new businesses registered in South Windsor in August, including a dance studio and a full-service restaurant.
29 new businesses registered in Windsor in August, including a full-service restaurant and a performing-arts business.
Thirteen new businesses registered across Granby and East Granby in August, including a canning company and an elder care agency.
A leather goods shop joins 10 new businesses registered in Suffield in August, including landlords, an accountant and a food truck.
A smoke shop joins 18 new businesses registered in Oxford in August, including counselors, contractors and a car rental company.
Twenty new businesses registered across Ellington and Somers in August, including a candle maker, RV repair shop and design studio.
Enfield added 33 new businesses in August, from a horse farm to bakeries, boutiques and moving companies, records show.
Monday's meeting also brought the first public disclosure of the privately owned parcel involved in the proposal.
State Rep. Chris Aniskovich said $2 million for Clinton’s Pierson School project is on the Sept. 8 bond agenda.
The State Bond Commission is scheduled to vote Sept. 8 on $650,000 for an inclusive playground in East Lyme.
Chester's WPCA reviewed pump costs, a $247,000 fund balance and sewer plans for Water Street and Middlesex Avenue projects.
Bethany's Zoning Board of Appeals set Sept. 14 hearings on a Clay Road shed appeal and an Earley Court variance request.
This property in Ridgefield is on the market for $1.3 million, according to Zillow.com.