Unique Eatery Opens; Company Hiring 2.2K This Year: CT News

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Connecticut-Based Company To Hire 2,200 This Year

The manufacturer is hiring people as they gear up for a high level of production.>>>Read More.

Lamont Relaxing Some Coronavirus Restrictions: Here’s What You Need To Know

Gov. Ned Lamont announced he would relax some coronavirus restrictions related to restaurants and houses of worship.>>>Read More.

Prominent Bank In CT May Not Be Shutting All Branches After All

The bank earlier this year had announced plans to phase out more than 80 bank branches in CT.>>>Read More.

New BBQ Restaurant To Open: Report

The eatery reportedly will move into a former Bertucci's location.>>>Read More.

Moon Restaurant Opens

The restaurant offers a unique menu of sushi, grilled octopus, Okinawan doughnuts and more, as well as an extensive cocktail menu.>>>Read More.

Popular Restaurant Closes Downtown

The restaurant recently closed and plans are already in place for a new eatery to open in the space.>>>Read More.

Grant Helps Keep Business Baking More Delicious Cupcakes

The new business owner had just signed a lease days before the coronavirus pandemic hit and a new state grant is helping her stay open.>>>Read More.

Connecticut Business Pays $100K In Settlement: Feds

A local business has agreed to pay more than $100,000 to settle false claims allegations, officials say.>>>Read More.

Restaurant Owners Pleased With Extended Hours Granted By Governor

Gov. Ned Lamont announced restaurants and bowling alleys may stay open until 11 p.m., effective Tuesday.>>>Read More.

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