Popular Diner Eyed For Gas Station: CT Business News

There was plenty of business news across Connecticut this past week. If you missed any of it on your local Patch, here's a roundup of some of the most-read business stories.

Popular Diner Eyed For Gas Station

A mainstay for burgers and fries could next become a site for pumping gas and charging electric cars under a redevelopment proposal.>>>Read More.

Italian Restaurant Closes Suddenly

Management confirmed to Patch the popular restaurant "has permanently closed.">>>Read More.

It's Official, Former Sears Site Will Become Indoor Amusement Center/Bar

According to the company's website, Level99 is "a first-of-its-kind social gaming playground featuring over 50 real-world physical and mental challenges and games, craft drinks, and elevated dining.">>>Read More.

Iconic Pizzeria Set To Open New Location

The first day of business will be Thursday, Aug. 29, with reservations available for tables after that date.>>>>Read More.

Vintage Store Heading Into Retirement

A go-to store in town that seemed to have everything for the outdoors for more than a half-century is closing.>>>Read More.

Sign Up For New Target Store, Grand Opening Teased

The new Target replaces the community’s second Walmart store, which closed late last year at the same location.>>>Read More.

PZC OKs Winemaking Retailer's Move To Town

The zoning board unanimously approved a site plan for a winemaking/beer brewing supplier to relocate.>>>Read More.

Skate Shop Closing After Nearly 50 Years In Business

The owners of Skate Shop recently announced plans to close their iconic store after nearly half a century in business.>>>Read More.

'Dangerbar' In The Works

A new nautically themed bar plans to open in downtown.>>>Read More.

Renovated Kidz Clothing Closet Marks Grand Opening

The business, which has been expanded under new ownership, offers gently used and new clothes for babies, kids and adults, and more.>>>Read More.

Family Jewelry Business Moves Store To Higher-Profile Location

Smith & Son Jewelers, established more than a century ago, has moved its second location.>>>Read More.

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