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Mother and daughter CT business owners created a ‘secret garden.’ Customers call its offerings ‘to die for’ (opens the original)
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It is a Connecticut oasis tucked behind a thriving office building on busy road. Enclosed with a black wrought iron fence, lined with roses, lilacs and seagrass, a ¼ acre plot of land has been transformed from an empty space into a quiet refuge that offers coffee, protein drinks, games and space to sit and relax. Welcome to The Secret Garden Café at 235 North Main Street, Branford, also known as Route 1. Sitting in the southeast corner of the manicured lot is an 84 square-foot trailer, complete
A CT boutique owner wanted to expand her merchandise. So she opened second store right across the parking lot (opens the original)
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Erica Grasso Azarigian is prolific on social media. She has a presence on Instagram and Facebook, keeping followers informed about new products, sales and store happenings at her two boutiques. The unique aspect of her musing is that she is not only promoting her two shoreline storefronts, but those of her fellow storekeepers throughout town. “It goes back to community,” she said. “I can’t be successful on my own. I can’t be successful without my team, without my neighbors. If their businesses a
At this new CT cafe, nestled amid boutiques, there’s a distinct Italian flair. And an already popular patio. (opens the original)
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At this new cafe, with a menu that includes Mattina, Espresso, Bibite, Dolce, Panini Artigianali, Insalate Fresche and Zuppa del Giorno, it’s designed to feel like entering an Italian bar. “If you go to Italy they refer to cafes as bars, but it’s really not a bar like we have here in America,” said owner Todd Taylor. “You go in and they have espresso and they have pastries and in some you can get little deli sandwiches.” “So that’s what we were trying to imitate,” he said. “You’re in Florence or
One of CT’s oldest homes on site dubbed ‘magical’ is for sale for $12M. What preservationists hope to save. (opens the original)
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The possible sale of one of the state’s oldest colonial homes has local and state officials worried about its future. “It’s been a part of our world for [348] years and it’s just a terrific place, so it needs to be saved,” said Marie McFarlin, president of the Old Saybrook Historical Society, Inc. The Old Saybrook Historical Society, Inc. is working closely with Preservation Connecticut to preserve the history at Bushnell Farm, a privately owned piece of property that is currently listed for sal
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