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Popular Middletown bakery makes bitter sweet announcement
MIDDLETOWN, Conn. (WFSB) - The NoRA Cupcake Company announced that it plans to close its iconic pink and black doors. Carrie Carella, the business’s owner, posted the announcement to social media on Wednesday. “It is extremely difficult to find all the right words to express this sentiment, but after...
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Berlin Factory Lands $500M Navy Contract, Set to Add 40 Jobs
A Berlin manufacturing plant just landed one of the biggest contracts in its history: a $500 million deal with the U.S. Navy that's expected to bring about 40 new jobs to Connecticut and reshape what gets built on the factory floor. The work involves something straight out of a military thriller — unmanned vehicles engineered to throw off enemy radar by mimicking real Navy ships.
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Asking for Google reviews is fine. Rewarding them is not.
When someone in Farmington or Unionville looks up your shop on Google, a box comes up with your address, your hours and the reviews customers left you. Google calls that box your Business Profile. Google gives you a link to ask for reviews. So ask every customer, the same way each time. But give nothing back for a Google review, not even a chance in a drawing. Google bans any reward at all.
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New England home heating oil companies can get more fuel
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Canton Village Plaza Owner Seeks Approval to Demolish Storefronts, Houses for 100 Apartments
220 & 224 Albany Turnpike — Approximate Site Of Proposed Development. The owner of the Canton Village shopping center is moving ahead with plans to tear down several storefronts and houses near Route 44, clearing the way for two new mixed-use buildings with 36 apartments or condos as the first phase of a redevelopment that would eventually bring about 100 apartments to the plaza.
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You Can Fill An Entire Cart For Under $25 At This Massive Discount Store In Connecticut
Nobody walks out of Ollie’s Bargain Outlet in Manchester, Connecticut feeling like they lost, and that’s a genuinely rare thing to be able to say about a shopping trip. Every single person who pushes one of those orange carts through the checkout line leaves with more than they expected and spends less than they planned.