Groton students open hot dog stand at Poquonnock Plains Park
18 Jul 2019
Community Interest
Groton Public Schools Transition Academy students have opened a new summertime hot dog stand, called "Hot Dogs and Nibbles," at Poquonnock Plains Park, the school district announced in a news release.
The students are staffing the stand and sponsoring the venture in partnership with Elisa Coppelman of Noank Nibbles, an artisan herb and spice company, the release states. The stand is open 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. Monday through Thursday from July 10 to Aug. 8 at Poquonnock Plains Park, 150 Fort Hill Road in Groton.
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