Groton bowling alley now under local ownership
19 Nov 2019
Small Business
Rich and Bethany Hurne are pumping the brakes on their ownership of Rich's Service Center at Five Corners, as they shift from starters and steering wheels to strikes and spares.
They purchased Spare Time Groton for $3.5 million at the end of August, bringing the 32-lane bowling alley from corporate ownership into the hands of two Groton residents who respectively grew up in Montville and Norwich.
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