Restaurants without outdoor seating quickly improvise
18 May 2020
Business
The state is allowing outside dining as of Wednesday, as Lamont phases in the reopening of some nonessential businesses that were shuttered due to the coronavirus pandemic. But what do restaurants do if they don't have seating outdoors? From Mystic to New London to Norwich, it means placing tables on side streets, parking lots, sidewalks, courtyards and in on-street parking spaces.
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On Wednesday, Connecticut will allow the reopening — under strict guidelines — of hair salons and barbershops, restaurants, museums and zoos, retail shops and malls, offices, university research programs and outdoor recreation that had been shut down due to the coronavirus pandemic.
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Amid pandemic, Groton plans ‘drive-in movie theater’ graduation for Class of 2020 to remember
May 15 2020Fitch High School seniors, like their counterparts across the world, encountered disappointments over the last few months, as end-of-the-year traditions were canceled amid the COVID-19 pandemic.
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The Representative Town Meeting gave its approval Wednesday for the town to enter into an option to purchase agreement with DonMar Development for the 14-acre William Seely School property. The vote was 27-2, with three abstentions.
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