Setting The Standard in Mystic
14 Jun 2021
Economic Development
Kody Blake and Eric Goodman spotted the postcard beneath the glass of the table where they were having lunch one day and immediately knew it was the inspiration for their next project.
The two young builders had come from different careers — Goodman was a lawyer working in finance and Blake doing instrumentation and control for nuclear power plants. But they had recently collaborated on buying and flipping houses when they were hired to do an expansion of Sift bakery in downtown Mystic.
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