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A mechanic works on a vehicle in the service garage at Harte Infiniti, 1076 S. Colony Rd., Wallingford, Tues., Mar. 31, 2020. Dave Zajac, Record-Journal

Local auto dealers adjust during pandemic

While the showrooms may be closed, new and used car dealers are being careful and creative about selling cars and trucks remotely ...
 
Helper Jess Skiffington, left, brings longtime customer Gina Quinn her Easter kielbasa at V. Czapiga & Son on Cooper Street in Meriden on Friday.
MERIDEN — Local markets have traditional kielbasa available for Easter orders, but are anticipating lower than usual sales. “I'm ...
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WALLINGFORD — Gigante’s Italian Deli on Route 68 is closing its doors after nearly 48 years in business.Grace Giulietti, daughter ...
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Businesses with fewer than 500 employees are scrambling to understand the new federal programs aimed at helping them remain solven ...
Christina Wrobel, tree and shrub manager, waters a variety of pansies on Wednesday at Winterberry Gardens, 2070 West St., Southington. Businesses across the state are worried about the impact of the coronavirus, even the ones considered “essential” like farmers’ markets and garden centers. Photos by Dave Zajac, Record-Journal
Businesses across the state are worried about the impact of COVID-19, including ones considered “essential” — like farmers’ market ...
Mike Ryan, of Southington, shops for groceries during the grand opening of the new Tops Marketplace, 887 Meriden-Waterbury Tpke., Fri., Mar. 27, 2020. The family-owned grocery store has spent the last year in rebuild mode after a March 3 fire destroyed the building. Dave Zajac, Record-Journal
SOUTHINGTON — Just over a year after a fire destroyed the store, Tops Marketplace is back and open for business today. “It’s been ...
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Rob Sitz, co-owner of The Manhattan, waits for takeout orders in the back parking lot of the 16 Eden Ave. business in Southington, Thurs., Mar. 26, 2020. Businesses that started recently are dealing with mandatory shutdowns and quarantined customers in the midst of trying to establish themselves. Dave Zajac, Record-Journal
SOUTHINGTON — After opening their gaming and hobby shop on March 1, The Raven’s Nest owner Christina DeVeau said she and her husba ...
Ulbrich Steel & Specialty Metals, 1 Dudley Ave., Wallingford, Mon., Mar. 23, 2020. Ulbrich Steel & Specialty Metals continues to operate wordwide as an essential business. Dave Zajac, Record-Journal
Ulbrich Steel & Specialty Metals of North Haven was in talks Monday with N95 mask makers about the local supplier’s role in he ...
Event planner Carisa Lockery, owner of Pink Olive Events in Cheshire, on March 19 plans out a calendar of events for August, which includes postponements due to COVID-19. Dave Zajac, Record-Journal
WALLINGFORD — Two weeks before their planned wedding, Carlie Luchino and fiance Michael Ciarlone decided to postpone. The move was ...
Nathaniel Bottone, owner of Salon Nathaniel, curls the hair of employee and stylist Carla Bell at the East Main Street business in Meriden on March 20. Hair salons, nail salons, barbershops, and tattoo and body piercing shops are the latest businesses to close to help stem the spread of the coronavirus. Dave Zajac, Record-Journal
Nathaniel Bottone was saying goodbye to customers and employees Friday before closing Salon Nathaniel on East Main Street in Merid ...
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