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Connecticut restaurant and hotel owners support a bill that would require money generated from the state’s 1% additional sales tax on meals to be sent back to cities and towns.
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According to a survey of over 4,000 businesses by the Connecticut Restaurant Association, 43% of restaurant owners said business conditions are worse now than they were three months ago and are having difficulties rebounding from COVID-19.
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A grant will help Connecticut train and place over 2,000 people in technical jobs
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Officials say the new COVID-19 omicron sub-variant, BA.2, is slowly spreading in New York.
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Both bills passed with an overwhelming bi-partisan majority. They now go to the Senate for action.
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The Connecticut House voted to extend a pandemic provision that allows restaurants to expand outdoor dining for another year.
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New York Gov. Kathy Hochul on Wednesday highlighted a new law that would help struggling restaurants and bars by making it easier for establishments to obtain temporary liquor licenses.
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Seventy-five percent of Connecticut restaurants said their sales are still down compared to before the pandemic, according to a new survey by the…
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Restaurants and other food service providers in New York will be banned from using polystyrene foam containers starting in January. The state ban also…
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A study released on Tuesday revealed that 60% of U.S. adults have changed their restaurant habits as the COVID-19 Delta variant rises. The restaurant…