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Gear up for the Sound: Whether you’re racing out of Stamford or plotting a weekend cruise, Landfall Navigation has the safety kit and smarts.
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Italian restaurant Fortina, which operated in Stamford's Harbor Point neighborhood for over a decade, has closed its doors on Aug.
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A new restaurant from Antonio's Restaurant Group, Ocean 46, is set to replace the former location of the Crab Shell on Southfield Avenue in Stamford.
Full story at newstimes.com ↗
Lulu's Kitchenette is set to open its second location in Stamford, replacing Jerky's in the former home of Jerky.
Full story at theconnecticutscoop.com ↗
An employee at Smoke & Vapor Box Plus in Stamford, Massachusetts, has been arrested after investigators found unlicensed cannabis products in the store.
Full story at stamfordadvocate.com ↗
Kosciuszko Park, a 23-acre park in the South End of Stamford, was used as a landfill during the urban redevelopment of downtown Stamford in 1968 and 1974.
Full story at ctexaminer.com ↗
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