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A new food option has opened in Colchester! Soup of the Day Cafe is NOW OPEN in Colchester! The new cafe is located at 24 Norwich Avenue, right on the Town Green. The cafe will feature 4 soups daily from a rotating lineup. Soups are made fresh daily and come with your choice of bread, fruit, crackers, or chips. Soups include Cheddar Corn Chowder, Chicken Noodle, Taco, Broccoli Cheddar, Lasagna, Minestrone, Stuffed Pepper, Chili Macaroni, Thai Chicken, Tomato, Loaded Baked Potato, Cheeseburger, and Marry Me Chicken Soup. You can find the cafe between Mel's Downtown Creamery and Hair Magic in Downtown Colchester. The cafe is open Wednesday-Saturday 11am-7pm
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An adventure park is planned for the Meriden Mall according to the City's Economic Development Director.
According to the Economic Development Director Joseph Feest, an adventure park will fill the 30,400 square foot former Best Buy space on the mall's second level. The space has been vacant since Best Buy left in 2021. An estimate timeline for opening has not been announced, nor has the brand or attractions. Stay tuned for more information. The mall has seen a number of retailers leave in recent months including Michaels, Windsor (closing soon), FYE, Rainbow, and others. Read our recent report here: https://www.facebook.com/share/p/1EVkLydKVb/ Major news in the world of ice cream in Old Saybrook! -Fenwick Ice Cream Co has left their longtime home in Old Saybrook and will open a new ice cream superstore at 855 Boston Post Road! The longtime ice cream shop will open very soon. Make sure you follow them on social media (tagged above) to stay up to day on their opening! -Coastal Classic Ice Cream will open in the now-former Fenwick Ice Cream Co space next to Johnny Ads at 910 Boston Post Road! The new ice cream shop will officially open on March 20th and will serve free small ice creams all weekend long! Make sure you check both these shops out this summer! 
A new restaurant is coming to East Haddam!
C'est La Vie will be opening at 9-11 Main Street in East Haddam; steps from the historic Goodspeed Opera House. The location was previously home to La Vita, an Italian eatery, that closed in late 2022. Based on the name, we expect the menu will be French-inspired cuisine. C'est La Vie translates to 'That's Life' or 'Such is Life' in English. The restaurant will be co-owned by James Johnson, Saban Cecunjanin, Julia Bjornberg, and Jamie Lamarco according to State Business Records. We reached out to the owners of the new restaurant inquiring for more details and a timeline for their opening. We have not heard back at the time of publishing. Stay tuned for more information! Looking for something fun to do this weekend with the kiddos?
Connecticut Science Center's newest exhibit, The Story Behind Pixar, has opened its doors! Step behind the scenes and explore the fascinating science and technology that bring Pixar’s beloved animated films and characters to life. The Science Behind Pixar is an interactive exhibition that highlights the STEM (science, technology, engineering, and math) concepts used by Pixar’s talented artists and computer scientists to create their award-winning films. Featuring more than 50 interactive elements, the exhibition is divided into eight sections, each focusing on a different stage of the filmmaking process. Gain an insider’s perspective on Pixar’s production pipeline through fun, hands-on activities, engaging demonstrations, and firsthand accounts from the studio’s production teams. Walk through the process of movie-creation in the exhibit highlighting: -3D modeling and sculpting of your favorite characters -Digital rigging for movement -Creation of enviroments with creative surfacing -Virtual camera work -Animation -Computer simulation -Virtual lighting -Rendering of a 3D scene into a 2D image Don’t miss the chance to come face-to-face with life-size re-creations of your favorite Pixar characters, including Buzz Lightyear, Dory, Mike and Sulley, Edna Mode, and WALL•E. It’s an unforgettable journey into the creativity, science, and technology that make Pixar movies so magical. Tickets to this exhibit are included in the general admission price of the science center. The exhibit will run through September 1st. Get your tickets here: https://ctsciencecenter.org/shop/ 
Could Hartford become a major player in the world of architecture and construction?
Hartford is home to a number of Connecticut's largest Architecture firms. JCJ Architecture is a flagship tenant of the Colt building at 120 Huyshope Avenue in Hartford. The complex is home to Tecton Architects, moving to a bigger space from their previous Hartford home. The Colt building is also home to Maier Design Group. All three firms are major players in the Architecture field in the Northeast and the US. Renowned architect, Tai Soo Kim called Hartford home alongside their office in Boston. Crosskey Architects, Amenta Emma Architects, Infinity Group, Bostwick Architects, Lifecare Designs, and Joseph A. Bucheck AIA all call the Capitol City home. Many engineering firms are based in Hartford or have a presence in the city including Macchi Engineers, BL Companies, Freeman, Stantec, PVE, Torres Engineering, Urban Engineers, and others. Hartford has also seen some more firms move into the city. Hartford Architecture Partners Inc. (or HAPI for short) recently relocated their office from West Hartford into a space on Allyn Street. Fuss & O'Neill has relocated their headquarters from their historic home in Manchester to the Gold Building in Downtown Hartford. Last year PES Structural Engineers opened an office on Arch Street, part of the Front Street development. Construx Co recently relocated its headquarters back to Hartford from Farmington. The construction company can now be found at 10 Sequassen Street in Hartford. They are a General Contracting construction company, currently working on notable projects in the area including The Friendly Toast in West Hartford, IVX Health locations throughout CT, Elicit Brewing in Danbury, and many more. All these additions beg the question: Is Hartford becoming a hub for construction-related companies? We hope so. A new restaurant has opened in the Pawcatuck section of Stonington! J&G Rail Side Restaurant is NOW OPEN at 15 Palmer Street in Pawcatuck. The restaurant has their official ribbon cutting with Greater Mystic Chamber of Commerce on March 11th. The menu is thoughtfully curated to reflect the unique flavors of the region, offering a variety of dishes that cater to every palate. From the succulent, ocean-fresh seafood that captures the essence of New England’s coast, to the richly flavored steaks grilled to perfection, every meal is crafted to create lasting memories. At J&G Rail Side Restaurant, they strive to turn every meal into a special occasion, surrounded by a warm, welcoming atmosphere. The restaurant serves breakfast, lunch, and dinner; a number of menu items can be made gltuen free. The eatery has a vegan section of the menu with 6 options including chickpea hummus with vegetables & chips, brussel sprouts, vegan tacos, stir-fry vegetables, roasted roots, and polenta bowl. Find their full menu here: https://www.jandgrailside.com/menu Find them at 15 Palmer Street in Pawcatuck or online at jandgrailside.com The restaurant is open: Wednesday-Sunday 8am-8pm Closed Monday & Tuesday 
Starbucks and Dave's Hot Chicken are planned for Brookfield! Both restaurants are planned for a building at 112 Federal Road in Brookfield. Starbucks and Dave's have both signed longtime 10 year leases for their spaces. Starbucks is expected to feature a drive-thru, an option their other nearby location does not have. A small patio will accompany the new coffee shop. Dave's Hot Chicken is expanding across CT with new locations planned to pop up in many towns including Newington (opening 03/14), Stamford, Hamden, and Southington. The restaurant serves Nashville-hot chicken sandwiches and much more. No timeline has been announced for either restaurant's opening. The property has been put on the market as a fully-developed project, find more information here: https://www.loopnet.com/.../112-Federal-Road.../34711749/  The Fresh Monkee, LLC is coming soon to Guilford! The smoothie and shake shop will be located at Shoreline Plaza, 842 Boston Post Road, in Guilford! They will be located in the plaza soon to be home to Target. They will occupy the former GNC space next to Big Y according to a lease plan from the landlord. This location will be the first of 3 shoreline locations for The Fresh Monkee, with the franchisee being a local shoreline family! The Fresh Monkee is not one of those MLM Nutrition Shake shops. They make their drinks with fresh ingredients prepared in front of you! They serve fresh fruit smoothies, protein shakes, green shakes, and Monkee Ballz (protein snack.) Check out their menu here: https://thefreshmonkee.com/menu/ This will be the chain’s 9th CT location. The shop has locations in Connecticut, Rhode Island, Arizona, and Massachusetts. The chain is expanding into Florida, Texas, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, California, North Carolina, Georgia, and many more national locations. The shop got their start in a small 600 square foot space in Wethersfield in 2014; and has grown into a chain of 13 locations and many more on the way! Dave's Hot Chicken has signed a lease for another Connecticut location, this time in the Town of Hamden, Connecticut! The new restaurant will be located at 2165 Dixwell Avenue in Hamden, the former DiBella's Subs space at Hamden Village Fair! The plaza is currently home to a number of tenants including KPot, Yale Urgent Care, Liquorland, Gap, Chipotle, MyEyeDr, and KidStrong. The eatery serves Nashville hot chicken sandwiches, normal chicken sandwiches, tenders, bites, shakes, fries, slaw, mac & cheese, slushers of various flavors, and more. They sells a 'Hot Box Roulette' featuring a box of 10 chicken sliders with 4 mild, 5 medium, and 1 reaper (their hottest flavor.) Find their full menu here: https://daveshotchicken.com/ Dave's Hot Chicken is rapidly expanding across Connecticut. The chain opened their first location in CT in Janaury and will open their second this Friday (3/14) in Newington. New locations are planned for Stamford, Southington, and now Hamden! 
TD Bank plans to close two Connecticut branches including locations in Torrington and North Branford.
The bank branches are located at: -215 High Street in Torrington, at Torrington Commons -1289 Foxon Road in North Branford, near Big Y The Connecticut closings are part of a list of 38 branches planned to close this year. The closings were filed with the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency last year. The Torrington location is part of a rapidly declining plaza called Torrington Commons. The plaza is now nearly vacant, formerly anchored by Stop & Shop (closed in 2024) and JCPenney (closed in 2020.) The plaza is now home to Warehouse Wine & Liquors, Moon Star Restaurant, Family Nail Salon, Hibachi Express, and Torrington Thai. Based on square footage, the plaza will be over 90% vacant. The North Branford location is part of a shopping plaza home to Big Y Supermarkets, North Branford Wine & Spirits, and Swarm Fitness. 
Park Lane Pizza has reopened their doors in West Hartford; over a year after temporarily closing for repairs.
Park Lane Pizza is located at 337 Park Road in West Hartford. They officially roepened their doors last Tuesday! They are open Sunday-Thursday 11am-9pm and Friday-Saturday 11am-10pm. The pizza shop closed last year after it received interior damage from a storm in Janaury of 2024. The interior of the restaurant was completely gutted and rebuilt. The renovation includes new flooring, finishes, booths, murals, and lighting. The kitchen has been updated with new hoods, ansul systems, and fire protection. See more pictures of the new space from our friends at We-Ha.com here: https://we-ha.com/west-hartford-business-buzz-march-10-2025/ Make sure you check out this We-Ha gem! More stores are leaving the Meriden Mall as the vacancy rate soars and foot traffic drops. -Windsor, a Women's clothing store, is closing their store at the mall. The store is in its final days of operation. Windsor is relocating to the Westfarms Mall, replacing the recently shuttered Hallmark store. -Michael's Jewelers recently shuttered their store at the Meriden Mall with plans to relocate to Walingford. The Jewelry store chain has been a fixture of the mall for many years. Michaels will soon reopen at 1211 South Broad Street in Wallingford, the former Mattress for Less space. These closures join the previously closures we reported on including Bath & Body Works, Petrillo's, FYE, Ruby Tuesday, Rainbow, Claire's, Zaida's Braiding, Dick's, and others. Remaining mall tenants include: TJ Maxx, Finishline, Spencer’s, Club Pickleball, Boscov’s, Imperial Gaming, Custom Print, Pretzel Maker (x3), Kay Jewelers, T Mobile, Diva Nails, Charley’s, Nail Box, Torrid, Studio Brow, Meriden Mall Dental, H&R Block, Shoe Dept Encore, AT&T, and Bye Stress. The mall is owned by Namdar and is located at 470 Lewis Avenue in Meriden. Enfield Square Mall's days may be numbered.
The redevelopment is set to receive a major boost with $10 million in bond funds from the State of Connecticut. The funding is expected to be approved tonight by the Community Investment Fund. The Town of Enfield has also committed around $16 million is tax-concessions for the project. Enfield Square Mall is planned to be reinvigorated into Enfield Marketplace! The mall is under contract to be purchased by Woodsonia Acquisitions, a Nebraska-based developer. The plans for the site would include a mixed-use development with retail, restaurants, 2 hotels, over 400 residential units, and trails around the property. The total development is estimate to cost close to $350 million according to the developer. The developer plans to demolish the mall, except for the Target building; Target would remain as a stand alone structure. The mall is rapidly emptying out with Party City closing and SSUPhoto Designs & Galaxy Pops and Beyond relocating to South Windsor. The mall is still home to numerous tenants including After Hours Events, GameStop, The Money Pit, Kebab House, Mosaic Cafe, Second Floor Games, and many more. It's unclear where these tenants will move to next. Demolition could start as soon as this summer. Two new businesses are starting work on their Cromwell locations! -Popeyes will soon start the site work for their new location at the corner of West Street and Shunpike Road! Construction fencing has been installed. The chicken restaurant will be located in a portion of the Stop & Shop parking lot. No opening timeline has been announced. -Barb's Pizza is under construction in their new location at 77 Berlin Road, the former Wooster Street Pizza space. Barb’s recently installed their new signage. They plan to open in a few short weeks according to the owner. Stay tuned! 
Two more tenants have signed on to The Shops at Stonebridge! Shake Shack has leased a 3,250 square foot space at the new development. The burger and shake eatery will be located in an outparcel of the plaza, attached to the new BIRDCODE restaurant. Shake Shack serves burger, chicken sandwiches, hotdogs, milkshakes, and much more. Chase Bank has also signed a lease for a space in the plaza. The bank will occupy a 3.050 square foot outparcel. The bank will feature drive-up services. Other tenants for the plaza include: -Paris Baguette -Club Pilates -Blender Bar -Saybrook Home -Whole Foods Market -Choice Pet Supply -J Crew Factory -TJ Maxx -Barnes & Noble -Harvey & Lewis Opticians -Mercato Italian Kitchen & Bar -Market Place Kitchen & Bar -Verizon -GoHealth Urgent Care -Birdcode -Chipotle The plaza is planned to open later this year according to the leasing flyer. The shops will be located at 2061 Highland Avenue in Cheshire.  Off The Hook by J&R Seafood is NOW OPEN in Mystic! The new restaurant is located at 46 West Main Street in Downtown Mystic. The restaurant is owned by J&R Seafood Market, also in Mystic. The new eatery opened on Friday, March 7th. Off The Hook serves lobster rolls (including hot & cold), a lobster roll flight (one of both), fish and chips, poke bowls, tiga san ba (an assortment of egg and spring rolls), fish sandwiches, fish tacos, clam chowder, and much more. Find their full menu here: https://off-the-hook-by-jr-seafood.square.site/#YNH2SPNDNLXRZ66MRG6BEJ6G Off The Hook replaces Young Buns Doughnuts that closed at the end of 2024. Adam Young's other ventures including Sift Bake Shop and A.T.Y Bar & Bonbons remain open. The restaurant is open: Thursday-Monday 11am-6pm Closed Tuesday and Wednesday Find them at 46 West Main Street in Mystic or online at https://www.offthehookmystic.com/ 
By Shaun Tillotson, The Waterbury Scoop
Express Kitchens Makes Strategic Move to Bristol, Acquires Historic Associated Spring Building Express Kitchens, a renowned name in kitchen cabinetry, has officially acquired the former Associated Spring building located at 18 Main Street in Bristol, marking a significant relocation for the company. The sale of the 275,000-square-foot property was finalized on Friday, as confirmed by both the City of Bristol and New Direct Cabinets, the parent company of Express Kitchens. The company plans to transform this sizable space into a state-of-the-art "distribution hub" that will serve not only as a high-tech manufacturing facility but also as a corporate office. Max Kothari, the visionary founder and CEO of Express Kitchens, described the company as the Northeast's "premier kitchen cabinet and accessories provider." Alongside its sister company, New Direct Cabinet Sales, Express Kitchens has built a formidable reputation as a trusted supplier of kitchen cabinets, countertops, and related components, catering to both residential and commercial remodeling and new construction projects. With over 17 retail locations across Connecticut, Massachusetts, New York, and New Jersey, the company is well-established in the region. The strategic move to Bristol signifies a shift in operations, as New Direct Cabinets will be consolidating its distribution and manufacturing functions from existing facilities in New Jersey and other parts of Connecticut. Set on a 14.63-acre site in downtown Bristol, the new location will not only enhance operational efficiency but will also feature a factory outlet designed to offer customers an engaging and dynamic retail experience. "To effectively manage the growth of Exprwe must we consolidate our operations while paving the way for future expansion," Kothari stated. "The facilities at 18 Main Street are perfectly suited for our needs. Upon visiting downtown Bristol, witnessing the ongoing development in the area, and engaging with community leadership, we were convinced that Bristol is the ideal location for New Direct Cabinets/Express Kitchens Justin Malley, the executive director of Economic and Community Development for the City of Bristol, echoed this sentiment, recognizing Kothari and New Direct Cabinets/Express Kitchens as established leaders in the business landscape of Connecticut and the broader Northeast. "The City of Bristol is enthusiastic about fostering a long-term, productive relationship with a company committed to driving growth in our community," he remarked. Dawn Nielsen, the marketing and public relations specialist for the City of Bristol, highlighted that New Direct Cabinets expects to create approximately 50 new jobs as operations commence in Bristol, with plans for further growth in the future. "Employees will be engaged in a variety of functions, from distribution and manufacturing to retail and corporate roles in our new Bristol facility," she explained. In addition to supporting its retail locations, Express Kitchens supplies high-quality cabinetry for some of the nation's largest residential property developers, such as Toll Brothers and Winn Management, as well as major direct-to-consumer retailers including Home Depot. Mayor Jeff Caggiano expressed his excitement, stating, "It is inspiring to witness the revitalization of one of Bristol's iconic manufacturing properties by a dynamic, growing company that has chosen to make its new home here in Connecticut." He added, "We are pleased to see this historic building continue to serve purposes in distribution and manufacturing while also potentially attracting more visitors to work and shop in downtown Bristol." The 18 Main Street location, which previously operated under Associated Spring—a business founded in 1923 by the Barnes family—has a rich history dating back to the establishment of Barnes Group, Inc. in 1857. Originally a small operation producing clock springs and hoop skirts, Barnes Group evolved into a significant global player in industrial technology and aerospace manufacturing. The location closed its doors in 2023 and was subsequently sold to One Equity Partners for $175 million in January 2024. Tom Barnes, chairman emeritus of The Barnes Group, expressed appreciation for Kothari’s commitment to preserving the historical significance of the building. "The Barnes family is grateful for Max and his team’s efforts to honor the legacy of this property within the Bristol community," he said. In response, Kothari emphasized his gratitude for the trust placed in his company by the Barnes family. "We are proud to continue the long-standing tradition of hard work and entrepreneurial spirit that defines the Bristol community," he stated. "Express Kitchens is honored to be among the first to respond to Governor Lamont’s initiative focused on onshoring manufacturing and fostering job creation right here in our home state." 
CT's first Ross Dress for Less is NOW OPEN in Trumbull!
The new discount store is located at 100 Hawley Lane in Trumbull, in the Hawley Lane Mall. The store occupies the former Homegoods space in the mall. The store was originally planned to open in summer/fall of 2024, but due to plan changes the date was pushed back. A grand opening celebration took place today. Ross Dress for Less sells brand name clothing and home decor at far below the normal list price! Expect big bargains and extraordinary savings compared to typical department stores. Golden Mango is NOW OPEN in Farmington! Golden Mango is located at 2 Spring Lane, in the small strip mall facing Farmington Avenue (Route 6). It replaces the Galleria Restaurant, which closed at the end of 2024 after 12 years in business. The menu features both Japanese and Thai cuisine including sushi, sashimi, teriyaki, and much more! The Golden Mango menu can be found at www.goldenmangoct.com Golden Mango has another location called Sweet Mango in Southington, where they have operated for years. 
Fire Engine Pizza Co. is finally opening their new Milford pizza shop!
The Milford Regional Chamber of Commerce, CT has scheduled an official ribbon cutting ceremony on March 27th! The wait is over, and this much-anticipated restaurant and bar is ready to serve up its signature specialty pizzas and more. Known for its unique history and creative menu, Fire Engine Pizza Co. brings a fresh take on classic flavors. The new pizza place is located at 204 Melba Street in Milford. The pizza company has been painstakingly renovating a former Fire Station into their newest location. They have other area locations in Bridgeport and Shelton. Find all the details about the event here: https://www.facebook.com/events/1347007013105816/ 
AdrenalineRushCT has announced plans to close their doors permanently after three years of business in East Haven. The trampoline park is located at 709 Foxon Road.
The trampoline park opened in 2022, replacing another trampoline park called Rockin' Jump. Adrenaline Rush features trampolines, a Ninja course, jousting pits, trampoline basketball & dodgeball, and BrushBoarding. The trampoline park will permanently close at the end of business on March 30th. The owner's cite a breakdown in lease negotiations for the closure. Memberships have been discontinued, meaning no additional payments will be taken. Birthday parties booked through the closing date will be honored, full refunds will be given for those booked beyond March 30th. The venue said in a statement: "It is with a heavy heart that we share our final chapter—Adrenaline Rush will be closing its doors on March 30, 2025. Over the past three years, we’ve built unforgettable memories, forged lifelong connections, and brought endless fun to our community. We’re incredibly grateful for your support during this journey. This isn’t goodbye forever—it’s a celebration of all the moments we shared and a hopeful look toward new beginnings." Hibachi Buffet will open in Bristol on March 12th! The owner, Aubrey Chen, confirmed the planned opening date in an email this afternoon! Hibachi Buffet will be opening at 99 Farmington Avenue, next door to The Paper Store. The new buffet will be over 10,000 square feet, including seating for over 350 customers. The restaurant will have a large variety of cuisines, including Chinese, Japanese, Mexican, and American. “We believe diners will love the variety and quality of our offerings, with our ‘create-your-own’ hibachi grill, fresh sushi, and a wide selection of traditional and new dishes, there’s something for everyone to enjoy.” Owner Aubrey Chen said in a statement to The Bristol Edition. An important feature in the new buffet is the “create-your-own” hibachi grill, where guests will be able customize their meals. The buffet will also include a sushi bar; including raw salmon and tuna. Lunch Prices: Adults $13.99 Kids 3-5 $5.99 Kids 5-8 $7.99 Kids 9-10 $9.99 Dinner Prices: Adults $17.99 Kids 3-5 $7.99 Kids 5-8 $10.99 Kids 9-10 $12.99 We look forward to visiting! 
You know it is spring because Harry's Place in Colchester has opened for the season!
Harry's Place is located at 104 Broadway Street in Colchester. The 105 year old restaurant has become a tradition for people in the area, it's not spring until Harry's has opened! The restaurant serves burgers, fries, hotdogs, chicken, ice cream, milkshakes, sandwiches, seafood, and much more. Find their full menu here: https://www.harrysplaceburgers.com/menu . The restaurant opened early this year, they opened in late-February for the first time in the restaurant's history. The restaurant opened in 1920 by Harry Schmuckler in the Crestwood Plaza in Colchester. The restaurant relocated in the late 1920s; and again in the 1940s. The restaurant owner has changed numerous times over the past 105 years, but the dedication to quality has not! Have you ever been to Harry's Place? What's your go-to menu item? 
It appears that Jimmy Seas Pan Pasta is no more.
The Martha's Vineyard favorite opened the doors in Avon, their third location, in late 2023. The restaurant was located at 320 West Main Street in Avon, the Westridge Shops. The restaurant announced plans to close in June of 2024, but reversed course. Jimmy Seas opted to reinvent itself, offering small portions and lunch options. The restaurant is known for their pan-to-table approach; with the pasta dishes served in the cooking pan. The Avon location was recently listed for sale. Find the listing here: https://www.facebook.com/market.../item/1040120798149886/... or here: https://www.ctrestaurantbrokers.com/ The listing reads: "Take advantage of this asset sale for a closed restaurant offering 1,568 sqft of prime space and an existing liquor license. The restaurant is equipped with nearly new, top-of-the-line equipment, all less than a year old. With an 8-year lease remaining and 5 five-year options, this location offers long-term stability. The asking price is $149,000 or best offer, with monthly rent of $3,136, plus CAM charges, totaling approximately $4,000. Bring your own concept and make this space your own. Listing provided by CT Restaurant Brokers." The restaurant started in Oak Bluffs on Martha's Vineyard before expadning to Loon Mountain, NH; and Avon, CT. Owner Will Craffey purchased the business in 2014. Will Craffey no longer operates the Oak Bluffs location. Mr.Craffey still owns the business and real estate with plans to sell to the operator in 2027. We reached out to Jimmy Seas to confirm the closure and did not hear back. Calls to the business were not answered nor returned. The restaurant listing show the restaurant as closed. Hat tip to The Scoop Avon who reported the closing last week. |
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