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HomeNewsSupplier NewsConnecticut: Businesses, casinos shut, curtail services to fight virus

Connecticut: Businesses, casinos shut, curtail services to fight virus

March 17, 2020 Tribal Gaming & Hospitality Supplier News

Businesses across Connecticut, from the sprawling Mohegan Sun casino to small, independently owned Pilates studios, were preparing to shut down or curtail their services Monday to comply with a new restrictions aimed at curbing the spread of the coronavirus.

Read more: Dave Collins, Associated Press

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