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The Public Market, on Main Street in Middletown, has served the community since 1915. Author: Tony Terzi Updated: 6:16 PM EST February 16, 2021 MIDDLETOWN, Conn. COVID-19 has contributed to the deaths of thousands of people in Connecticut. But how many businesses it has killed will not likely be known until at least the end of this year, some small business owners believe. The Public Market, on Main Street in Middletown, has served the community since 1915. But Wednesday, they close their doors for good largely because one segment of their business vanished. They have the best Italian sweet sausage that you can find, said Beverley (Russo) Skinnon, a Middletown native, who made the trip over from Southington. It s (sausage) as close to my mom s as it gets.

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