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By Paul Hughes, Republican-American
Chase Mercer, 8, of Naugatuck, right, and his friend Dakota Paige, 5, of Stratford, center, toss rocks into the Naugatuck River on May 26 while visiting Linden Park in Naugatuck as Chase’s mother, Belitza Cruze, left, reads and keeps an eye on them. -JIM SHANNON/REPUBLICAN-AMERICAN
HARTFORD After telling people to stay home and stay safe, the diminishing COVID-19 threat now has Gov. Ned Lamont saying get out of the house and get back to normal.
Lamont on May 26 announced a shift in messaging from reopening Connecticut to returning to pre-pandemic ways of working, doing business and living life.
Cambria to open hotels in New Haven and South Windsor
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Choice Hotels International is bringing one of its upscale lodging brands to Connecticut in a big way.
The Maryland-based hospitality franchiser will open two of its Cambria Hotels in Connecticut by next summer. The first Cambria Hotel will open this fall in South Windsor at 1000 Long Leaf Lane with the second location opening next summer in New Haven at 20 Dwight Street.
Cambria’s hotels are in the extended stay category, according to Ginny Kozlowski, executive director of Visit New Haven and the Connecticut Lodging Association.
Construction recently began on the Cambria Hotel in New Haven. When completed, the hotel will be six stories tall and have 130 rooms, according to officials with Choice Hotels.
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