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Business

Farmington businesses: openings, closings, approvals and the people who run them.

Farmington Takes a Second Look at Its Sandwich Boards

A Farmington sign saying a business is open, up to 12 square feet, needs no review. A planning commissioner wants limits on the sandwich boards that rule let in, and the town has to be careful about…

Jack Beckett·Oct 9, 2026

Farmington Mercury graphic. On a dark navy field, a large serif headline reads A second look at A-frames. Below it: A sign saying a business is open needs no review. A commissioner wants limits on the boards it let in. To the right, a simple line drawing of a sidewalk A-frame sign with the word OPEN.

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A Headstone Carver Gets a Showroom on Route 6

A Bristol headstone carver says customers can't find his shop. Farmington just approved a row of his carved monuments outside a former frame shop on Route 6.

Jack Beckett·Oct 8, 2026

Farmington Mercury graphic. On a dark navy field, a large serif headline reads Headstones on Route 6. Below it: Approved unanimously: a row of carved monuments outside a former frame shop on Scott Swamp Road. To the right, a simple line drawing of three upright stones on a ground line.

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Tiny 160-Square-Foot Office for Rent in Farmington

Discover the quirkiest 160 sq ft office in Farmington, CT! Perfect for minimalists or those with a big sense of humor. 🚀📈 #TinyOffice #BigIdeas #Farmington

Jack Beckett·Jul 11, 2024

Farmington Mercury graphic. The words Community life. in large white type on a dark navy background, above the line: Neighbors, volunteers and the people who show up.