It's a girl thing
New businesses face many daunting obstacles. Typically, though, a logo font is not one of them.
But that is just the situation that Judy Jovanelly finds her business in.
Jovanelly is co-owner of The Girl Spot, which recently opened in about 1,000 square feet in a Lindeman Drive building that also houses a baseball training center and a gym.
Her business partner is Lee Gulash of Stratford.
The site looks like a typical ballet studio, with a hardwood dance floor and one wall covered with mirrors. The only difference
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Tommy Bajda's free throw with three seconds left to play secured Stratford High's 51-47 victory over New London High in the Class L title game at the Mohegan Sun Arena on Saturday night before a sell-out crowd.
Bajda notched 17 points for coach Paul Dudzinski's top-seeded Red Devils, including six during a 12-2 run to close out the first half when Stratford roared back from a 20-7 deficit.
The Red Devils outscored the second-seeded Whalers in 18-11 in the fourth quarter.
Russell Payton added 11 points, Bernard Brantley came off the bench to net 11 and Brandon Sherrod tallied eight points, 16 rebounds and four blocks.
