NEW: 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, 52, 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, 54, of Stratford.
The site looks like a typical ballet studio, with a hardwood dance floor and one wall covered with mirrors. The only differenceTrumbull Local News
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Trumbull Sports
The St. Joseph High boys basketball team curtailed Hillhouse’s High’s perimeter game to make a third-quarter run, but ultimately the Academic’s ability to hit their 3-pointers was the difference in their 59-47 Class LL state semifinal victory over the Cadets in Kaiser Hall at Central Connecticut State University on Wednesday night.
St. Joseph, looking to advance and win its first state final since 2001, finished its season with a 23-4 record.
Hillhouse improved to 24-3 and will meet Bridgeport Central (26-1) for the title Saturday at 8:30 p.m. at Mohegan Sun Arena.
