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Small businesses across the state are gearing up for a bustling holiday shopping season. This past Saturday, Hartford marked the start of the festivities by celebrating Small Business Saturday, a day dedicated to supporting local merchants. “Small Business Saturday is like our Super Bowl. We train all year just for this day,” stated Rory Gale, the owner of Hartford Prints.
The event saw a vibrant turnout, with shoppers flocking to various local stores, eager to find unique gifts and support their community. Many businesses offered special promotions and events to entice customers, showcasing the creativity and dedication of local entrepreneurs.
This annual celebration not only boosts sales but also fosters a sense of community among residents and business owners alike. As the holiday season unfolds, the focus on small businesses highlights their importance in the local economy, encouraging shoppers to think local when making their gift purchases. The enthusiasm surrounding Small Business Saturday sets a positive tone for the weeks ahead.
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