Condos may replace Scupper
The Rusty Scupper, a culinary landmark on New Haven’s Long Wharf, is set to close at the end of October, and the owner of the building wants to replace it with luxury condominiums.
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The Rusty Scupper, long an Elm City institution, is making way on the waterfront for high-end apartments and retail facilities. The resulting mixed-use site will be part of a city plan to fill and promote growth in the “lightly developed” Long Wharf area.
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