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Manchester officials allow Hungry Tiger to reopen after shutdown for flouting COVID-19 restrictions

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AdvertisementBy Hartford CourantNov 25, 2020 at 3:50 pmTwo days after shutting down the Hungry Tiger restaurant for violations of COVID-19 restrictions, town officials allowed the owner to reopen Wednesday after a reinspection.Officials will continue to monitor the restaurant for compliance, Health Director Jeffrey Catlett said.AdvertisementIn visits over the past three months, inspectors from the health department and fire marshal’s office warned owner Donald Denley Jr. he was in danger of losing his license for the Charter Oak Street restaurant if he kept spurning rules meant to protect people’s health, Fire Chief Dave Billings said.Cited violations included failure to comply with social distancing protocols and failure to enforce appropriate face coverings for customers.AdvertisementTo reopen, Denley had to establish a written training program on rules and protocols and develop a method for tracking customer capacity for both indoor and outdoor dining, among other requirements.This is not Denley’s first run-in for alleged violations of the state’s COVID-19 protocols. In May, Manchester police cited him after a complaint that the Hungry Tiger was in violation of Gov. Ned Lamont’s order at that time banning restaurants from dine-in service.A TV station photographer had complained to police that he saw people sitting at the bar next to each other, ignoring social distancing practices, and that some had open containers of alcohol.Denley said at the time that two customers were at the bar waiting for takeout orders and a third person was doing some work on the place.“To me, it’s splitting hairs,” he said of the citation.Jesse Leavenworth can be reached at jleavenworth@courant.com Advertisement

AdvertisementBy Hartford CourantNov 25, 2020 at 3:50 pmTwo days after shutting down the Hungry Tiger restaurant for violations of COVID-19 restrictions, town officials allowed the owner to reopen Wednesday after a reinspection.Officials will continue to monitor the restaurant for compliance, Health Director Jeffrey Catlett said.AdvertisementIn visits over the past three months, inspectors from the health department and fire marshal’s office warned owner Donald Denley Jr. he was in danger of losing his license for the Charter Oak Street restaurant if he kept spurning rules meant to protect...

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