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Southington's Play It Again Sports Closes

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Beloved Southington Sporting Goods Store Closes After 20 Years, But Hope for Reopening Remains

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Southington's Play It Again Sports Closes

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Hartford News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!Southington's Play It Again Sports Closes. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.

It's April 21st, Hartford News today starts now, AI powered and ready. A beloved sporting goods spot in Southington, Connecticut just shut its doors after 20 years in business. Played again sports at 685 Queen Street closed last week when owner Janet Carangelo retired. They dealt in new and used gear from fitness equipment to clothing, giving folks a spot to buy, sell or trade. This place is part of a national franchise under Windmark Corp out of Minnesota, but each store runs independently. The final day was April 15th, and instead of staying dark forever, Carangelo put it up for sale right away. Locals are feeling the pinch since it was a go-to for affordable sports stuff, especially consigned items that kept prices low. No word on community events or big reactions yet, but it's the kind of neighborhood staple that leaves a gap. No buyer has stepped up so far, but the listing signals hope for a smooth handover. Franchise model means a new owner could fire it right back up without missing a beat.

Keep an eye on Queen Street, y'all. Could be back in the game soon, slinging deals on your next workout set.

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