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n e w h a v e n b i z . c o m | J u l y 2 0 2 1 | n e w h a v e n B I Z 5 A r o u n d t h e R e g i o n New Haven pizzeria expands westward Sally's Apizza, a well-known destination in New Haven for pizza aficionados, is expanding. e restaurant's leaders recently announced a new location will open this summer at 66 Summer St. in Stamford. Sally's has been serving its trademark pies since 1938, and its current location is at 237 Wooster St., in New Haven's Little Italy. e Stamford restaurant will be about 4,000 square feet, with more seating for customers, including a mezzanine and outdoor patio. It will feature a dedicated area for takeout and delivery, and a full bar. e new eatery is being decorated with art and memorabilia to honor Sally's long history as a favorite of musicians, from Frank Sinatra to e Rolling Stones. e pizza served in Stamford will be the same as in New Haven, with the original recipe and a duplicate of New Haven's coal-fired pizza oven. Butterfly Network to fly HQ north A fast-growing Connecticut medical technology company is relocating its flagship office from its Guilford birthplace to a new location under construction in a Boston suburb. Butterfly Network Inc., maker of a low-cost pocket-sized ultrasound device, announced in June it is building a new For nearly 200 years, Liberty Bank has been behind companies that think big. We provide commercial loans, mortgages, and working capital lines of credit that can be tailored to meet your business's current needs and those in the future. Loans for $1,000,000 and up. Scan the QR code to call a Commercial Lending Officer today or visit liberty-bank.com/ct-commercial-lending to find a local lender. Financing for Becker + Becker's Hotel Marcel in New Haven, CT (formerly Pirelli/Armstrong HQ) provided by Liberty Bank. Loans, lines of credit, owner-occupied and investment mortgages up to $50 million. All loans are subject to credit and underwriting approval. Member FDIC Equal Housing Lender Seven-figure business loans for million-dollar ideas. 21-LBB-0045_FY21_CL_NHB_10x6.75_M2_V2.indd 1 21-LBB-0045_FY21_CL_NHB_10x6.75_M2_V2.indd 1 6/14/21 10:03 AM 6/14/21 10:03 AM B R I E F S BY THE NUMBERS 7,800 The number of jobs added in Connecticut in May, according to the state Department of Labor. $3M The amount an investor paid to buy the Savin Rock Plaza at 200-250 Captain Thomas Blvd,. in West Haven. 42% The percentage of state personal income growth in the first quarter of 2021. $10M The amount of a federal grant the state of Connecticut recently received to bolster its apprenticeship programs. corporate headquarters in Burlington, Mas- sachusetts, about 17 miles north of Boston. e company, which went public in a $1.5 billion merger with a blank-check company earlier this year, said the new location will accommodate roughly 275 people with room for additional expansion. e company is keeping its Guilford office at 530 Whitfield St. and currently has no plans to move any Connecticut jobs to Boston, according to company officials. e company has more than 200 employ- ees in Connecticut and New York combined and is expected to eventually grow to more than 400 with the addition of the new headquarters. e company's hand-held ultrasound device, Butterfly iQ, uses smaller and less expensive computer chips to generate images. It is about the size of an electric hair-trimmer and hooks into an iPhone for instant imaging. n PHOTO | CONTRIBUTED Butterfly Network's pocket sized ultrasound device, Butterfly iQ.

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