t’s probably a good thing that
Christina Vitagliano didn’t live in
I
NewJersey.
Because if she had, the three-hour drive
home that essentially changed her life a
decade ago might only have lasted half that
long – and the ideas which ultimately
emerged while heading toward eastern
Connecticut would probably have been cut
short somewherewest ofNewark.
“I just wanted to create something on my
own, instead of going back to work for
people,” she said, recalling a night out with
her husband, Patrick, a few months after
she’d sold her previous business – an
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