According to Wicked Local Swansea, Tim Hortons closed its 36 shops in Massachusetts, Rhode Island, and Connecticut last week, leaving Maine as the only state in New England with locations of the eatery. The article mentions that the Ontario-based chain will be turning its attention instead to its remaining U.S. outlets in the Northeast (including Maine and New York) as well as the Middle Atlantic and Great Lakes states, plus Kentucky.
Tim Hortons first started out in the 1960s as a coffee and doughnut shop, eventually expanding its menu to include breakfast items, baked good, soups, and sandwiches. The chain also has a partnership with the Cold Stone Creamery ice cream chain, with a number of co-branded stores.
The Tim Hortons website can be found at: http://www.timhortons.com/us/en/index.html
For more information on the closing of all of the Tim Hortons stores in Southern New England, please go to the Wicked Local Swansea link below.
Tim Hortons closes all Southern New England stores
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