Stamford's Frontier Communications Opens Retail Store In Norwalk

NORWALK, Conn. -- Stamford-based Frontier Communications held a ribbon-cutting event for its new retail store on Thursday at 2 Washington St. in Norwalk.

Norwalk Mayor Harry Rilling joins Frontier Communications for its ribbon-cutting at 2 Washington St. See story for photo IDs.
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Don Banowetz, Frontier Communications, Senior Vice President National Channel Strategy & Support attended the ribbon-cutting.
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Christian Cherniawski of Solcomm, Barry Mustaka, Local Frontier Manager, and Allen Amarando, Norwalk Technical Supervisor attended the event.
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Tom Renner

12/15/2014 5:00 a.m.

Frontier Communications acquired AT&T Connecticut’s wireline operations in late October, making Frontier the incumbent provider of phone, internet and TV service to the state of Connecticut.

Frontier is now able to bring its cutting-edge technology and innovation to Connecticut’s residential and business consumers. Another six to eight more retail stores will be coming to Connecticut in the next eight to 10 months, bringing jobs and a local presence to the area.

Frontier purchased the entire 1.3 households of AT&T’s wirelines. The transition from AT&T to Frontier became effective in November.

Identifications in first photo:

From left: Barry Mustaka, Local Manager, Frontier; Don Banowetz, SVP Operations and Support; Mark Brown, Regional Alternative Channel Manager; Norwalk Mayor Harry Rilling; Sean Housel, Director of Alternate Channels, Frontier; Edward Musante, President and CEO, Norwalk Chamber of Commerce; and Chris Spearing, Regional Sales Manager, Frontier.

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