Hi everyone,
For most of his adult life, Tony Candullo worked in the concrete and masonry professions. He poured foundations. He built chimneys.
But last spring, the 65-year-old Candullo decided to chase a lifelong dream…and hitch it to the back of his Chevy Tahoe.
Candullo bought a hot dog cart in Maine, obtained all the necessary permits in Danbury, and set up shop on Main Street.
For some folks, a lifelong dream might be retiring to Florida. Or maybe, buying that flashy sports car you’ve always wanted.
Not Tony Candullo. His lifelong dream was wrapped inside a stainless steel box.
To learn why Candullo hawks hot dogs five days a week — and to learn about his top-secret chili recipe — read my “Take on Life” column on Friday.
Only in the print edition of The News-Times.


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Comment by Henery Schaffer — January 21st, 2010 @ 2:01 pm
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