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THURSDAY, JANUARY 25, 2007
Our View
Settling Inn
Patrick O’Connell no longer has a business partner at The Inn at Little Washington. His former coowner Reinhardt Lynch is gone. With the announcement on Friday that their protracted business differences had finally reached an amicable resolution, O’Connell has emerged as the sole pro- - prietor and now reigns not only over the Inn but all of their once jointly held properties. The end of any long term relationship is sad - like a death of sorts. Even if all parties involved have agreed to agree, it is never without pain and a lot of emotion. The Inn will be celebrating 30 years in operation this year and preparations are already underway for what wifi no douht be a grand anniversary. Ibgether, O’Connell and Lynch built a business empire centered around fine food, impeccable service and an atmosphere and ambiance that is heady and
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