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Looking for something to do in Connecticut in January? Even with all the COVID-19 safety restrictions, there is still soContinue Reading

There simply aren’t many things in this world more loved, more appreciated, more craved, than chocolate. Chocolatiers are magicians whoContinue Reading

Know someone who’s impossible to buy for? Why not give them a great Connecticut experience, such as: A day (orContinue Reading

The City of Bristol in partnership with the Parks, Recreation, Youth and Community Services Department and the Disc Golf AssociationContinue Reading

February 6, 1978, started out as just another day in Connecticut. But by midday, the Blizzard of 1978 hit withContinue Reading

We understand the appeal of online shopping: It’s quick, it’s convenient, the options are limitless, and you don’t even haveContinue Reading

As the state’s situation continues to rapidly change due to COVID-19, many may feel more comfortable staying in, but thatContinue Reading

Holiday cheer is upon us in Connecticut! Get in the holiday spirit by getting out and experiencing some of theContinue Reading

Nothing makes the holidays feel more like the holidays than cutting down your own Christmas tree! Throughout November and December,Continue Reading

Walkin’ in a winter wonderland may look different this year, but we can still make the holiday season memorable. WhileContinue Reading

Exponent Philanthropy a nationwide center for family philanthropy says everyone wants to help during a crisis, and, for many, thatContinue Reading

A suspect was taken into custody Thursday after a chase and crash that injured a Connecticut state trooper. It happenedContinue Reading

John H. Durham, United States Attorney for the District of Connecticut, and Matthew Modafferi, Special Agent in Charge of theContinue Reading

Looking for a safe socially distant family activity? Consider the Burlington Community Fund Scavenger Hunt. Participants will be tasked withContinue Reading

With the Thanksgiving Weekend upon us, Connecticut’s law enforcement agencies intend to promote  safe driving and increase the protection ofContinue Reading

Several years ago, a video claiming to countdown the “ten worst places” in Connecticut went viral. It played heavily onContinue Reading

Payeng’s four-decade-long feat of single-handedly raising a 550-acre forest of barren sandbar will now grace the curriculum of sixth gradeContinue Reading

Connecticut released its first batch of public school-by-school coronavirus data which showed there have been 459 recorded staff cases andContinue Reading

The Connecticut Department of Transportation’s Highway Safety Office strongly urges motorists and pedestrians to be more alert to roadway risksContinue Reading

1. The word “Connecticut” is an anglicized spelling of the Algonquian word “quinnitukqut,” roughly meaning “at the long tidal river.” 2. ConnecticutContinue Reading

Governor Ned Lamont today announced that his administration is collaborating with the leadership of the Connecticut General Assembly to formContinue Reading

Mayor Ellen Zoppo-Sassu and Mayor Erin Stewart are encouraging Bristol and New Britain businesses struggling during the pandemic to learnContinue Reading

Sustainable CT, a statewide initiative that inspires and supports communities in becoming more efficient, resilient, and inclusive, announced its 2020Continue Reading

The Mayor’s Office, United Way, and FoodShare are working together to offer another Farmers to Families Produce Distribution programs thisContinue Reading

We’re one week away from Election Day, and more than half a million people in Connecticut have already cast theirContinue Reading

The need for blood supply is always high. It’s especially high during the colder months. With the trying times ofContinue Reading

With the challenges thrown at us during 2020, we need more than ever to bring some cheer to our community.Continue Reading

Beginning as early as February 2019 and continuing to October 2019,  Debran Moore, aka Debran Chanel, 21, Shamonique Mackey, 21,Continue Reading

Connecticut now has 19 towns in the state’s “red alert” zone for coronavirus infections. Towns enter the red zone ifContinue Reading

Do you want to get tested for COVID-19 but aren’t sure where to go? Many free testing sites are currentlyContinue Reading

Study finds the most politically active states based on donations per capita for 2020. Connecticut ranked as the 10th mostContinue Reading

 The Meriden Stop & Shop has announced that it will close permanently at 6 p.m. Nov. 12, The Record-Journal reported. Stop &Continue Reading

Despite the uncertainty surrounding nonprofit organizations during the COVID-19 pandemic, most are still running vital programs. Main Street Community FoundationContinue Reading

As the 2020 season of the Bristol Farmers Market comes to a close, the popular event is going out withContinue Reading

Governor Ned Lamont announced that the State of Connecticut will be providing up to $9 million in grants to certainContinue Reading

A home in Southington, Conn. that was formerly the site of a funeral home and allegedly haunted in 1986 isContinue Reading

The City of Bristol and the United Way of West Central CT, is hosting a second Farms to Families foodContinue Reading

Ashley Calo, 31, from Bristol was shocked when her doctor told her that not only was she having twins –Continue Reading

ESPN world headquarters in Bristol CT Michael McCarthy of Front Office Sports reports Disney has pushed ESPN to cut costs and itContinue Reading

John Piscopo is a Republican member of the Connecticut House of Representatives and is the Senior Republican Whip, the third-highestContinue Reading

The Boys & Girls Club of Bristol’s 36th Annual 2020 Humanitarian Dinner, traditionally held in October each year, has unfortunatelyContinue Reading

St. Paul Catholic High School has announced its’ in-person open house tour dates for this Fall. If you or someoneContinue Reading