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Connecticut Drive-In Highlighted for Best Breakfast Sandwich in the State
I know they told us growing up to never skip breakfast, but some people just don't listen to that. I wholeheartedly agree with the no skipping breakfast thing - I find it to be a superior meal of the day. There are so many options to choose from, but breakfast sandwiches are the ultimate choice in my opinion.
Connecticut Passport to the Parks price rises
NEW HAVEN, Conn. (WTNH) — The price for Connecticut’s Passport to the Parks part of your vehicle registration is going up $3 this year. The $5 annual fee is now $8. Under the program, anyone with a vehicle registered in Connecticut can park for free at state parks and forests. It’s caused a boost in […]
Connecticut Bakery Highlighted as One of the Best in the Entire Country
Another day, another thing Connecticut is good at. When we get highlighted for things on a national level, it brings me joy because people are able to recognize our state for more than just high taxes and unbearable cost of living. Honestly though, as much as we talk negative about...
The Word at Church & Elm: “Soul” Hooper Follows The Flow
No one rushing by the commerce-crossroads of Church and Elm Streets could hear the Sean Paul beats coursing through the headphones of a woman commanding the corner as her stage. They could see her hips keeping the beat — and keeping a hula hoop suspended above the sidewalk. Diamond...
2024 Summer Music Series Starting in New Britain
Evenings of live music at the Darius Miller Bandshell are one of the joys of summer for many people in New Britain. The 2024 Summer Music Series at New Britain’s historic Walnut Hill Park is planned, with a series of live band performances. The Summer Music Series offers free...
Connecticut Implements Mandatory 'Inclusivity' Training for Cosmetologists
Connecticut Gov. Ned Lamont last month signed a law mandating that cosmetologists in the state receive training on how to cut hair in an "inclusive" way. "It's about social justice, it's about inclusivity," said state Sen. Patricia Billie Miller (D–Stamford), who championed the bill. "It's about making sure there is equity because I was one of those individuals where doors were closed on me."
Chipotle among businesses slated for demolished site
NAUGATUCK – Demolition of a nearly century-old structure, the former Eastern Company building, began June 17 to make way for new businesses including a Chipotle Restaurant. The Zoning Commission in April 2023 approved the site permit application for the applicant, Berlin RE Development, of Farmington, for a proposed Chipotle restaurant and retail store at the former headquarters of the Eastern Co. on about 2.2 acres at 112 Bridge St.
Cash5 ticket sold in Wethersfield won $100,000
There was a $100,000 Cash5 jackpot winner in Connecticut on Thursday and the ticket was sold in Wethersfield. The winning numbers on Thursday were 13-18-19-21-30. The winning ticket was sold at Wethersfield Liquors on the Silas Deane Highway. According to the CT Lottery website, there are three unclaimed Cash5 jackpots,...
Connecticut’s Beardsley Zoo Annual Teddy Bear Festival Returns For A Heartwarming Day of Fun
Bridgeport, CT – Connecticut’s Beardsley Zoo is excited to announce the return of the Teddy Bear Festival on Saturday, July 20, from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. This beloved event promises a delightful day for children and their cherished stuffed animals, featuring the unique Teddy Bear Clinic in collaboration with Yale New Haven Children’s Hospital as well as support by Connecticut Higher Education Trust (CHET), The State on Connecticut of behalf of the CHET 529 College Savings Program.
At the Movies: ‘A Quiet Place’ and ‘Kinds of Kindness”
NEW HAVEN, Conn. (WTNH) — John Krasinski gave up the director’s chair for this third “A Quiet Place” movie, which is actually “Day One.”. In his place is Michael Sarnoski, the guy behind Nicholas Cage’s brilliant film “Pig” from a few years back.
LEAP’s Pool To Open This Summer, Too
LEAP (Leadership, Education and Athletics in Partnership, Inc.) Aquatics Director Oscar Rodriguez confirmed that paid swim lessons and free weekly open swim will kick off July 1 at LEAP’s 31 Jefferson St. headquarters. The expected LEAP swimming programming comes as New Haven Public Schools has reported that only one...
New CT steakhouse with patented dry aging process, adjacent tavern, labor of love for restaurateur
Of the hundreds of restaurants Stephen Goglia has opened across the country, his newest ones, a steakhouse and neighboring tavern in Connecticut, are his truest labors of love. Goglia adores the “stunning” historic brick building circa 1806 with the 40-foot high ceilings. He loves imagining the people and stories that passed through its doors when locks, hinges and doorknobs were its business ...
Beer Garden and Tiki Bar Planned for Former Chick’s Site in West Haven
WEST HAVEN — The former Chick’s Drive-In site is set to be transformed into a largely open-air, beer garden-style restaurant and tiki bar, according to a proposal submitted by a West Haven-based deve... Haven’t subscribed yet? Click here to register. CT Examiner is just $20 a year....
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