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  • Open Door homeless shelter case manager Melexies Mena recievs the injection of the COVID vaccine in Norwalk on Feb. 12, 2021.
    ‘What’s my rush?’: Some younger CT residents want to wait to get...
    With essential workers and people with pre-existing conditions no longer prioritized under the rollout plan, some young people said they’ll wait to register for their shot.
    By Erin Kayata
  • Have you encountered bad potholes in your neighborhood or while out driving? We want to know where they're located.
    News
    Where are the worst potholes in CT?
  • Ben Larsson, 17, of Westport, helps with the art project at the Winter Outdoor Lights Festival at MoCA Westport on Saturday, March 6, 2021.
    News
    Lights festival bright spot for new teen group in Westport
  • Stamford residents including Jenice Cobb attend a pop-up clinic for COVID-19 vaccination Saturday, February 27, 2021 for first and second doses at the Bethel AME Church in Stamford, Conn. This clinic is set up to support vaccination within communities of color and for those who do not have the ability to make appointments online. The clinic will be held again on March 27 (10am-3pm).
    Coronavirus in Connecticut
    ‘Stamford is on the right trail’ to vaccinate priority areas
  • The community garden and farmers market site on Reservoir Ave., in Bridgeport, Conn. March 4, 2021.
    A farm or library? Debate rages over future of Bridgeport land
  • Senior Marketing Manager for Real Real Elyssa Noblesala points out their featured Gucci Edit during the opening day of the new store on Greenwich Ave., Friday, March 4, 2021, in Greenwich, Conn. Real, Real consigns items from customers to help them monetize items collecting dust in people's closets with convenient selling services, expert services, complimentary valuations. All of the merchandise in the store is curated based on the brands, designers, trends that hope to attract Greenwich shoppers.
    ‘Ideal location:’ The RealReal opens on Greenwich Avenue
  • Stamford teachers including Northeast's Cristina Papadopol, get the Johnson & Johnson vaccine with the help of hospital nurse Teresa Fargnoli as part of a two-day effort to get all of them inoculated Saturday, March 6, 2021, at Stamford Hospital in Stamford, Conn. The following weekend, secondary staff will get the same opportunity.
    Some teachers ‘don’t want to be rushed back’ to full-time class
UConn
  • Top-seeded UConn and second-seeded Marquette will face off in the Big East tournament final on Monday night.
    UConn vs. Marquette: Time, TV and what you need to know
    UConn will go for its 19th Big East Tournament title on Monday against Marquette at Mohegan Sun.
    By Doug Bonjour
  • Connecticut's Paige Bueckers, left, and Villanova's Bella Runyan, right, react to a foul called against Villanova during the first half of an NCAA college basketball game in the Big East tournament semifinals at Mohegan Sun Arena, Sunday, March 7, 2021, in Uncasville, Conn. (AP Photo/Jessica Hill)
    UConn dismantles Villanova in Big East semifinals
    By Doug Bonjour
    UConn's James Bouknight, center, is fouled by Marquette guard Greg Elliott, right, in the first half of a game earlier this season.
    UConn might be team to beat at Big East tourney
    By David Borges
    UConn coach Dan Hurley greets his players during a break against Georgetown in the first half on Saturday.
    For peaking UConn, anything now seems possible in March
    By Mike Anthony
    UConn's Nika Mühl, right, steals the ball form St. John's Raven Farley during the first half of the Big East Conference tournament quarterfinals on Saturday at the Mohegan Sun Arena in Uncasville.
    UConn vs. Villanova: Time, TV and what you need to know
    By Doug Bonjour
Crime News
  • Hartford police seek driver in fatal hit-and-run of pedestrian
  • Police: 20 pounds of weed, stolen gun seized during traffic stop
  • Feds: Hartford felon gets 7 more years in jail for dealing drugs
  • Feds: New Britain home health aide defrauded client
  • Police: EMT accused of firebombings remains in Pennsylvania jail
  • Police: One person injured in West Hartford shooting
  • Manchester PD: ‘Armed and dangerous’ gunman at large after...
  • Feds: Hartford fentanyl dealer gets more than 5 years in jail
  • Police: Vehicle stolen in Stratfield Village area of Fairfield
  • Police: Pair charged with West Hartford kidnapping
  • Feds: Sex offender who failed to register sentenced
  • Bridgeport police: Shooting reported near P.T. Barnum apartments
Business
  • Senior partner Jeff Browning shows glass partitions added between booths, one of several indoor COVID-19 protections at Brewport in Bridgeport on Thursday. The restaurant has applied to the city for permanent outdoor dining.
    FAQ: What CT’s new restaurant rules mean for you
    Here are some explanations to frequently asked questions surrounding the new Connecticut restaurant guidelines.
    By Leeanne Griffin
  • Owner Michael Marchetti poses at Columbus Park Trattoria in Stamford. Marchetti says his longtime restaurant regulars in their 70s are returning to dine indoors after getting fully vaccinated and is hopeful it will continue with Connecticut's age group rollouts.
    CT restaurants react to capacity increase
    By Leeanne Griffin
    A FedEx cargo plane in 2017 at George Bush Intercontinental Airport in Houston. In March 2021, Yale University announced a $100 million gift from FedEx to fund a research center that will focus on finding ways to use natural sponges like plants and minerals to trap and store carbon.
    With $100M FedEx gift, Yale explores nature for carbon capture
    By Alexander Soule
    Montana Gov. Steve Bullock walks to a meeting during the National Governors Association 2019 winter meeting in Washington, on Feb. 23, 2019. Bullock, whose second term as Montana governor ended in early 2021, has been named the new monitor of OxyContin maker Purdue Pharma.
    Former Montana governor to monitor Purdue Pharma
    By Paul Schott
    As to what makes a great birria taco, Franco-Camacho says one of the keys is the types of peppers used in the broth, which will accentuate its spiciness and sweetness. For his he uses poblano and guajillo chili peppers.
    Where to find birria tacos in Connecticut
    By Leeanne Griffin
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Politics
  • A photo of former New York Mets player and manager Bobby Valentine is displayed at his sports bar, Bobby V's, in Stamford, Conn. Thursday, Dec. 5, 2019.
    OTB operator Sportech looks to join gambling deal
    As the state’s sole pari-mutuel operator, the company, with its regional headquarters in New Haven, has 11 locations around the state.
    By Ken Dixon
  • Lincoln Bassett Community School Parent Involvement Coordinator Keith Young welcomes students pre-kindergarten to 5-grade that are returning to school during Covid-19 pandemic in New Haven on Jan. 19.
    $1.2 billion for CT schools in relief bill raises fears of a...
    By Emilie Munson
    State Rep. Harry Arora celebrates his victory last January in the special election in the 151st District. Arora was reelected last November. The State Election Enforcement Commission has launched an investigation after a complaint was filed about use of campaign funds. Arora has denied the allegations.
    CT election commission investigating Greenwich state rep campaign
    By Ken Borsuk
    Gov. Ned Lamont
    Who decides how to spend billions in relief for CT?
    By Keith M. Phaneuf and Mark Pazniokas
    First lady Jill Biden and Education Secretary Miguel Cardona tour Benjamin Franklin Elementary School, Wednesday.
    Jill Biden and Miguel Cardona tour CT school
    By Emilie Munson
  • News All sides say gaming deal fails without Foxwoods
    Disabled slot machines to ensure proper social distancing are seen next to working ones at the Mohegan Sun casino, Thursday, May 21, 2020, in Uncasville, Conn. Connecticut's two federally recognized tribes, Mashantucket Pequot and Mohegan tribes, said they're planning to reopen parts of their southeastern Connecticut casinos on June 1, despite Gov. Ned Lamont saying it's too early and dangerous. (AP Photo/Mary Altaffer)
  • Politics Bills to expand background checks hailed by Newtown groups
    File photo: Po Murray, chairwoman of Newtown Action Alliance, 2013.
  • News Jill Biden, Cardona to visit CT school
    US First Lady Jill Biden speaks before a panel discussion on cancer research and care at the Massey Cancer Center at Virginia Commonwealth University in Richmond, Virginia on February 24, 2021. (Photo by Ryan M. Kelly / AFP) (Photo by RYAN M. KELLY/AFP via Getty Images)
  • News Mohegans reach deal with Lamont on sports, online betting
    The Mohegan Sun Casino in Uncasville
  • News Senate confirms CT’s Cardona for U.S. Secretary of...
    WASHINGTON, DC - FEBRUARY 03: U.S. Secretary of Education nominee Miguel Cardona testifies before the Senate Health, Education, Labor and Pensions Committee during his confirmation hearing on Capitol Hill on February 3, 2021 in Washington, DC. Previously Cardona served as Connecticut's Education Secretary. (Photo by Susan Walsh-Pool/Getty Images)
Real Estate
  • Designer Tommy Hilfiger and his wife, Dee Ocleppo Hilfiger, have sold this 22-acre home in backcountry for $45 million. They listed the property for $47.5 million.
    Hilfiger’s Greenwich estate sells for $45 million
    In one of the largest sales in the town in recent years, Tommy Hilfiger’s estate has sold for $45 million as the fashion designer relocates.
    By Paul Schott
  • Real Estate Broker Steve Gold and Realtor Tara Hawley look over ground plans in the kitchen of 115 Senate Lane, in Fairfield, Conn. Oct. 15, 2020.
    ‘Million Dollar Listing New York’ star agent for CT home
    By Meg Barone
    A full-house Generac generator keeps the power running at 69 Porchuck Road, a six-bedroom, 9,122-square-foot Georgian manor on 4.18 acres. The property is listed by Douglas Elliman Real Estate for $3.995 million.
    Whole-house generators are powerful pluses among buyers
    By Gretchen A. Peck
    The library at 13 Aiken Road is a bright space, with a high, detailed coffered ceiling, oversized windows and French doors that open out to a patio, pool, and the four acres of grounds. The property is listed by Houlihan Lawrence for $4.25 million.
    5 Greenwich houses for book lovers looking for a nook
    By Gretchen A. Peck
    Listed for $3.995 million by Douglas Elliman Real Estate, 69 Porchuck Road is a six-bedroom, more than 9,100-square-foot Georgian colonial on 4.18 acres. Privately sited, with a pool, grand entertaining rooms and two offices on the main level, the property has gotten particular interest in buyers coming from Manhattan, according to the listing broker.
    New Yorkers continue to hunt for homes in Greenwich
    By Gretchen A. Peck
  • Real Estate Greenwich waterfront home sells for $17 million
    This home at 54 Byram Drive in Greenwich, Conn., has sold for approximately $17 million.
  • Real Estate 15 million-dollar homes sold in Fairfield County
    156 Taconic Road in Greenwich sold for $4,985,000.
  • Real Estate Island office in Westport sells for $22M
    One Gorham Island in Westport, Conn.
  • Real Estate Luxury home on site of former farm in Trumbull
    The sprawling 6,237-square foot home at 28 Surrey Lane sits on the former Tashua Tree Farm. The current owners had it built in 2004. The five bedroom, five and a half bathroom home is drenched in natural light, with walls of windows in multiple rooms, including the kitchen and living room. There?'s a fair amount of outdoor space, with a deck off of the kitchen, and a bluestone patio off of the basement level, complete with an outdoor fireplace, grill and cooktop.
  • Real Estate TEST On the Market: A charming Darien farmhouse
    The fieldstone and clapboard antique farmhouse at 17 Goodwives River Road was built in 1910 but was updated to accommodate modern life.
Entertainment
  • "Momi" is part of New Haven artist Kathy Kane's kimono series. Her paintings are on display at City Gallery through March 28.
    New Haven artist exhibits abstract series at City Gallery
    New Haven artist Kathy Kane will display her abstract paintings from her new kimono series at City Gallery March 6-28.
    By TinaMarie Craven
  • Casey Carle's Bubble Bonanza was one of the Arts on Call performers in 2020.
    Arts on Call program is accepting applications
    By TinaMarie Craven
    Roberta Seret, an author from Westport, has penned a new historical fiction novel, "Gift of Diamonds" about a 1990 revolution in Bucharest, Romania. The book is the first in the Transylvania Trilogy."
    Westport author pens novel about 1990 revolution in Romania
    By Sarajane Sullivan
    Artist Peter Greenwood sets up his exhibit "DAZZLE: A Garden of Glass" in the greenhouse at Connecticut's Beardsley Zoo in Bridgeport.
    Artist’s work set to “DAZZLE” visitors at Beardsley Zoo
    By Amanda Cuda
    Rebekah Fraser, who writes under the name Tara L. Roí, lives in New Haven and has authored the book, "Haven," a "glacier-melting romance," which is now available.
    New Haven writer pens environmentally conscious romances
    By Amanda Cuda
  • News Netflix doc on college admissions scandal to feature CT...
    Greenwich attorney Gordon Caplan exits after his sentencing at the John Joseph Moakley United States Courthouse in Boston on Thursday, Oct. 3, 2019. Caplan was sentenced to one month in prison for paying $75,000 to improve his daughter's scores on a college admissions test. He was busted as part of the Varsity Blues federal sting operation that ensnared 50 people in crimes involving bribery and manipulating college entrance exam scores.
  • Entertainment Two CT students win The Palace’s playwright competition
    New Canaan's Nicole Talamo is one of The Palace Theatre's three Ernie DiMattia Emerging Young Artist Award winners.
  • Entertainment CT Folk highlights homegrown musicians in virtual concert
    Stephen Kellogg will perform in CT Folk's virtual concert, livestreaming from The State House in New Haven.
  • Entertainment Musicians from around the world to perform at CGF
    Camilia Meza will perform at the fourth annual Connecticut Guitar Festival.
  • Entertainment Writing sets the course for Anna May’s musical path
    Waterford musician Anna May recently released her EP "Kites."
Food
  • Throw fresh greens into a springy soup.
    Recipe: Embrace the March warmth with a spring soup
    Celebrate the joys of March with a healthy soup packed with greens like cabbage, spinach, Swiss chard, broccoli rabe, bok choy, arugula, lettuces and kale.
    By Robin Glowa
  • New Haven's Claire LaPia Criscuolo, owner of Claire's Corner Copia and cookbook author, shares her secrets to preparing French peasant soup.
    New Haven chef shares a recipe to keep you warm all winter
    By Pamela Brown
    Cara Cara oranges offer a bite of sunshine during the cold winter months.
    Recipe: Let the sunshine in with a Cara Cara salad
    By Robin Glowa
    Sweeten your days with a bite of dark chocolate.
    Recipe: Sweeten your days with a bite of dark chocolate
    By Robin Glowa
    Chocolate hearts from Le Rouge by Aarti.
    Sweeten your holiday with Chocolate Trail treats
    By TinaMarie Craven
  • Arts & Leisure Review: 2021 Tahoe handles well in winter weather
    Chevrolet's 2021 Tahoe features an independent rear suspension.
  • Arts & Leisure Review: ‘Sparks Like Stars’ is haunting portrayal of...
    "Sparks Like Stars" is Nadia Hashimi's latest novel.
  • Living Take a hike along the quarry preserve in Branford
    A small waterfall on a nearby stream.
  • Arts & Leisure Review: Lily Rabe stars in new Amazon thriller
    Lily Rabe stars in Amazon's new series "Tell Me Your Secrets."
  • Living Former Greenwich man’s book details path to success
    Former Greenwich resident Ed Hajim wrote the memoir "On the Road Less Traveled: An Unlikely Journey from the Orphanage to the Boardroom," which comes out March 2, 2021.
More News
  • News
    Dogs rescued from China slaughterhouse find homes in Morris
    Doreen Sudol and Lily A Morris woman adopts dogs through a nonprofit called “No Dog Left Behind” that was founded by a man who travels through China and works with volunteers. By Sandra Diamond Fox
  • News
    Bridgeport roadwork resumes after delay by FBI probe
    The intersection of Fairfield Ave. and Brewster St., in the Black Rock section of Bridgeport, Conn. March 4, 2021. Black Rock businesses have been waiting seven years for the Fairfield Avenue upgrades. By Brian Lockhart
  • News
    New Haven students vow to work against rising violence
    Chaz Carmon of Ice The Beef of New Haven As they consider the violence in New Haven, city students vow to learn to forgive and treat others as they’d like to be treated. By Ben Lambert
  • News
    Bad Dog Brewing Co. up and running in old Torrington firehouse
    Bad Dog Brewing Co. opened in January on Water Street, Torrington. Here, a vintage fire truck stands in the pub, a remaining artifact that was intended to be used when the firehouse was to become a museum. If you like to mix homemade craft beer with the history of firefighting, then Bad Dog Brewing Co. on Water Street is right up your alley. By John Torsiello
  • News
    New Haven’s demand for bilingual education is growing
    Yakaira Meran Escoto of New Haven and her son Yeuris, 15, on March 4, 2021. Yakaira is a mother who speaks mostly Spanish. Yeuris, who entered New Haven Public Schools' bilingual program in the sixth grade, did not speak much English. Today, as a high school student, he is fluent in the language. According to state data, the rate of English learners in New Haven has grown from 14.6 percent to 17.9 percent in the last five years. By Brian Zahn
  • Local
    Southbury educators to get vaccinated
    Pomperaug District Department of Health distributed PPE to multiple health providers from the area at the health district office in Southbury, Conn. Thursday, April 7, 2020. Educators are now eligible in the current vaccination phase in the state to be vaccinated and Pomperaug District Department of Public Health Director Neal Lustig said plans are in place for Region 15 educators to get their shot in the arm. By Dan Nowak
  • News
    Business owner drops plans for Torrington’s Franklin Plaza
    "Festive on Franklin" was held in December 2020 at Franklin Plaza off East Main Street in Torrington, which is closed to traffic. Organizers hoped to hold a seasonal farmers market there, but don't think they should have to pay the city's required fees. Heather Rems Korwin had big plans for the newly developed space behind East Main Street, but city regulations and fees have stopped her in her tracks. By Emily M. Olson
  • Local
    ‘Almost be like a destination’: Bill supports Margerie trail
    The Margerie Reservoir straddling New Fairfield and Danbury, Conn. The proposed bill requests the state borrow money to design and plan for the Margerie Reservoir trail on the Danbury and New Fairfield border. By Kendra Baker
  • Local
    60-year-old first-time New Milford parents adopt Florida teen
    James Irish, center, sits with his new parents Theresa McSpedon, right, and Scott Haney, of New Milford, at James' school Education without Borders after after they completed a virtual adoption ceremony at the school. Wednesday, March 3, 2021, in New Milford, Conn. Just after 9 a.m. Wednesday, after years of court documents and trips to and from Irish’s home in Fort Myers, Florida, the couple finally became first-time parents through the legal adoption of Irish. By Currie Engel
  • Local
    Developer touts ‘cool features’ of Danbury apartment complex
    An artist's rendering of a the149-apartment complex, Brookview Commons II, in downtown Danbury. The view is from Main Street, looking north. A 149-unit complex under construction on Main Street could begin renting apartments with a view of downtown Danbury by the winter holiday season. By Rob Ryser
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