Kelsey Hubbard Rollinson
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Kent First Selectman Marty Lindenmayer remembered the former diplomat as a supporter of the local library and land trust. Lindenmayer said Kissinger was sometimes seen at town events or restaurants.
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Synthia Steinacher is the recipient of a new Housatonic Habitat for Humanity home in New Preston. It's a reality that is something even she still has a hard time believing.
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With the legalization of marijuana, researchers and traffic safety experts are looking at how cannabis is impacting impaired driving. The CT Transportation Institute will hold an impaired driving summit Oct. 4 to discuss.
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Para algunos emprendedores, dar vida a una idea es algo que les toma muchos años de trabajo. Mientras que para otros, pareciera que las ideas nacen de la nada y toman vida propia. Así le sucedió a Stephanie Sarup y a Paul Giovanniello, todo gracias a la mantequilla de maní.
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A portion of all the summer proceeds of Giv Soft Butter will be donated to aid research in Fragile X syndrome, one of the most common causes of inherited intellectual disability.
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In the Northeast, visits to the Emergency Department for tick bites are up more than 30% from last year. This means people enjoying the outdoors need to be vigilant, experts say.
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With a rebounding seal population to feast on, great white sharks have returned to New England in greater numbers. Now, research in California might show how often sharks and humans come in close contact.
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The idea for this unusual performance was conceived by a patron, in honor of her husband's 90th birthday. The search for the right location was a challenge, partly because symphony officials had to find a church where the organ was in the front.
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Brew Tour cards are on sale for $50, which entitles cardholders to one free beer at participating establishments from Monday, May 1, through Labor Day.
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The last concert conductor Eric Jacobsen performs in the role of maestro of the Greater Bridgeport Symphony is Saturday, April 8.