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The Westport Library Connecticut is the first library to record, produce and release a vinyl record. Today, on Where We Live, we talk to members of this library and how they are rethinking the changing and emerging role of libraries.

These trails are easy for beginners and nearly impossible to get lost on.

With so many outdoor spaces to explore in New England, we forget that some of the best hikes, and parks are right here in our backyard. Today, on Where We Live, we're looking at some of Connecticut's best greenspaces.

Today, on Where We Live, we get a deeper understanding of adult literacy in our country and across our state. Literacy isn’t limited to reading and writing, it can also refer to basic math, comprehension and critical thinking skills.

There are approximately 3,000 foster children living in Connecticut. May is Foster Care Month. Today on Where We Live, we are talking about this complex system involving caretakers, lawmakers, and of course, the children placed in the state's care.

Spring is here and it’s time for our annual spring gardening hour and we are going back to basics. If you’re a new or inspiring gardener, our favorite gardening guru, Charlie Nardozzi is joining us to answer our questions and yours about getting comfortable with the soil.

Today on Where We Live, Connecticut Department of Transportation Commissioner Garrett Eucalitto joins us to answer our questions and yours about Connecticut roadways and transportation around the state. We want to hear from you and learn how you’d like to see our roads improve.

Gun violence is one of the leading causes of deaths in America. But despite this, research around this issue remains limited and vastly underfunded. Today, on Where We Live, we talk about the intersection of gun violence and public health.

Climate change is presenting so many challenges in our regions, but residents around New England are rising to the occasion. This hour, we hear from reporters from the New England News Collaborative on new solutions to mitigating climate change.

Building sustainable, ethical practices into the fashion industry will be a challenge, but it’s not impossible. There are ways to slow down the fast fashion cycle, and build better quality fabrics. This hour on Where We Live, we talk about these solutions and what fashion brands can do to build sustainability.