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Frankie & Johnny: January 13, 2023. Topics this week include the sales launch of marijuana for recreational use; efforts by Connecticut officials to erase cannabis convictions in tandem with the broadening of adult-use pot in Connecticut; and the success of the University of Connecticut women’s basketball team in the face of mounting injuries.

More than 1,300 donors from across Connecticut and 34 other states outbid to close the sale of the Killingworth campgrounds to conservationists for $4.75 million, instead of a private developer.

Over 20 participating local artists lay out a set of clues that lead guests to their outdoor art installation.

Work is underway on the Velomont Trail, which is a plan to connect nearly 500 miles of mountain bike routes from Vermont’s southern border up to Canada, with a series of huts along the way. As part of our Summer School series, we spent a rainy morning with one of the trail builders.

Here's the ultimate Connecticut summertime bucket list.

In the spring, Connecticut waters are still dangerously cold.

The Connecticut resident sets a Mount Everest record once again.

The Connecticut Department of Energy and Environmental Protection has reimposed a temporary ban on alcohol at six state parks and forests this summer.

One of the few silver linings of the pandemic has been a resurgence of interest in motels and RV life from a diverse group of millennials who want safe…

This pandemic has shuttered so many events, including a few of my own. The Mouth-Off at the Mark Twain House was a storytelling show I hosted and produced…