Open Arts Alliance and the Wallace Center Announced 2nd Annual Spring Follies

Over the course of this four-week class, participants will explore and develop their talents in a nurturing and supportive environment, culminating in a final performance. Whether it’s singing, dancing, sewing, baking, or storytelling — everyone has a talent. A free introductory “Lunch & Learn” will be held Thursday, March 5, from 12:00pm to 1:00pm. Continue Reading →

After Car Crashes into Shop, Continental Wine & Spirits Offers Takeout and Delivery, Plus Big Plans

Continental Wine & Spirits will be repaired soon following a crash through the side of the building, but customers can request takeout or delivery. Owner Corey Fine looks forward to tasting events and is available for cellar consultations and events. His small shop has a wide inventory and more affordable prices than in the past. Continue Reading →

The Real Winter Warriors: CT Dept of Transportation vs Mother Nature

“In some states, fracking brine (euphemistically called “produced water”) is used for highway treatment. But that’s banned in Connecticut due to its residual radioactivity. All of these salty corrosives aren’t good for your car, damaging the frame, underbody, brake and fuel lines, suspension components, and fasteners. Rust never sleeps. That makes washing your vehicle after a storm even more important.”- Jim Cameron Continue Reading →