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Living • Published May 09, 2024 12 am

A Virtual Tour of New Haven Murals

Kwadwo Adae at New Haven Museum
Real Estate • Published May 09, 2024 12 am

Real Estate Transactions for May 9, 2024

Recent property sales on the shoreline
Living • Published May 09, 2024 12 am

When Cicadas Cry by Caroline Cleveland

When Cicadas Cry by Caroline Cleveland In this Southern Gothic tale, Sam Jenkins, a black man, is found in a small rural church with the body of a murdered white woman. W...
Real Estate • Published May 09, 2024 12 am

Step Back in Time to 19th-Century Genteel Living

If you are looking for a historic 19th-century gem, this circa 1810 Colonial is for you. Waterside Lane is one of the most desirable streets in Clinton, and this home si...
News • Published May 09, 2024 12 am

Cuteness Overload!

Submitted by Carol Andrecs These extremely bonded tiger girls with white feet are just irresistible and will sing their way into your heart. Carly is the smallest of her...
Living • Published May 09, 2024 12 am

The Cemetery of Untold Stories by Julia Alvarez

The Cemetery of Untold Stories by Julia Alvarez Mosey into this character-rich book from Julia Alvarez — you won't be disappointed. This exploration of storytelling and w...
Living • Published May 09, 2024 12 am

Funny Story by Emily Henry

Funny Story by Emily Henry This was the petty revenge story of my dreams! Emily Henry strikes again in this hilarious and heartfelt book about a girl who gets dumped by h...
Living • Published May 09, 2024 12 am

The Deepest Lake by Andromeda Romano-Lax

The Deepest Lake by Andromeda Romano-Lax When Rose’s adult daughter drowns while attending a writer’s workshop in Central America and her ex-husband is unable to get sati...
Living • Published May 09, 2024 12 am

Saybrook Stage Company Presents Lost Lodge

The Saybrook Stage Company will present Lost Lodge in July at The Kate, 300 Main Street, Old Saybrook. The performances of the play, which will be making its premiere, wi...
Living • Published May 09, 2024 12 am

Every Time I Go On Vacation, Someone Dies by Catherine Mack

Every Time I Go On Vacation, Someone Dies by Catherine Mack Bestselling mystery author Eleanor Dash is on a book tour in Italy with her sister, two ex-boyfriends (one of ...
Living • Published May 09, 2024 12 am

Ella: A Novel by Diane Richards

Ella: A Novel by Diane Richards This telling of Ella Fitzgerald's teenage years is compelling. There are numerous ways her young life could have been snuffed out. Through...
Living • Published May 09, 2024 12 am

The Paris Novel by Ruth Reichl

The Paris Novel by Ruth Reichl Reichl uses her expert culinary knowledge to take readers on a food journey through one of the most romantic cities in the world. Her writi...
Living • Published May 09, 2024 12 am

Real Americans by Rachel Khong

Real Americans by Rachel Khong A Chinese American family is at the heart of this multigenerational drama about science, fate, and identity. Told from three points of view...
News • Published May 09, 2024 12 am

Nominations Sought for the 12th Annual Beacon Awards

“Volunteerism is the voice of the people put into action. These actions shape and mold the present into a future of which we can all be proud.” – Helen Dyer For the past ...
Living • Published May 09, 2024 12 am

David Dunlop Solo Show Light Fantastic At Powell Gallery

David Dunlop’s solo show Light Fantastic, featuring 27 new works, opens Friday, May 10, at Susan Powell Fine Art, 679 Boston Post Road, Madison, with a reception from 5 t...
Living • Published May 09, 2024 12 am

Hell’s Belles Friday Night At The Kate

Hell’s Belles, the all-female AC/DC tribute, will perform on Friday, May 10, at 8 p.m. at The Katharine Hepburn Cultural Arts Center, 300 Main Street, Old Saybrook. Hell...
Living • Published May 09, 2024 12 am

Five Museums, 400 Years Of History

Five history museums in Guilford are coordinating to offer a passport program to encourage area visitors to visit all five museums. Each museum has its own architecture,...
Living • Published May 09, 2024 12 am

Finding Family In Farming

Recently on our little farm, as I was driven rather mindlessly to complete the task before me with great vigor, my gratitude for the miracle of the soil momentarily waned...
News • Published May 08, 2024 07 pm

North Haven Garden Club’s Junior Garden Club Committee Preps Gardens at Faith United Methodist Church “Garden of Eatin’” for Spring Planting

Press Release from Cindy Golia On April 27, four members of the North Haven Garden Club’s (NHGC) Junior Gardeners, with help from two members of the Key Club at North Hav...
News • Published May 08, 2024 04 pm

North Haven Garden Club Members Attend Federated Luncheon

Press release from Cindy Golia On April 17, several members of the North Haven Garden Club (NHGC) attended the Federated Garden Club’s 95th annual luncheon/meeting at the...
News • Published May 08, 2024 03 pm

North Guilford Congregational Church Celebrating its Tricentennial

Press Release from North Guilford Congregational Church, United Church of Christ The North Guilford Congregational Church, United Church of Christ will be celebrating tw...
News • Published May 08, 2024 03 pm

Over $29,000 Raised for Sails Up 4 Cancer at the 2024 CT Spring Boat Show

Press Release from First Position Media The eighth Connecticut Spring Boat Show raised over $29,000 for Sails Up 4 Cancer. Funds raised included 50% proceeds from ticket ...
News • Published May 08, 2024 02 pm

Town of Guilford Launches Website-Based Digital Budget Book Powered by ClearGov

The Website-Based Budget Book Replaces Cumbersome PDFs, Creating an Informative and Transparent Experience for Citizens
News • Published May 08, 2024 10 am

Interviews Begin in Clinton Town Manager Search

The Town Council has begun interviewing candidates for its vacant full-time town manager position. The final candidates are expected to be in Clinton soon, and a public f...
News • Published May 08, 2024 10 am

Madison POCD Draft Awaits Resident Feedback

After nearly two years in the works, a draft Plan of Conservation and Development (POCD) will head to a July public hearing for resident feedback. "We started the process...