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On The Road With Shannon Hicks, November 6
John has an acoustic set planned for Thursday, November 12, from 7 to 9 pm. Then PHIL & HARRISON will co-headline on Friday night, the 13th, also starting at 7. THE HIP REPLACEMENTS, performing classic rock, will follow on Saturday, 7:30 to 9:30 pm.
Bethel woman votes for the past to preserve the present
From her seat inside Jacqueline's restaurant Tuesday afternoon, 82-year-old Ada Cole could see the Bethel United Methodist Church across the street.
Twain Connections project seeks residents with a link to popular author Mark Twain
The project, called Twain Connections, is just that. It involves finding connections Twain made here during his remarkable life as a writer, humorist and philosopher.
Schools bracing for second wave of swine flu
Shelton Intermediate School students can forget about the fall dance scheduled Friday, at least for now.
By the booking: Performers get gigs through Web business
Kevin Kinyon, 43, and Michael Caldwell, 39, feel they have a really good gig. In fact, they say they've had 80,000 of them since launching their Web site, www.GigMasters.com , in 1997.
Artifacts found at West Parish Meeting House site
On an empty plot of land near the northeastern corner of the Sherwood Island Connector and Greens Farm Road, some shards of artifacts excavated last month tell a story about the former site of the West Parish Meeting House.
Redding classes plant promises
Each of the 1,000 tulip bulbs planted in Seymour-Redding Elementary School's new Field of Dreams is a promise - a promise from each student to remain drug and alcohol free.
Stopped in Hauser Chocolates in Bethel, CT yesterday and Redding Road House
Just read about this place in the paper the other day and yesterday we were down in Fairfield County driving around to many estate sales and we ended up in Redding for lunch at the Redding Road House.
For 100th, Hartford Should Do Twain Proud
Mark Twain was not big on anniversaries. "What ought to be done to the man who invented the celebrating of anniversaries? Mere killing would be too light," he observed.
Redding woman arrested after accident
A 46-year-old woman was arrested after police investigated a Tuesday night motor vehicle accident involving a driver who allegedly left the scene.
New superintendent chosen for Redding, Easton
After a six-month search for a new superintendent, the Region 9 Board of Education unanimously appointed Michael Cicchetti to the position.
Redding runs mostly incumbents
There are little to no surprises in the endorsements for this year's elections in Redding.
Pletschet: Planning the key to retirement
Reader C.R. of Walnut Creek, a gerontologist who works with seniors, took me to task recently for my opening comments on aging in my Sept.
Redding to hold climate change event
"Think globally, act locally" is the good-for-all-occasions environmental catch phrase.
Republican majority has failed in Redding
As a Democrat twice elected chairman of the Republican-majority Redding school board, I know the value of bipartisanship.
Couple to hunter: 'Leave without your dead deer'
There is a dead deer lying about 40 yards beyond Lynn Gorfinkle's back deck. It has been there, with a fatal arrow wound in its side, since Oct.
Panel looks at tax relief based on citizens' age
Should Wilton revise the elderly tax relief ordinance to offer reductions in property taxes based on age and not just need? This question was the focal point of two heavily attended town hall forums last month and the debate has carried on in letters to this paper ever since.
The 404 444: Where we tell a Brutal Legend of Uncharted waters
Are you ready for Brutal Legend? Justin Yu covers desktop computers, printers, and peripherals for CNET.
Marcus Dairy in Danbury to move to Oxford
Marcus Dairy will move its operations to Oxford in about a year, owner Neil Marcus said Friday.
One year since the economic collapse brought restaurant growth to a standstill, some quick serves have started to see signs of recovery.