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Westporters Hyleri and Marc Katzenberg, married only a couple of weeks and with six children between them, are getting ready to watch themselves on a nationally televised reality show tonight, NBC's "Great American Road Trip." Appearing on NBC's "Great American Road Trip" are Andrew Katzenberg, 14; his father, Marc, 52, Hyleri Katzenberg, 46, and ...

Day and night, winter and summer, Washington Depot's G.W. Tavern packs them in. Locals, visitors and tourists driving around the Litchfield Hills seek out the place for several reasons.

THE thing about cherry season in Connecticut is - don't blink. For two frantic weeks , the state's small but popular cherry crop is ready to eat.

Continuing to connect with people is a mission of Rabbi Joseph Eisenbach and his wife, Mina, as they celebrate the 13th anniversary of the Chabad Lubavitch of Northwest Connecticut, which has headquarters in Litchfield.

Almost 40 years ago, three male Dartmouth students, under the influence of the new world of modern dance they recently had discovered, decided to form a company, naming it after the fungus Pilobolus.

At four feet 10 inches tall, Davyne Verstandig can easily type on her computer while standing.

Allen Fossbender, the Easton-Redding schools superintendent since 2003, announced Tuesday that he will retire at the end of the school year.

Each year the Connecticut chapter of the American Institute of Architects recognizes design excellence in projects in Connecticut or by Connecticut architects.

Fire crews were at the scene of a structure fire on Findlay Road as of 1 a.m. Sunday.

A friend of former Gov. John G. Rowland agreed to pay $2,000 for illegally lobbying the Rowland administration on behalf of a business client.

A Torrington man already in custody on drug charges has been charged in connection with the gunpoint robbery of a Washington Depot bank earlier this month.

The parking lots are fairly full at the big discount outlets, but I still see free spaces in front of our village stores.

In the prologue to his new book, Denis Leary warns readers to "Put this book down.

Washington is unrolling the holiday welcome mat tonight and tomorrow in the form of two spirited events, beginning with the hallmark Holidays in the Depot.