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Columbus Day is emotionally loaded, rivaled only by Thanksgiving in its power to polarize.

The Housatonic Valley Association will hold its biggest fundraiser, its 19th annual auction Dec.

The 23rd annual Washington Antiques Show will kick off with a gala Oct. 2 at Bryan Memorial Town Hall in Washington Depot.

It's no secret -- Barrie Goldstein has a passion for the law. For more than 30 years she served in the federal and state trial and appellate courts in New York, during which time she was involved in a number of significant cases.

The former dean of an exclusive boarding school has been charged with molesting three students, leading to a lawsuit, fears about additional victims and damage to the sterling reputation of the 159-year-old school.The family of one student at The Gunnery sued this week over what it says were "repeated" abuses by former dean Richard Reinhardt, who ...

The Gunnery School community in Washington is trying this week to come to grips with news that a former administrator has been charged with several counts of sexual assault.

The Gunnery School community in Washington is trying this week to come to grips with news that a former administrator has been charged with several counts of sexual assault.

It was televised images of war on the evening news that helped bring an end to the Vietnam War , we are told.

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.