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- Oct 1, 2026
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A CT business elicits giggling and sometimes screams. It’s all ages and nothing you’re ‘allowed to do at home’ (opens the original)
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There’s a place in Connecticut where children and adults go in clean and make a big mess. And then they come out clean with a work of art. In the process they’re likely to giggle and feel the stress melt away. And there is no cleaning up. Creative Jam Art Co. in Bristol, owned by three Latina women, is the largest paint splatter room in Connecticut, said COO Marlo Marrero Fernandez. They are located in an industrial building at 350 Riverside Ave. Customers covered in plastic and with goggles thr
Man who built popular hotel empire in CT wins coveted industry award. ‘Transforming’ is his goal. (opens the original)
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Charles Mallory got started in the hotel and hospitality business late at 51, but still managed to build an empire that continues to expand 25 years later. He is managing partner of six luxury hotels in Connecticut belonging to The Delamar Collection and two hotels out of state in Michigan and New Hampshire. Hospitality was always in Mallory’s heart, he even said it on national television when he was a college freshman (more on that later). But at the urging of his dad, Mallory took a detour int
Fish so fresh at new CT seafood spot, chef says only could be fresher ‘if I got it out of the ocean myself’ (opens the original)
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Executive Chef Jeff Ross had a fresh seafood delivery at his Seafood Shack eatery at 9 a.m. Wednesday and he opened for business that day at 11 a.m. “The only way it would be fresher is if I got it out of the ocean myself,” Ross chuckled. “The goal is not to freeze anything.” Ross, who has been in the hospitality business for 50 years and a chef for 35 years, is helping Parkville Market owner Carlos Mouta launch some new food businesses at the market, including the seafood spot. Ross will also b
CT girl, 8, kept dancing while fighting a malignant brain tumor. Doctor says step her mom is taking is ‘rare’ (opens the original)
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A little girl kept her constant smiles and dancing through rigorous treatment for brain cancer with an unflappable medical team at Yale New Haven’s Children’s Hospital It so inspired her mom, that the Wolcott resident decided to change careers so she can help other families. Erika Mercado-Cruz , 45, now is training to become a Patient Care Technician and hopes to land a job at the hospital that saved the life of her daughter, 8-year-old Natalia Cruz. She was previously a sterile processing techn
A popular CT cafe is serving award-winning coffee and food at an unexpected place. It’s being called ‘awesome’ (opens the original)
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In the Daily Grind Cafe, parents and other spectators were tired of no coffee or food at the Connecticut recreational fields where they spent hours at games. Now there is cheering for the outcome at Tunxis Mead Park. Daily Grind coffee shop owner Evan Parsons made a bid through the recreation department and reopened the “snack shack” at the recreational complex, named after Al Bell. In a Facebook post about the opening, area residents expressed joy over the move. “This makes me sooo happy,” one
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