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CT winery is bringing back a fall tradition. It includes a ‘legendary’ competition that gets very messy. (opens the original)
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A fall tradition is returning to a Connecticut winery and wine, food and music are just some of the highlights. Jonathan Edwards Winery is celebrating its 25th anniversary with the return of its Harvest Festival that includes the chance for the public to partake in a grape stomping competition as well as picnicking among the vines and a wine tasting. The Oct. 4 event is scheduled for the winery in North Stonington for the first time since 2019; past events have attracted thousands of guests. Bus
Road safety improvements are raising concerns in one CT town. The mayor opposes the plan. (opens the original)
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The planned installation of rumble strips on Route 527 in Vernon is drawing complaints, with the mayor expressing concerns about the possibility of added noise “around the clock.” The project involves installing centerline rumble strips on Route 527 (West Street) from 260 feet south of Dart Road to 60 feet south of Daryl Drive, and from 110 feet south of Ridgewood Drive to Dailey Circle, according to the Connecticut Department of Transportation. “When cars and trucks drive on these rumble strips
People are using social media trends to get a good night’s sleep. CT doctors say it can cause harm. (opens the original)
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People are going to great lengths for a perfect night’s sleep. And, according to the National Heart, Lung or Blood Institute, an estimated 50 million to 70 million U.S. adults have sleep or wakefulness disorders. In their quest for a solution, many people have turned to sleepmaxxing, a viral wellness movement that has gained popularity on social media. “Sleepmaxxing is an overarching term that includes a variety of different interventions that break down into a couple different categories,” said
They’re part of the family of man known as America’s first spy. Why they will gather in CT 250 years later. (opens the original)
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Nearly 250 years since his execution and reported famous last words “I only regret that I have but one life to lose for my country,” Nathan Hale’s story endures in Connecticut as a homegrown Revolutionary War hero. And nearly 100 of the Hale family’s descendants will gather in the state this month at the Nathan Hale Homestead in his honor. Hale became known as America’s first spy and his story lives on at the Nathan Hale Homestead. The museum’s 14-year site administrator Anne Marie Charland said
CT-based nonprofit has impacted more than 1,500 lives. How they do it. (opens the original)
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Manchester nonprofit Our Companions Animal Rescue and Sanctuary began in 2002, and founder and CEO Susan Linker wanted to make a place to help animals in need for as long as it takes for them to heal. Through its own metrics, the nonprofit said it has impacted 1,500 lives alone in 2025 and now has topped the Hartford Courant’s Top Workplaces list of small businesses with 149 or fewer workers. Our Companions Animal Rescue and Sanctuary has two locations that include a 47-acre sanctuary in Ashford
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