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Thirty Dollars Fills An Entire Cart At This Pay-By-The-Pound Connecticut Thrift Warehouse

At checkout, nobody scans your stuff. They just weigh the whole cart, and shoppers have walked out with a bunch of finds for about thirty dollars. The store skips price tags on most things. Clothing, shoes, books, housewares, and random odds and ends land in giant blue bins. Fresh bins...

Hamden, CT · 5d
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New York and New Jersey restaurant chains are expanding into Connecticut. Here's where.

People aren't the only things coming into Connecticut from the Empire State - restaurants are migrating here as well. In the past year, a number of eateries from both the New York and New Jersey area have opened outposts in Connecticut. The restaurants offer everything from Mediterranean cuisine to classic smash burgers, and bring that iconic Tri-State Area flare to the Nutmeg State.

Connecticut · 8d
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Wethersfield restaurant closes after 6 years

WETHERSFIELD, Conn. (WTNH) — A popular restaurant in Wethersfield has permanently closed its doors after six years, citing limitations while operating out of a historic building and other personal obstacles. The Charles opened during the pandemic in 2020, facing “extraordinary challenges” from day one, according to a post from the restaurant. “My dream was to […]

Wethersfield, CT · 5d

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The 8 Best Restaurants In Hartford, Connecticut Serving Exceptional Food At Surprisingly Affordable Prices

Going out for a good meal shouldn’t mean checking your bank balance before ordering dessert. Yet restaurant prices have a funny way of making even an ordinary dinner feel like a major financial decision. And that’s why affordable dining spots deserve a little extra attention. Hartford, Connecticut, has...

Hartford, CT · 3d
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Art League Announces Upcoming Exhibitions, Invites Submissions

The Art League of New Britain (ALNB), located at 30 Cedar Street in New Britain, CT, has announced a robust lineup of upcoming exhibitions stretching into the spring of 2027. Local creators have three distinct opportunities to showcase their talent over the coming months. Small Works Show. The winter season...

New Britain, CT · 3d

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The Absolute Best Italian Restaurant In New Haven, Connecticut (And It Is Not Just Pizza)

A chef packed up his life in Florence, Italy, and moved across an ocean just to open one restaurant. That restaurant still runs today, more than twenty years later. And yes, he still makes the pasta in-house. The name comes from a terracotta urn the Etruscans used to store food...

New Haven, CT · 2d

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This Hidden Connecticut Restaurant Serves Homemade Italian Food Like Nonna Used To Make

Egg pappardelle Bolognese. Ricotta and spinach cavatelli. Duck ragu tossed with gluten-free pasta, made the way nonna used to. That lineup comes from one Connecticut dining room that has been rolling out homemade pasta since 1997. I like how a place can last that long and still change its menu with the seasons.

Stamford, CT · 6d

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$300 grocery gift cards are available to many Connecticut residents, but few are taking advantage

Eligible Connecticut residents can get a $300 grocery card without an appointment after losing SNAP under new federal work requirements.

Connecticut · 6d

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90s Con is leaving Connecticut for New Jersey in 2027. Here’s what’s changing

First held in Hartford in 2022, the convention had become the place to reminisce about the 1990s while allowing guests to interact with actors and musicians from the era.

Edison, NJ · 3d

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This Connecticut Bakery Still Makes Italian Favorites The Old-School Way, From Cannoli To Freshly Baked Focaccia

Italian bakeries have a wonderful way of making you forget what you originally came to buy. You might have one particular pastry in mind, but then something else in the display case starts looking very tempting. And suddenly your simple shopping trip gets a little more complicated. One Connecticut bakery...

Connecticut · 5d

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The 10 Best Discount Fabric Shops In Connecticut For Budget-Friendly Sewing And Crafting

Anyone who sews knows that fabric shopping can get expensive surprisingly fast. You start with a perfectly reasonable budget, then spot a beautiful pattern and suddenly your calculations stop making sense. Sound familiar?. Connecticut has discount fabric shops where creative shoppers can find interesting materials without spending their entire project...

Connecticut · 4d

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Accessible hiking expands across Connecticut with all-terrain wheelchairs

"It is good to get out in the country again," an all-terrain wheelchair user says.

Connecticut · 3d

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Connecticut bakers are bringing joy back to election day, one cake at a time

Election day can be described in many ways: stressful, overwhelming, anxiety-inducing — and the list goes on. But in Hartford, Connecticut, it's a piece of cake — specifically a mutli-tiered red, white and blue patriotic cake decorated with an American flag, stars and a bald eagle made entirely of frosting.

Hartford, CT · 4d

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Ice Fishing Laws in Connecticut: Limits, Closed Waters, and Gear Rules

Explore amazing animal stories – visit Animal of Things Now and follow us! Ice fishing laws in Connecticut are built around a few firm numbers: how many devices you can run, how many hooks go on each line, and which lakes are off-limits altogether. Get one of those wrong and a quick weekend trip can turn into a ticket from an Environmental Conservation Police officer. This article walks … This article, Ice Fishing Laws in Connecticut: Limits, Closed Waters, and Gear Rules , appeared first on Animal of Things . Discover more animal wonders – VISIT Animal of Things NOW AND FOLLOW US FOR FRESH UPDATES! Related Posts: • Ice Fishing Laws in Ohio: Licenses, Limits, and Shelter Rules • Ice Fishing Laws in Idaho: Lines, Holes, Shelters, and Limits • Ice Fishing Laws in Nebraska: Lines, Holes, Shelters, and Vehicle Rules

Connecticut · 4d

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Museum of Connecticut History’s Connecticut’s Revolution exhibit wins Award of Merit

Museum of Connecticut History’s Connecticut’s Revolution exhibit wins Award of Merit The Museum of Connecticut History at the Connecticut State Library has received a 2026 ... The post Museum of Connecticut History’s Connecticut’s Revolution exhibit wins Award of Merit first appeared on Finding Connecticut .

Connecticut · 3d

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Eight Connecticut Pizza Joints Outside New Haven That Locals Have Loved For Decades

New Haven gets most of the pizza headlines, but Connecticut’s love for a good pie stretches far beyond Wooster Street. Some of the state’s most loyal pizza crowds gather in Stamford, Derby, Mystic, Willington, and other towns where the same family recipes have been feeding regulars for generations.

New Haven, CT · 6d

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7 Connecticut Breakfast Diners Where The Waitress Knows Your Order Before You Sit

Some breakfast spots feed you, and some breakfast spots remember you. Across Connecticut, a handful of small diners still run on counter stools, bottomless coffee, and servers who can spot a regular pulling into the lot. These are places where homemade corned beef hash is a point of pride and...

Groton, CT · 4d

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Road-Trippers Should Plan A Stop At These 6 Connecticut Diners Open Since Before 1960

Connecticut has a long and proud diner history, and some of the best stops are still serving breakfast in buildings that went up when Eisenhower was in office. The six diners on this list all date back to before 1960, and every one of them is still open and feeding hungry travelers today.

Connecticut · 6d