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$100,000 Cash5 jackpot winner for second day in a row
There was a $100,000 Cash5 jackpot winner in Connecticut for the second day in a row. The winning numbers on Monday were 3-6-25-27-35. The ticket was sold at EZ Stop in Stratford, according to CT Lottery. There was a $100,000 jackpot winner on Sunday night as well. That ticket was...
Everyone Seemed to be Having a Fabulous Night at Esh Mediterranean
Esh Mediterranean is nestled into a discreet corner of Fairfield, where the mood is set before you even walk in the door. Outside you’re greeted by piles of hickory wood, The smell of woodsmoke and spice welcomes you with a tease of what the food will be like. My...
CT man looking for love in upcoming season of ‘The Bachelorette’
A Fairfield resident is one of the contestants on the upcoming 21st season of “The Bachelorette.” Jeremy Simon turns 30 years old next month. He was identified in a “sneak peek” of the 28 men who’ll be courting this season’s bachelorette Jenn Tran. The season does not start airing until this summer but is already filming. Simon’s name is turning up on social media sites that post spoilers and ...
Jaimoe to Participate in One-Off Performance with Friends of the Brothers in Fairfield
Founding member of the Allman Brothers Band and the last remaining member of the original lineup, Jaimoe has announced a one-off performance with Friends of the Brothers on Saturday, April 27, at SHU Community Theatre in Fairfield, Conn. The concert announcement comes after the passing of fellow bandmate and master guitarist Dickey Betts last Thursday, April 18, 2024.
Alina’s Cakes: New Bakery Opens In Westport with Gluten Free Treats!
This just in from Dan Woog’s 06880. In her native Romania, Alina Dancho often waited 2 hours in line, for half a loaf of bread. Now customers stand in line for her croissants, cookies, cakes, cupcakes and pastries. Alina’s Cakes & Cookies opened recently in the shopping plaza next...
Goose Go Back to Class: Band Members Return to Former High School for Student and Staff Concerts
School days, school day. Dear old Golden Rule days. Yesterday, April 24, Goose headed back to class–well, not literally. No tests were taken during Wednesday’s appearances at Wilton High School in Wilton, Conn.; rather, a pair of concerts were delivered in two separate phases, students and, later, faculty, to mark the educational institution’s Festival of Arts and Languages. During the secondary set, the band dusted off Ray Parker Jr.’s original, “Ghostbuster,” for the first time since 2018, ending a 365-show gap.
Upgrades Begin On Stamford Grade A Market
The renovations will update the Stamford store's interior decor and refresh the produce, seafood, floral, and meat departments. The store, located at 563 Newfield Ave., will also feature new fresh-prepared grab-and-go meal options. The market will remain open during the renovation, and store officials said work is expected to be completed by summer.
Earth Day Beautification of Mianus River Park set for April 27
The Town of Greenwich Parks and Recreation Foundation will hold its Second Earth Day Beautification of Mianus River Park on Saturday, April 27, from 9 to 12 p.m. Volunteers should plan on meeting at the Cognewaugh Street entrance of the park, and due to limited parking, they are encouraged to carpool.
Proposed redesign of Inn at Longshore panned
WESTPORT — The development team planning to remodel the Inn at Longshore was sent back to the drawing board Tuesday when the Architectural Review Board found the plans fail to understand how Westporters feel about the waterfront landmark. Board members particularly disliked how the renovations would change the inn’s...
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