L'escale Restaurant will remain open at Delamar Greenwich Harbor hotel

STAMFORD — The home right on the edge of Farms Road in Stamford has been around since 1721. The plot of land was bought by John Ingersoll, a prominent farmer in the Stamford and Greenwich community, during the early 18th century. Ingersoll took advantage of the prime location at...

WILTON — Thanks to a fortunate break in the frigid weather, the Wilton Chamber of Commerce's annual Winter Carnival drew many families downtown on Sunday. "It's great," said Megan Gay of Wilton, who made the rounds of activities on the Village Green and surrounding areas with her husband and daughter at the Winter Carnival. "We're having a great time."

GREENWICH — The Greenwich Police Department is mourning the death of Detective David Hughes, who died in Florida at age 84. Hughes, who died Jan. 30, served in the department for 24 years and earned recognition on numerous occasions. He took part in the capture of two fugitives who...

WILTON — The Wilton Board of Selectmen will decide on the site plan for a Verizon cell tower after a study showed it would not be visible, for the most part, from surrounding residential properties. The study, done on Dec. 2 by All Points Technology at the request of...

While quality educational opportunities in New Haven continue on a steep decline, the emperor, oh sorry, I mean Mayor Justin Elicker, the Board of Education and the Board of Alders continue to play their fiddles like everything is OK. It is time to clean house and add new leadership. There...

Years ago, I showed up to Yale New Haven Hospital’s ER with clear signs of congestive heart failure. The APRN who saw me in the ER, despite my symptoms, assumed it wasn’t heart failure and didn’t test for it. As a result, it delayed my heart condition from being discovered, yet I was admitted for observation. A few days later in the hospital, once it was discovered that I had heart failure, one of the doctors told me that “a mistake has been made” and that my condition was overlooked. The doctor (who informed me that a mistake had been made) told me that if the person who saw me in the ER ordered the proper diagnostic tests for someone with the symptoms I had, my heart condition would have been discovered immediately, and I would have been prescribed the heart medications I needed right away, rather than a few days later.