Cane Corso Laws in Connecticut: What Owners Need to Know About Bans, Liability, and Housing

Explore amazing animal stories – visit Animal of Things Now and follow us! Cane Corso laws in Connecticut are friendlier to the breed than the laws in most states, but the legal picture is not as simple as “no ban, no problem.” The state forbids breed bans, yet it holds you strictly responsible for anything your dog does. Insurers, landlords and HOAs can still say no to your … This article, Cane Corso Laws in Connecticut: What Owners Need to Know About Bans, Liability, and Housing , appeared first on Animal of Things . Discover more animal wonders – VISIT Animal of Things NOW AND FOLLOW US FOR FRESH UPDATES! Related Posts: • Can Landlords Deny ESA in Washington? What State Law Actually Says • Kosher Slaughter Laws in Arizona: Shechita Rules, Federal Exemptions, and Plant Requirements • Pet Deposit Laws in Georgia: Caps, Fees, Refunds, and Your Rights

If You Love Old-School Supper Clubs, Six Connecticut Steakhouses Still Feel Like 6

Some dinners are about more than the food on the plate. They are about white tablecloths, a salad bar you visit twice, a waiter who knows the menu by heart, and a dining room that seems to have skipped a few decades of trends. Connecticut still has a handful of...

Connecticut Soup Kitchen Needs 300 to 400 More Turkeys as Holiday Donations Fall Short of Demand

A soup kitchen in eastern Connecticut is trying to find 300 to 400 turkeys in less than three weeks after its usual supply came up short. Covenant Soup Kitchen in Willimantic expects to serve 630 to 640 Thanksgiving meals and is now asking the community to fill the gap. The...

Can You Keep a Stray Cat in Connecticut? Holding Periods, Feeding, and TNR

Explore amazing animal stories – visit Animal of Things Now and follow us! Stray cat laws in Connecticut are mostly set at the town level, with a few firm state rules sitting underneath. The state has no law that tells you “after X days, the cat is yours.” What it does have is an impoundment process for animal control, a rabies vaccination rule, and a statute that lets … This article, Can You Keep a Stray Cat in Connecticut? Holding Periods, Feeding, and TNR , appeared first on Animal of Things . Discover more animal wonders – VISIT Animal of Things NOW AND FOLLOW US FOR FRESH UPDATES! Related Posts: • 18 Popular Cat Breeds in Idaho: From Cold-Weather Champions to Family Favorites • 13 English Cat Breeds: British Shorthairs, Rexes, and Rare Orientals • 20 Popular Cat Breeds in Nevada: From Desert Shorthairs to Cold-Climate Companions

These 7 Connecticut Orchards Serve Apple Cider Donuts You’ll Dream About For Days

Want to track down the most delicious apple cider donuts in Connecticut?. These 7 orchards offer fresh-pressed cider, just-picked apples, and donuts so good you’ll be talking about them all week!. 1. Beardsley’s Cider Mill & Orchard (Shelton) There are some places in Connecticut that just have a...

Inside a Classic Connecticut Home With a Coastal Christmas Charm

Inside a Classic Connecticut Home With a Coastal Christmas Charm. When Meg Young and her family moved from Los Angeles to Westport, Connecticut, they set out to create a home that blended the convenience of new construction with the traditional details she had always admired. Built in 2020, the house...

CT Lottery Powerball, Cash 5 winning numbers for Nov. 7, 2026

The Connecticut Lottery offers several draw games for those willing to make a bet to win big. Those who want to play in Connecticut can enter the CT Lotto, Millionaire for Life and Cash 5 games as well as play the national Powerball and Mega Millions games. There are also two drawings a day for the Play 3 with Wild Ball and Play 4 with Wild Ball games. Drawings are held at regular days and times, check the end of this story to see the schedule. Here's a look at Saturday, Nov. 7, 2026 results for each game: Winning Powerball numbers from Nov. 7 drawing 03-36-37-56-61, Powerball: 21, Power Play: 2 Check Powerball payouts and previous drawings here. Winning Cash 5 numbers from Nov. 7 drawing 04-07-16-29-31 Check Cash 5 payouts and previous drawings here. Winning Play3 numbers from Nov. 7 drawing Day: 1-3-9, WB: 9 Night: 7-8-6, WB: 2 Check Play3 payouts and previous drawings here. Winning Play4 numbers from Nov. 7 drawing Day: 2-0-5-5, WB: 3 Night: 8-7-7-7, WB: 3 Check Play4 payouts and previous drawings here. Winning Millionaire for Life numbers from Nov. 7 drawing 12-14-16-29-37, Bonus: 04 Check Millionaire for Life payouts and previous drawings here.

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Suffield Public School students name two Bradley International Airport snowplows

Bradley International Airport partnered with A. Ward Spaulding Elementary School in Suffield for its third annual snowplow naming contest on Monday morning. The students submitted nearly 20 potential names, and airport employees voted on their favorite. "Snowasaurus Rex" and "Plowzer" were the winning names this year, coming from the school's...

Thousands of grocery cards for those affected by SNAP cuts still left unclaimed, agency leaders say

NEW HAVEN, Conn. (WTNH) — Thousands of state-funded grocery cards aimed for Connecticut residents affected by cuts to the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) have yet to be claimed, according to agency leaders.  Last year, thousands of people lost their benefits due to federal changes to the SNAP program. In its place, state leaders decided […]

A Million Holiday Lights And A Glowing Carnival Are Taking Over This Connecticut Convention Center

A few Christmas lights can make a house look festive. But a million lights inside one enormous event space?. Now that’s taking holiday decorating to a completely different level. And apparently, the glowing displays aren’t the only attraction. A Connecticut convention center is preparing for a holiday spectacle...

50+ Places For Great Holiday Pies in Connecticut (2026 Edition)

There are many wonderful holidays throughout the year, but Thanksgiving, I would argue, might just be the best one of all. Hear me out. After the Thanksgiving Day Parade, you get a full day of football (both pro and college) and whether you’re a big football fan or not, it can be fun to get into the game when you’re with friends and family and everyone is cheering around you. Plus, it gives you an excuse to sit & relax on the couch for hours and just watch TV, especially if that means you get to “rest your eyes” for a bit. Divvy out the cooking and cleaning responsibilities to your kids; surely they are tired of scrolling their phones by now, right? While being around loved ones is nice – including those beloved cats, dogs, fish, pet iguanas, etc. – the best thing of all is really, well, the food. And when I say food, I really mean the desserts. And by desserts, I really mean…PIE. While not all pies are created equal, each pie on this guide will probably be the best pie you’ve ever tasted. No one says you can only order pies from just one of these shops! Try two, or three, or six! Support those local Connecticut businesses! If anyone judges you because you’re on your fifth “small piece” of pie, and there’s whipped cream in your hair or graham cracker crumbs in your beard or you have to unzip your pants juuust a little bit to squeeze in those last few bites (wink wink), well then tell them to mind their own business. Because there is no such thing as too much pie. That is my philosophy in life and on Thanksgiving. Gobble gobble.

Connecticut Christmas Movie Fans Have Chance at $2,500 Prize This Holiday

Connecticut residents can enter a holiday movie contest offering $2,500 cash and a charity donation.

5 Christmas Train Rides Across the U.S. Offering Holiday Experiences in 2026

Christmas train rides are a special way for families to celebrate the holiday season, combining festive decorations, historic locomotives, Christmas music, and visits with Santa Claus. Across the United States, several railroads transform their regular train services into holiday experiences, giving children and adults a chance to enjoy the magic of Christmas on the rails. ... Read more

Traveling with Pets to Connecticut: What Dog and Cat Owners Need to Know

Explore amazing animal stories – visit Animal of Things Now and follow us! If you’re loading up the car (or booking a flight) with a dog or cat headed for Connecticut, the paperwork matters as much as the packing list. Connecticut has tightened its animal entry rules in 2026, and depending on where you’re traveling from, you may need more than just a rabies tag on your pet’s … This article, Traveling with Pets to Connecticut: What Dog and Cat Owners Need to Know , appeared first on Animal of Things . Discover more animal wonders – VISIT Animal of Things NOW AND FOLLOW US FOR FRESH UPDATES! Related Posts: • Pet Liability at Holiday Gatherings in Oregon: What Hosts and Guests Should Know • Pet Deposit Laws in Maryland: Limits, Refunds, and Fees for Renters • Cane Corso Laws in Tennessee: Bans, Liability, Insurance, and Housing Rules

Connecticut Beds Are Easier To Fix In Fall Than In Spring

November in Connecticut smells like wet leaves and woodsmoke, and the low gold light shows up before dinner. Out in the yard, the ground has finally softened after months of summer heat. Most gardeners save their repair work for spring, squeezing it between rain showers, soccer games, and a long...

Cromwell's Fil's Deli announces closure after 30 years of business as owners retire

"After 30 wonderful years, we are closing November 1st," a sign read outside of the business. "Thank you for 30 years of loyalty and support."

Kent Gallery’s Holiday Showcase Wants You to Give the Gift of Art

Through Sunday, December 20; Thursday–Saturday 11am–5:30pm, Sunday 12–4pm | Kent, CT. Kenise Barnes Fine Art in Kent opened its annual group show "Cool & Collected: The Gift Edition" on November 7. Every work costs under $2,000, and the gallery pitches the show as an approachable way to start or add to a collection. It brings together paintings, drawings, prints, photography, ceramics, and textiles by more than 30 gallery artists, among them Jackie Battenfield, Gabe Brown, Cecile Chong, Susan English, Francine Fox, Michiyo Ihara, Andrea Kantrowitz, and Joanne Mattera. Many of the artists are making pieces outside their usual practice, such as painters trying ceramics and sculptors working on paper, the gallery says.