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WWAX is getting a new name: WFSB+
ROCKY HILL, Conn. (WFSB) - As Tuesday night, WWAX, aka The Wax, is getting a new name. The television and streaming channels will now be called WFSB+. It’ll continue to have the same programming, including local news, local sports, and First Alert Weather. It’s just more of what viewers...
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We Ranked 10 Of Hartford, Connecticut’s Best Diners And Here Are The Results
A breakfast menu with Polish comfort food alongside pancakes and omelets? Now that’s a diner worth investigating. Around Hartford, the old-school diner scene has plenty of personality. There are vintage counters, enormous breakfast plates, and even places where Mexican favorites share menu space with American classics. I love that kind of variety.
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Locals Swear This No-Frills Hartford, Connecticut Spot Makes The Area’s Best Made-To-Order Fried Chicken
Some of the best fried chicken in Connecticut does not come from a drive-thru window or a flashy chain. It comes from a small Hartford counter where nothing gets cooked until someone actually orders it. That means a wait, sometimes 20 minutes, sometimes more, and the regulars would not have...
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The Secret Histories of Famous American Poets
Emily Dickinson’s Locked Room and Hidden Letters. Emily Dickinson is often painted as the quiet spinster in white, but her life was far more layered than her image suggests. For nearly two decades, she rarely left her bedroom in her Amherst, Massachusetts home, communicating with the outside world mostly through letters. Recent analysis of her handwritten drafts—discovered in hidden compartments in her desk—revealed that she experimented wildly with the structure and punctuation of her poems, often disregarding the conventions of her time. According to a 2023 study published in The Emily Dickinson Journal, forensic handwriting experts confirmed at least twelve previously unattributed poems as her own. Some of her letters show a passionate, even rebellious side, particularly in her correspondence with Susan Gilbert Dickinson, her sister-in-law, which many scholars now interpret as evidence of a deep, possibly romantic relationship. These letters, full of longing, hint at a private world that shaped her verse in ways we’re only beginning to understand.
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Yuri Kochiyama Cultural Center rings in the Mid-Autumn Festival
On Wednesday, Sept. 30, the Yuri Kochiyama Cultural Center (YKCC) celebrated the annual Mid-Autumn Festival with the event “Lanterns & Moon Cakes.” The Mid-Autumn Festival marks the time of year when the moon is at its brightest and fullest according to the lunisolar calendar. True to the event’s...
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The Most Incredible Meat Market In Connecticut Is A Must-Visit Grocery Stop In 2026
A good meat counter can make you rethink your entire dinner plan before you’ve even started shopping. You might walk in needing something simple for tonight and end up considering a proper Sunday roast instead. That’s what caught my eye about old-fashioned meat markets. They make grocery shopping...
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Pernil And Rice Take Center Stage At This Puerto Rican Restaurant In Holyoke
Slow-roasted pernil and yellow rice with gandules are the dishes people mention most here. That pairing is the whole headline, and honestly, I think it earns it. The kitchen also turns out bistec, mofongo, alcapurrias, and empanadas, giving visitors plenty of Puerto Rican favorites to explore. I like how a lunch spot can cover that much ground without losing its focus.
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Longmeadow resident creates platform promoting bilingual music
LONGMEADOW — When Longmeadow resident Isa Traverso-Burger unexpectedly lost her job last year, she chose to see it as an opportunity to build a career out of something she loves to do most — songwriting. Traverso-Burger is one of three founders for the new music platform VivaLaSONG, along...