SHERMAN — The Sherman Players swung for the rafters, scoring huge with their raucous and racy (is there any other kind?) rendition of Richard O’Brien’s The Rocky Horror Show. Under the wickedly creati...

Volunteers were busy sheering hedges, pruning, and removing excess mulch on Friday, October 9, the first of two set days for a library grounds beautification project. More volunteers are still being s...

Tucked away in the Victory Garden at Fairfield Hills, Jeff Shwartz picked out a worker bee last month from one of the three hives he owns and maintains on the property. Mr Shwartz started beekeeping i...

The horse ring on the grounds of the Second Company Governor’s Horse Guard (2GHG), at Fairfield Hills, was occupied by dogs on October 3. But not just any dogs. Teams from area Connecticut towns, the ...

Occupation: It’s a little hard to explain all I do. I’m a folk artist, and Old Green Road is my folk art business. I’m also an event promoter through my business, Piper Promotions, and City Center...

October 12, 1990 The parking lot at Sand Hill Plaza was crowded both with cars and work equipment this week. While curious shoppers investigated the new plaza, workmen went about their business p...

A three-day music festival and mountain bike racing this weekend will bring a series of bands and activity to the fields and trails surrounding a vineyard tucked away on Alberts Hill Road. This is the...

According to a Facebook post by Barbara Kraushaar at We Are Newtown, this past weekend, Ricci’s Salon stylists Leah and Taylor collected $500 for a Starbucks card, then contacted the Starbucks in Rose...

UNCASVILLE — The last time I had the opportunity to interview rocker and guitar phenom Joe Walsh, our conversation which obviously dwelled heavily on music, ended with a heartfelt plea by the artist. ...