Rarely does a book offer such a unique experience, but Mercados: Recipes from the Markets of Mexico, is a treat for all senses. It is a collage of beautiful images, virtuoso writing, and excellent recipes that celebrate the natural beauties of Mexico along with the culture and the food. David Sterling did not focus so […]
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If You Don’t Use It, Sell It
The pile of unwanted or unused things occupying your storage spaces may be just the thing someone else is looking for. The premise is not new, and you are probably aware that you can sell your stuff, get some handy cash, and clear some space in your house as you do so. This is what […]
Yet Another Fairfield Administrator Incriminated in the Toxic Waste Affair
The affair regarding the unwarranted toxic waste disposal in the town of Bridgeport is gaining momentum as one more official has been indicted. Joseph Michelangelo, who serves as the director of Public Works in Bridgeport, is facing serious charges for conspiring to commit second-degree forgery, second-degree forgery, and illegal dumping. The Judge of the Superior […]
The Sighting of an Alligator in East Lyme Still Not Confirmed
The visitors of Power Lake near the town of East Lyme were disturbed by the recent news of an alligator sighting. A resident allegedly spotted an alligator from a distance and immediately reported to the CT’s Department of Energy and Environmental Protection. The Environmental Conservation Police conducted the on-site investigation and interviewed the eyewitness. For […]
Vaping Health Claims Under Investigation in Connecticut
Juul Labs is under scrutiny once again with regards to their marketing strategy and advertising of vaping products. William Tong, the Attorney General, said that CT would be joining the national effort to reduce vaping in youth. Congressional hearings and investigations into the practices of vaping-product manufacturers took place in the last few months, including […]
Second Victim of Ebola in Congo
Concerns are rising as the officials reported a second case of ebola-related death in Congo’s city of Goma. The victim passed away on Wednesday after his condition worsened significantly the day before. He did not suspect he had Ebola prior to hospitalization, meaning he was contagious for days. The man, who was in his 40s, […]
Connecticut Bans Plastic Bags
Starting on Thursday, August 1, if you happen to be in Connecticut, it would be better if you brought your own bag when you go shopping. As an overture to the complete ban of all single-use plastic bags in 2021, the General Assembly passed a law to reduce the use of such bags. The new […]
Plainville High School’s Class of 2019 Is Encouraged to Be Happy by the Community
For many Plainville High School seniors, graduation day started in the hallways of their elementary school, which has been common for this small town for years. This Tuesday morning, graduate students in gowns and caps promenaded the halls in which they had met each other for the first time at the beginning of their education. […]
Sleeping Giant Reopens a Year Following Tornadoes That Closed It
Sleeping Giant, one of the most famous state parks in the state of Connecticut, has finally reopened. The park in Hamden closed for repairs following strong storms that damaged it in May 2018. Several dozens of hikers spread out over the walking area during the weekend when grounds crews cut down grass and added all […]