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  • "Early Morning Riser" by Katherine Heiny.
    Arts & Leisure
    Review: Humor and disaster shine in ‘Early Morning Riser’
    “Early Morning Riser” is a witty and amusing tale about an unconventional family populated by characters with larger than life personalities.
    By TinaMarie Craven
  • Kelp farmers Suzie Flores of Stonington Kelp Co., pictured, and Jonathan McGee of New England Sea Farms in Guilford formed the Sugar Kelp Collective.
    living
    The CT sea plant finding its way to plates and into beers
  • "The Irregulars" has one season available on Netflix.
    Arts & Leisure
    Review: ‘The Irregulars’ makes for eerie teen drama
  • Ponza Italian Kitchen features a variety of pizzas.
    living
    John’s Best Pizza in Norwalk becomes Ponza, a nod to family roots
  • Drive, bike or walk to Higganum before the daffodils are gone.
    living
    Higganum is home to CT’s only pick-your-own daffodil farm
  • The 2021 Cadillac Escalade has a 14 mpg city, 19 mpg highway fuel economy.
    Arts & Leisure
    Review: Escalade is a luxurious gas hog
  • Cadbury Cream Brownies are a fun and easy way to use up any lingering Easter candy.
    Arts & Leisure
    Recipe: Leftover candy makes for a sweet treat in brownies
  • living
    Mystic Market announces plans for Foxwoods location
    Mystic Market's menu features fresh sandwiches, soups, salads, desserts, coffee and gourmet meals, all made in-house with locally sourced ingredients. Mystic Market will occupy over 6,400 square feet at the casino, providing fresh sandwiches, soups, salads, desserts, coffee and gourmet meals, all made in-house with locally sourced ingredients. By Leeanne Griffin
  • Arts & Leisure
    Movie Menu: Check out the films airing this weekend
    Check out the movies playing on your television April 9-11. Check out the classic movies like “Gentlemen Prefer Blondes” and “Ferris Bueller’s Day Off” playing on broadcast and cable stations this weekend. By Mark Schumann
  • living
    CT record store vets reminisce about the good old days of vinyl
    Sally White made Sally's Place in Westport a haven for music lovers for nearly three decades. Sure, technology has made it easier to find music, but downloading or streaming a song doesn’t quite measure up to the nostalgia of browsing in a record store. By Joel Samberg
  • living
    5 unique CT summer camps for unique kids
    Project Oceanology puts on a series of summer camps for kids, focusing on marine science and conservation. Andrew Klimaszewski, left, and Scott Redmond, 6th graders from West Woods School in Hamden, get a closer look at a squid at the Project Oceanology program at the Marine Sciences Center at the UCONN Avery Point Campus during a field trip. Gardening? Gaming? Fishing? There’s a summer camp for that. By Sarajane Sullivan
  • Arts & Leisure
    Review: ‘Country Comfort’ a family-friendly sitcom
    Katharine McPhee stars in Netflix's new sitcom "Country Comfort." “American Idol’s” Katharine McPhee stars in Netflix’s new family sitcom “Country Comfort” about a down and out musician who is hired as a nanny. By TinaMarie Craven
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  • Calendar: Live and streaming concerts
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  • Arts & Leisure
    Novel Approach: Resilience and love define ‘You Belong Here Now’
    "You Belong Here Now" by Dianna Rostad. Dianna Rostad’s debut novel, “You Belong Here Now,” follows a trio of orphans who find an unexpected new home at a ranch in Montana. By TinaMarie Craven
  • Arts & Leisure
    Review: Infiniti Q60 has all the bells and whistles
    The 2021 Infiniti Q60 features include remote start, power moonroof, heated front seats and steering wheel, leather upholstery, intelligent cruise control, satellite radio, Apple CarPlay, Android Auto, wi-fi hotspot, and a full suite of safety warnings and interventions. This is an Infiniti, so it's luxurious as well as sporty. It has all the bells and whistles, including remote start, power moonroof, leather upholstery and more. By Steven Macoy
  • Arts & Leisure
    Recipe: Spring carrots are packed with health benefits
    Carrots are a vibrant and versatile ingredient. Whether roasted, sauteed, grilled, baked, juiced, grated and added to slaws and salads, stir-fried, or baked into breads, muffins, pancakes, or cakes, carrots are a vibrant, versatile ingredient. By Robin Glowa
  • Arts & Leisure
    Shir Shalom in Ridgefield hosts Holocaust Remembrance Day
    Congregation Shir Shalom of Westchester and Fairfield Counties (46 Peaceable St., Ridgefield) will host its annual Yom HaShoah Holocaust Memorial Observance online with congregations from the Federation for Jewish Philanthropy of Upper Fairfield County, beginning April 7, at 7:30 p.m. On April 8, at 7 p.m., Shir Shalom will join with St. Stephen's Episcopal Church (351 Main St., Ridgefield) in a community interfaith ceremony for Yom HaShoah. The Rev. Whitney Altopp, center, of St. Stephen's Episcopal Church is flanked by Cantor Deborah Katchko-Gray, left, and Rabbi David Reiner, right, of Congregation Shir Shalom. The three form the leadership of the Ridgefield Clergy Association. The congregation is virtually hosting the Yom HaShoah with other congregations on April 7, and will join St. Stephen’s Episcopal Church for a community interfaith ceremony on April 8. By Staff
  • living
    What to eat as UConn takes on Arizona? We’ve got you covered.
    Ribs at Bear's Smokehouse As the UConn women’s basketball team heads into its 13th straight Final Four tonight, we’ve got a few snack suggestions for you, with the state’s top foods in mind. By Leeanne Griffin
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  • Arts & Leisure
    Movie Menu: Check out the films airing this weekend
    Check out the movies playing on your television April 2-4. Check out the classic movies like “Grease” and “Back to the Future” playing on broadcast and cable stations this weekend. By Mark Schumann
  • Arts & Leisure
    Review: ‘Godzilla vs. Kong’ feels like the old days
    "Godzilla vs. Kong" is available on HBOMax and in theaters. The latest installment of the Godzilla films, “Godzilla vs. Kong” offers a thrilling roller coaster of movie fun. By Mark Schumann
  • living
    L’Ostal, with Provençal menu, to open in Darien
    Chef-owner Jared Sippel, right, with general manager Joe Cracco. L’Ostal celebrates the cuisines of Southern France and its boundaries, inspired by chef-owner Jared Sippel’s year abroad working in Provence at Michelin-starred L’Oustau de Baumanière. By Leeanne Griffin
  • living
    CT bakeries craft imaginative cake designs
    Crave Custom Cakes and Cookies is located in Newtown. Looking for a cake that resembles a chainsaw, kraken or flowerbed? Check out the imaginative cakes designed by these CT bakeries. By TinaMarie Craven
  • living
    CT animal shelters offer tips for potential pet parents
    Director Laura Burban of the Dan Cosgrove Animal of Branford with dogs that need to be adopted. Thinking of taking the plunge and adding a furry friend to your family? Check out these pet adoption tips from local shelters. By Ashley Winchester
  • Business
    Boca Grille & Raw Bar opens at Fairfield golf course
    Cocktails ($12) and martinis ($14) include summer-ready flavors like a strawberry jalapeño margarita, mojitos, sangria, Boca frose with tequila and strawberry puree and a cucumber splash martini, along with classics like a lemon drop, old fashioned and cosmopolitan. You don’t have to be a golfer to enjoy miso-glazed Chilean sea bass or a cowboy bone-in ribeye for two at this golf course restaurant. By Leeanne Griffin
  • living
    Buy Nothing Project creates hyperlocal gifting economy in CT
    Corine and Ryan Canoza are avid fans of The Buy Nothing Project, an effort to create hyperlocal gifting groups around the world. The Buy Nothing Project is a series hyperlocal gifting group where community members can gift what they don’t need and ask for what they do. By Sarajane Sullivan
  • Arts & Leisure
    Review: Sibling rivalry runs high in ‘Zero Chill’
    "Zero Chill" has one season available on Netflix. Netflix’s new family friendly series “Zero Chill” follows siblings trying to live out their dreams, one as a hockey player and the other as a figure skater. By TinaMarie Craven
  • Arts & Leisure
    Review: ‘Other People’s Children’ is an engrossing debut
    "Other People's Children" is R.J. Hoffmann's debut novel. R.J. Hoffmann crafts a suspense driven and highly emotional tale of an adoption that doesn’t go as planned in his debut novel “Other People’s Children.” By TinaMarie Craven
  • living
    CT sisters’ bakery raises money to combat rising anti-Asian hate
    Khamla Vorasane, left, and Chan Graham, the co owners of BouNom Bakery in Avon. "Sometimes you can be in a bubble in Avon and Simsbury," said co-owner Khamla Vorasane. "You don’t see the increased Asian hate crimes that you do in New York or San Francisco." By Leeanne Griffin
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