By John Engel Last week we talked about the empirical effect of elections on real estate. We observed soft even years and stronger odd years.
By Emma Barhydt Aggressive driving and speeding have become increasingly dangerous on Connecticut’s roads, putting countless lives at risk. Drivers cutting across lanes, tailgating, and
The 21th annual New Canaan Turkey Trot, benefiting Open Doors, will return to New Canaan this month. The annual 5K run/walk will begin and end
As we head into the holidays, it’s time to face facts: the next few months are going to be a series of carb-laden marathons, heavy
By Paul Reitano They say good food is subjective. They are wrong. Sure, overcooked pasta can satisfy after three glasses of Super Tuscan – but
By John J. Kriz Upon entering New Canaan Music Store you’re greeted with a cacophony of lovingly displayed instruments, from beginner–to collector–level guitars, as well
By Julie O’Brien Deasy Question: Can you tell me more about the New Canaan EMS and if there is a fee to use it? Answer:
By Julie O’Brien Deasy Pulitzer Prize-winning author Jhumpa Lahiri discussed the inspiration for her 2023 New York Times bestselling book, Roman Stories, at the New
By Jim Knox We waited for their arrival, and they never failed to disappoint. Like clockwork, as dusk settled, they would appear. Unmistakable, their vivid
By Anne W. Semmes Scott Mitchell is a notable merchant in his hometown of Greenwich through his family-owned Richards clothing store on Greenwich Avenue. As
By Beth Barhydt Each year, as Veterans Day approaches, a special tradition unfolds across the country in the form of the Veterans Day commemorative poster.
By Beth Barhydt In the days following an election, emotions can be raw, stirred up in a way that leaves no one untouched. For some,
By Maria Weingarten Known for her culinary skills, particularly her award-winning chili. Chili, Slow-Cooker Texas Style 11/2006, Cooks’ Illustrated Adapted Chuck-eye roasts are notoriously fatty,
By Jay Briar When I walk into a classroom, I often ask the students, “What are you doing?” Whether the current activity involves reading a
By Patricia Chadwick For more than fifteen years, during the 1980s and 1990s, I spent a considerable amount of time in the Citibank offices in
By Julie O’Brien Deasy Question: I don’t want to cook Thanksgiving dinner. Where can I order a nice meal to eat at home, or a
By Anne White In the recent Connecticut state elections, Republicans Ryan Fazio and Tom O’Dea won their races in the 36th Senate District and 125th
By Ryan Fazio Do you believe that developers should be allowed to build high-rise buildings anywhere in our town without having to go through the
In the days after an election, we’re reminded of a simple truth: winning an election is not easy; governing well is even harder. Here in New Canaan, victory in any contest—whether local or national—comes with more than
Veterans Day serves as an enduring reminder of those who have shouldered the responsibility of defending our freedoms. In the words of Ronald Reagan, “Freedom is never more than one generation away from extinction.” This day calls
Election season brings a flood of opinions. Letters come pouring in, ten times the usual, and each is a piece of democracy in action—your neighbors reaching out with the concerns that weigh on them, hoping their words
Alan Haas shared a few thoughts to brighten our day on World Kindness Day which was November 13, offering simple
At this time of year as we think about all that we are grateful for, the Board of Directors of
For the second year, NCHS alumni Tahela Denu ‘23 volunteered at the Hartford Healthcare Medical Mission at Cesar A. Batalla
To the Editor, Thank you, Elena Colarusso, for opening the topic of assigned reading in English/Language Arts classes in the
I have had the pleasure of knowing State Rep Candidate Kim Healy and her family for many years and I
Dear Editor, I am writing to wholeheartedly support my friend Kim Healy in her candidacy for State Representative in Wilton,
I am writing to offer my full endorsement of Tom O’Dea for State Representative. As someone who has long admired
Please vote for Ceci Maher—a sentient human being with actual experience and demonstrated intelligence. Her opponent is another Republican place-holder:
By Beth Barhydt The Connecticut League of Conservation Voters (CTLCV), known for its strong commitment to environmental conservation, seems to
To the Editor, In 2022, when I ran against Ryan Fazio for State Senate, I made it clear that his
Dear Editor: This letter is in support of re-electing Senator Ryan Fazio and Representative Tom O’Dea. In an age wear
I’m writing this as a private citizen of the town of New Canaan, with a hope that more people in
Ryan Fazio: Prioritizing Local Zoning Control Ryan Fazio understands that Connecticut’s communities thrive when local zoning decisions are made at
By Bill Nickerson State Senator Ryan Fazio has done a superb job in representing us in Greenwich, Stamford and New
By Scott Frantz I am incredibly proud to serve as Campaign Chairman for Senator Ryan Fazio – here’s why: Ryan
To the Editor – I am writing to endorse Ryan Fazio for State Senator in the 36th District. Ryan cares