By Geri Rhoades, Ph.D.  In New Canaan, the New Canaan Beautification League (NCBL), in collaboration with the town, meticulously maintains thirty-four triangles. Each triangle has

By Russell Barksdale, Ph.D. Every emergency department visit or hospital discharge seems to end the same way: “Be sure to check in with your primary

By Ryan MacLean When anyone thinks of where they can view the most magical spectacles in the animal kingdom, minds instantly wander to far off

By Dr. Katie Takayasu I used to think frozen broccoli is one of the grossest frozen vegetables. That is until I learned how to roast

By Icy Frantz Last week I received a letter from an old friend — snail mail, on personalized stationery. Oh, how I still love that.

By Patricia Chadwick It’s not unusual these days to celebrate the birthdays of friends and relatives who are entering the decade of octogenarians. In point

By Frank Gallo March 11th. Snow from a front the night before has left a light dusting on the beach at Milford Point. A male

By Elizabeth Barhydt The first week of school in New Canaan was marked by sunlit mornings, fresh paint on walls, and children’s voices filling hallways

By Katie Takayasu, MD Here’s the truth: you need vitamin B12 in your diet to make healthy red blood cells and support your nervous system,

By Russell Barksdale, Ph.D By any measure, the cost of providing health insurance has become one of the most stubborn financial burdens for employers. Nationally,

By Shari L. Shapiro At recess, one child stood on the edge of the playground, watching the others run, climb, and laugh. She wanted to

By Dr. Teresa Alasio Over the last decade, health technology has shifted from clinics into our daily lives. Smartwatches, fitness trackers, continuous glucose monitors, and

By Tom Nissley The Town Players of New Canaan have just begun performances of Lucy Prebble’s “THE EFFECT.” You can get tickets for Thursday, Friday,

There is growing awareness in Connecticut of the damage caused by invasive plants, yet many homeowners, landscapers, and gardeners remain unaware of the serious threat

By Jennifer Openshaw When I speak with employers today, one theme comes up again and again: the job market is shifting faster than our students