How the Beautification League and New Canaan Garden Club shape the town—together The town of New Canaan is home to a remarkable tradition of civic

By John Kriz What happens after you flush? Whether you’re on the town’s sewer line or have a septic system, it all ends up at

By Elizabeth Barhydt John Kriz brought a small wooden box with paper tubes to a gathering at Staying Put, www.stayingputnc.org a not-for-profit which supports independent

The University of Connecticut chapter of the American Association of University Professors (UConn-AAUP) has secured a new contract that includes raises, expanded benefits, and strengthened

By Teresa Alasio MD Over the past few weeks, ticks carrying Lyme disease have been identified here in New Canaan. That is not unusual for

Recipes, Wines, and a Few Thoughts in Between By Carl Franco So this is goodbye. No, not to me — it would be easier to

By Elizabeth Barhydt The United States will mark its 250th anniversary on July 4, 2026, a milestone that invites reflection not only on founding ideals

By Icy Frantz The most essential parts of a life are often the hardest to name—the quiet ones—and the easiest to overlook, to underestimate. Like

By Julie O’Brien Deasy Like the textiles she designs, Sophie Von Oerten Williamson herself is awash in color. On a recent sunny morning she wore

By Russell R. Barksdale, Jr. When New York Governor Kathy Hochul recently suggested that supporters travel to Florida to persuade former New Yorkers to return,

By Geri Rhoades Come see the breathtaking display of azaleas and rhododendrons in peak spring bloom at Lee Garden, a pride of New Canaan. On

By John Kriz Lamb, especially leg of lamb, is a classic Easter meal, but it often intimidates people. Maybe not as much as a Thanksgiving

By Shari Shapiro The amazing work that our team does every day isn’t read in the newspaper or watched on the news. No headline for

By Icy Frantz Did you feel it- the collective sigh? The one a few a few weeks back when we shifted to Daylight Saving Time.

As spring arrives and temperatures climb, it’s time to swap out those heavy coats, sweaters, scarves, and woolens and send them into seasonal storage. But