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January 19, 2022
I was cruising through different conversation on the CT Reddit page, and saw a brilliant topic appear. The title of the thread was Are minivans allowed in the Goshen Stampede Demolition Derby?
January 18, 2022
Friday evening, I went out with some friends and we were discussing the fire and sharing memories of fun nights out at Hot Shots.My buddy Dave asked me if I remember the lobster claw game at the old Hot Shots II in Newtown, CT.
January 17, 2022
The Raiders lost the Saturday Wild Card game against the Bengals 26-19 the day prior and not because Coach Bisaccia is a bad coach or Carr is a bad quarterback. The Raiders lost because they had too many penalties, too many dropped balls and the officiating was terrible.
January 13, 2022
A trail of Native-American statues are strung across all 50 states in America, except for CT. The Nutmeg State's statue went missing from Groton, CT years ago. Mike Allen went in search of the statue and the man who created The Trail of Whispering Giants.
January 12, 2022
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January 7, 2022
Ice: (īs), n. Ice is water (H2O) in its solid frozen state (32° F or 0° C). It makes sledding, luge, pass closings, Olympic triple axels, and certain
January 7, 2022
Olson Engineering recently announced Saskia van Verseveld as their new Business Manager. Saskia's extensive experience in business operations, will help
January 6, 2022
Ice: (īs), n. Ice is water (H2O) in its solid frozen state (32° F or 0° C). It makes sledding, luge, pass closings, Olympic triple axels, and certain
December 24, 2021
Many cultivated varieties of roses are not hardy below 10º- 20º F. To preserve the splendor of the rose garden, many gardeners are brave enough to try a technique called the “Minnesota Tip.” Using this method, the entire plants are actually tipped over and buried.
December 23, 2021
Selections from "Snowbound, a Winter Idyl" by John Greenleaf Whittier, read by Spokane Public Radio staff and friends from Christmas week 2019. This is