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Covenant Soup Kitchen and Make-A-Wish Benefit From Season Of Giving - Mansfield-Storrs, CT - The sixth-annual Season of Giving campaign raised $16,000-Plus for the Covenant Soup Kitchen and Make-A-Wish.

Ever heard of Fort Nonsense in New London? We hadn’t, until reader Robert Mish submitted what turned out to be the winning question for our next CuriousCT reader engagement feature. “During the Sept...

Connecticut’s media landscape is vastly shifting as consumers are finding more of the news they want online, smaller newspapers are being sold and the future of the state’s most iconic newspaper – the Hartford Courant – remains cloudy as its staff and print circulation continue to shrink under a new owner. Meantime, some traditional and nontraditional media organizations have seen opportunity in the market.

Southington continued its rapid rise, coming in at No. 2 after scoring more earned runs...

Southington continued its rapid rise, coming in at No. 2 after scoring more earned runs...

Falcons become first new No. 1-ranked softball since end of 2019 season after snapping...

Falcons become first new No. 1-ranked softball since end of 2019 season after snapping...

Central Connecticut Communications, publisher of the New Britain Herald, Bristol Press and Willimantic Chronicle, has been sold to a Rhode Island-based publishing company, the Hartford Business Journal has learned. The sale between Central Connecticut Communications and the Rhode Island Suburban Newspaper, publisher of the Westerly Sun and other titles, was finalized Monday, according to Michael Schroeder, who was the publisher of Central Connecticut Communications.

With Kat Gallant back in the circle, Masuk looks to win a fourth-consecutive Class L...

Former and longtime Day columnist Steven Slosberg will sign copes of his recently published collection of his newspaper work on Dec. 12 at Bank Square Books.