Lamont announces $55 million for state park bathrooms, cabins and trails
Gov. Ned Lamont announced plans for a $55 million investment in state parks on Monday as...
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Gov. Ned Lamont announced plans for a $55 million investment in state parks on Monday as...
Shuttles will operate at Hammonassett Beach in Madison, Silver Sands in Milford, Fort...
State rolls out free shuttle service to five key beaches and parks FacebookTwitterEmail 1of5 Silver Sands State Park in Milford will be accessible to pedestrians via a shuttle service starting this weekend from the Milford train station.Christian Abraham / Hearst Connecticut MediaShow MoreShow Less 2of5 Sleeping Giant State Park, here in a file photo, is a hiker’s paradise, but the small parking lot if often jammed early in the morning. There is a new program aimed at getting people who ride buses to the park, including free buses on weekends this summer./Show MoreShow Less 3of5 4of5 Painti...
Skip to main content Currently Reading Robert Miller: It's 'perfect tick weather' and there's a significant increase of them in parts of CT FacebookTwitterEmail An illustration of the deer tick, at right, responsible for Lyme disease, provided by Milford Molecular Diagnostics in 2018Brian A. Pounds / Hearst Connecticut Media file photo Because you can now go outside and mix it up in the greenery — vaccinated, unmasked and hugging — do not forget what lurks in the dry leaves and unmown grass nearby. It is already tick season, as anyone with a romping dog or an unkempt field can attest. “...
Skip to main content Currently Reading Robert Miller: It's 'perfect tick weather' and there's a significant increase of them in parts of CT FacebookTwitterEmail An illustration of the deer tick, at right, responsible for Lyme Disease at Milford Molecular Diagnostics, LLC at 2044 Bridgeport Avenue in Milford, Conn. on Tuesday, November 13, 2018.Brian A. Pounds / Hearst Connecticut Media Because you can now go outside and mix it up in the greenery — vaccinated, unmasked and hugging — do not forget what lurks in the dry leaves and unmown grass nearby. It is already tick season, as anyone wit...