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25+ things to do in Connecticut this weekend, May 31–June 2 - Vimarsana News

25+ things to do in Connecticut this weekend, May 31–June 2

21 Savage, Cole Swindell, Andy Summers, Jess Hilarious, Michael Yo, Hamden Pride Festival and Connecticut Bridal & Wedding are featured in events.

Popular Eateries Hatch Unique Chicken Sandwich Creation Available In Norwalk - Vimarsana News

Popular Eateries Hatch Unique Chicken Sandwich Creation Available In Norwalk

Call it a hen-semble worth shaking your tail feathers over. Two Connecticut food brands have teamed up to hatch a new chicken sandwich creation sure to get any carnivore’s mouth watering.New Haven-based Haven Hot Chicken and bakery Chabaso…

Popular Eateries Hatch Unique Chicken Sandwich Creation Available In Norwalk, Fairfield - Vimarsana News

Popular Eateries Hatch Unique Chicken Sandwich Creation Available In Norwalk, Fairfield

Call it a hen-semble worth shaking your tail feathers over. Two Connecticut food brands have teamed up to hatch a new chicken sandwich creation sure to get any carnivore’s mouth watering.New Haven-based Haven Hot Chicken and bakery Chabaso…

Haven Hot Chicken to open two new Connecticut locations - Westfair Communications - Vimarsana News

Haven Hot Chicken to open two new Connecticut locations - Westfair Communications

The Haven Hot Chicken fast-food chain announced plans to add a pair of new locations across Connecticut.

Developer Highlights Local Zoning Challenges in Affordable Housing Projects - Vimarsana News

Developer Highlights Local Zoning Challenges in Affordable Housing Projects

The state legislature’s Task Force on Affordable Housing heard from one developer last week who said local zoning boards and a “small vocal minority” have the money and the power to kill any affordable housing projects in the state.