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After 43 years of living in Connecticut, these 35 photos represent why I love living in this beautiful state.

Complete Breakdown of Memorial Day Weekend Weather in Connecticut If you're making your Memorial Day weekend plans, we've got a complete breakdown of what you can expect weather wise from Friday through Monday. Memorial Day weekend is almost here and now it's time to make your plans for a backyard BBQ, a picnic in the park, a day at the beach, or to attend one of the local parades. Get our free mobile app After being in lockdown for almost a year, people will sure be jonesing to get out and have some fun, but will the weather cooperate? Well the weekend is not shaping up to be that bad at all...

Camp Candlewood, a former Girl Scouts retreat, is listed for $9.2 million Alexander Soule FacebookTwitterEmail Homes along Candlewood Lake in New Fairfield, Conn., on Bogus Hill Road where Camp Candlewood was put up for sale in April 2021 for nearly $10 million, with the possibility of residential redevelopment.Alexander Soule/Hearst Connecticut Media A tract of Candlewood Lake’s shore is now among the most expensive acreages in Connecticut outside “Gold Coast” Fairfield County — and it’s one that generations of former Girl Scouts throughout the region know extremely well. The Girl ...

'We only get one Earth': Danbury area to celebrate Earth Day Staff reports FacebookTwitterEmail Emily Prescott, with the Brookfield Conservation Commission, helps Jasiel Merlin, 6, of New Milford, plant flowers during the commissions Earth Day celebration at Gurski Homestead. Saturday, April 22, 2017, in Brookfield, Conn.H John Voorhees III / Hearst Connecticut Media After a long COVID-19 winter, the Danbury area is looking forward to celebrating Earth Day by getting outside. Towns and agencies throughout the region have set up a variety of outdoor activities for all skill levels and ages. Fr...

Officials expect state parks to build on 2020's record year for visitors FacebookTwitterEmail 1of6 Gov. Ned Lamont, shown here in a 2020 file photo, announced Friday that after a record number of visitors to state parks and forests last year, capacity limits will rise, picnic tables will be allowed and freshwater swimming will resume in places such as Indian Well State Park in Shelton and Squantz Pond in New Fairfield.Pat Eaton-Robb / Associated PressShow MoreShow Less 2of6 Swimming and picnicking will resume this year at Squantz Pond State Park in New Fairfield, Gov. Ned Lamont announced on ...