Seventeen properties changed hands, including properties on Beachside Avenue (shown), Compo Road N, Crescent Park Road, Crescent Road, Edgewater Commons Lane, Fieldcrest Road, Gorham Avenue, Hiawatha Lane, Imperial Landing, Keyser Road, Lincoln Street, Peabody Lane, Prospect Road, Side Hill Road, Valley Field Road, West Parish Road and Winding Court.
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Susan Granger reviews “The Power of the Dog,” “King Richard” and “Passing.”
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Two prewar buildings to be razed
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Eleven properties changed hands, including properties on Blind Brook Road S, Burr School Road, Charcoal Lane, Fairfield Avenue, Hen Hawk Lane, Marine Avenue, Marsh Court, Northside Lane, Sheila Lane, Warnock Drive (shown) and West Parish Road.
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Susan Granger recall her favorite Thanksgiving movies–and where to stream them
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Writer discusses latest novel, the craft of writing
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Staples 0, Wilton 0
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8 properties changed hands, including properties on Bayberry Lane (shown), Bonnie Brook Road, Cockenoe Drive, Hills Lane, Hunt Club Lane, Wedge Wood Road and Whitney Street Ext.
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Dillon Stadium game can be viewed online
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Farmington 1, Staples 0
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Staples 1, Fairfield Warde 0
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“We fell in love.” Sponsored by KMS Partners
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Staples 1, Fairfield Prep 0
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Suffer 1-0 loss to Wilton
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Wreckers 26, Ridgefield 10
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10 properties changed hands, including properties on Calumet Road, Harborview Road, Harvest Commons, Long Lots Road (shown), Meadow Lane, Mortar Rock Road, Post Road E, The Mews and Tuck Lane.
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Staples Shuts Out Farmington
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Staples 1, Conard-West Hartford 0
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Custom home replaces cape cod
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Susan Granger reviews “Spencer,” “Eternals” and “Best Sellers.”
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As the War for American Independence rages on, General George Washington must depend on his trusted spy network for key intelligence about British movements. In our brand-new Escape Room experience […]
As the War for American Independence rages on, General George Washington must depend on his trusted spy network for key intelligence about British movements. In our brand-new Escape Room experience […]
As the War for American Independence rages on, General George Washington must depend on his trusted spy network for key intelligence about British movements. In our brand-new Escape Room experience […]
As the War for American Independence rages on, General George Washington must depend on his trusted spy network for key intelligence about British movements. In our brand-new Escape Room experience […]
As the War for American Independence rages on, General George Washington must depend on his trusted spy network for key intelligence about British movements. In our brand-new Escape Room experience […]
Your child can join us every Saturday for a relaxed and inspiring drop-in art class at the museum! Whether your child is an experienced artist or just looking to have […]
Experience the powerful sound and rich musical traditions of Ukraine at a special concert by the Prometheus Ukrainian Male Chorus, one of the longest-standing Ukrainian male choruses in the world. […]
Westport Country Playhouse stages the world premiere of “Ken Ludwig’s Pride and Prejudice, Part 2: Napoleon at Pemberley,” written by Ken Ludwig and directed by Emily Mann, October 20 - […]
Step beyond the canvas and into an immersive, intuitive approach to Abstract Expressionism led by artist Melissa Benedek. Through color, movement, texture, music, and spontaneous mark-making, you’ll learn to quiet […]
Westport Country Playhouse stages the world premiere of “Ken Ludwig’s Pride and Prejudice, Part 2: Napoleon at Pemberley,” written by Ken Ludwig and directed by Emily Mann, October 20 - […]
Westport Country Playhouse’s Barnstormer Series will present “Fear of Heights – A Very Funny Phobia,” a biographical story about an Irish-American whose fear of heights led him to break with […]
Westport Country Playhouse’s Barnstormer Series will present “Fear of Heights – A Very Funny Phobia,” a biographical story about an Irish-American whose fear of heights led him to break with […]
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