BRATTLEBORO, Vt. — Junior Holstein members are encouraged to apply for the 2025 National Judi Collinsworth Memorial Scholarship, an award honoring youth who demonstrate dedication to the Holstein breed and leadership within their communities. Two scholarships will be awarded: a top award of $1,000 and a second award of $500. Eligible applicants must be National […] The post Applications Open for 2025 National Judi Collinsworth Memorial Scholarship appeared first on Morning Ag Clips.| Morning Ag Clips
In March, the Trump administration pulled the rug on $1 billion in funds for the Local Food for Schools (LFS) and Local Food Purchase Assistance (LFPA) programs. The two programs provided funding to schools and food pantries to purchase fresh fruits, vegetables and meats from local farmers. For the farmers, schools, community organizations and tribal nations involved, the programs were a win-win situation. Small farmers earned reliable income through government contracts. Schools could provid...| Barn Raiser
Visiting historic house museums in southeastern Connecticut offers a fascinating glimpse into the region’s colonial and maritime past. Many...| Daily Life Travels
Koopman Lumber, a third-generation, family-owned supplier of building materials in New England, has announced plans to acquire Lyon & Billard, a building materials supplier in … The post Koopman Lumber to Acquire Lyon & Billard appeared first on Door and Window Market Magazine.| Door and Window Market Magazine
Tepper shared in an interview with CommonWealth Beacon that she took a previously-unreported trip up to Nova Scotia last month to meet with officials to discuss how Massachusetts can potentially tap into Canadian offshore wind, much in the way the state will soon have access to 1,200 megawatts of hydropower from Quebec.| CommonWealth Beacon
Child advocacy group urges legislative reform to close deadly gaps in homeschool oversight policy For immediate release Washington, DC – On October 8, 2025, 12-year-old Jacqueline “Mimi” Torres-Gar…| Coalition for Responsible Home Education
BRIDGEPORT, Conn. (WTNH) -- The fate of a former state official accused of bribery and extortion is in the hands of a jury. Jurors in Bridgeport federal court deliberated for about an hour Monday after hearing closing arguments in the trial of Konstantinos “Kosta” Diamantis. Now that the testimony and arguments are over inside the [...]| WTNH.com
STRATFORD, Conn. (WTNH) — One person is dead, and another is in critical condition after a Saturday morning crash in Stratford, police said. At approximately 3:35 a.m., police responded to a single-car crash in the 1100 block of Nichols Avenue. The vehicle struck a tree, police said. In total five people aged 16-24 were in [...]| WTNH.com
MANSFIELD, Conn. (WTNH) — Crews are actively responding to a structure fire on Warrenville Road in Mansfield, according to Connecticut State Police. The severity of the fire was not shared. It is unclear if anyone has been injured. Warrenville Road is closed between Boulder Lane and Atwoodville Road. This is a developing story. Stay with [...]| WTNH.com
PowerTime Boating PowerTime Boat Sharing Club To Open on Connecticut’s Gold Coast PowerTime Gold Coast CT, the newest luxury boating club on Connecticut’s Gold Coast, will open May 2025 at Harbor Point West Marina in Stamford, CT. PowerTime will offer a premium, shared boating model with a focus on adventure, community, and accessibility. Said SailTime Group CEO Todd Hess: “We are excited to welcome new PowerTime franchisee […] The post PowerTime Boat Sharing Club To Open on Connectic...| PowerTime Boating
PowerTime Gold Coast CT, the newest luxury boat sharing club on Connecticut’s Gold Coast, will open April/May 2025 at Harbor Point West Marina in Stamford,| PowerTime Boating
Ghost tours and haunted houses may get all the attention in October, but here’s something we don’t hear about very often: haunted lakes. The post Most Haunted Lakes in America appeared first on Rovology.| Rovology
North Stonington, not to be confused with Stonington, may be a small town, but it’s packed with charm, history,...| Daily Life Travels
If you’re looking for something unique and family-friendly to do in Connecticut, check out Lavender Hill Farm Alpacas in...| Daily Life Travels
Connecticut offers a mix of coastal charm, vibrant small towns, and rich history. From scenic hikes and top-rated restaurants...| Daily Life Travels
Beatrice Fox AuerbachExplore the legacy of Beatrice Fox Auerbach, the visionary who built G. Fox into New England's most beloved department store. From legendary customer service to holiday wonderlands, discover how her leadership created a retail experience that fans remember with a cult-like passion.| New England Historical Society
Union officials insulted worker for wanting to resign membership and keep working, incorrectly told workers P&W was “closed shop” MIDDLETOWN, CT - An employee of jet engine manufacturer Pratt & Whitney’s Middletown facility is filing federal charges against International Association of Machinists (IAM) Local Lodge 700 union officials at the facility.| National Right to Work Legal Defense Foundation
In this article we discuss Connecticut's new privacy law, Connecticut SB6 and all you need to know to prepare for compliance.| Termageddon
Kentucky, Rhode Island, and Indiana have new privacy laws starting in 2026. Learn who must comply, what’s required, and how to prepare.| Termageddon
Peter Buck was a 35-year-old Yankee with a Ph.D. in physics. Fred Deluca was an Italian American teenager who grew up in a New York City housing project. They lived… The post The Unlikely Duo Behind Subway: A Physicist, a Teenager and a $1,000 Check appeared first on New England Historical Society.| New England Historical Society
James Dwight DanaJames Dwight Dana was a 19th-century scientific giant you've never heard of. From a groundbreaking global expedition to pioneering the study of volcanoes and corals, he shaped modern geology.| New England Historical Society
Sikorsky’s new $10 billion contract with the U.S. Navy strengthens America’s helicopter fleet, boosts Connecticut jobs, and highlights Lockheed Martin’s defense leadership.| Flex Air Aviation
I lose my car and a film project hangs in the balance.| Vagabond Journey – Around The World Travel
BRIDGEPORT, Conn. (WTNH) — A fire on Capital Avenue in Bridgeport left 11 people and one pet displaced Friday evening, city officials said. The fire department responded to the fire around 6:30 p.m…| WTNH.com
Community health centers are key to delivering care in underserved communities around the country, but their services could be disrupted or scaled back after governments did not renew their funding.| KFF Health News
Bus fares have returned to Connecticut, and more service changes will arrive for both road and rail.| Colin Cogle's Blog
Can building-scale batteries bolster Connecticut's fledgling solar industry?| Colin Cogle's Blog
Single-stream recycling is great, but it has downsides. Fortunately, there are steps you can take to help.| Colin Cogle's Blog
While Connecticut Senate Bill 9 is a step forward for renewable energy, it includes a knife in the back for homeowners and small businesses.| Colin Cogle's Blog
Town becomes the twenty-first in Connecticut to ban the sale, use, and import of fracking waste by-products.| Colin Cogle's Blog
VERNON, Conn. (WTNH) — A portion of Hartford Turnpike (Route 30) is closed Monday morning in Vernon, according to police. Hartford Turnpike (Route 30) is closed between Meadow Lark Road and Dart Ro…| WTNH.com
Most skip right through, but these beautiful places in Connecticut will make you wonder why more people aren’t talking about this hidden gem.| Day Trip Nomad
MANCHESTER, Conn. (WTNH) — No injuries were reported in a crash between a vehicle and a school van carrying four children Friday morning in Manchester, state police said. According to state p…| WTNH.com
A golf tournament is taking place this weekend in Oxford to raise money to research metastatic breast cancer — the only stage of breast cancer that is currently incurable.| WTNH.com
We got on Cece Timing and spoke to Cece Natalie about how she was born in a lab and her pivot to full-on pop. The post Cece Natalie wants to be the first petri dish popstar appeared first on No Bells.| No Bells
Butternut (Juglans cinerea) is a native tree with edible nuts. It can be found in rich soil and abandoned fields. Populations in Connecticut are decreasing due to a fungal disease called butternut cancer. Butternut, also known as white walnut, can be identified by its compound leaves with up to 19 toothed leaflets. Nuts are encased […] The post Juglans cinerea – Butternut appeared first on Eat The Planet.| Eat The Planet
Fox grapes (Vitis labrusca) are our largest native grape species. They are the ancestor to the Concord grape. Fox grapes can be found in partial to full sun at forest edges, woodland clearings, and along rivers. The vine is often seen climbing up trees and fences. Fox grapes can be identified by their leaves which […] The post Vitis labrusca – Fox Grapes appeared first on Eat The Planet.| Eat The Planet
Marsh mallow (Althaea officinalis) is the plant that marshmallows came from. It is an introduced perennial that can be found in marshes and wetlands. Marsh mallow can be identified by its velvety leaves and pale flowers with five petals. Flowers become green, wheel-shaped fruits in early fall. The entire plant is edible, but extremely mucilaginous. […] The post Althaea officinalis – Marsh mallow appeared first on Eat The Planet.| Eat The Planet
Beach pea (Lathyrus japonicus) is a native perennial with edible pods that are similar to cultivated peas. Beach pea can be found along beaches in New England. The beach pea can be identified by its compound leaves and purple flowers that become pods in late summer. Pods are purplish at first, ripening to green. Shoots […] The post Lathyrus japonicus – Beach Pea appeared first on Eat The Planet.| Eat The Planet
Glasswort (Salicornia spp.) is a native, edible plant with salty, succulent stems. It can be found in salt marshes and coastal areas. Glasswort, also called samphire or sea bean, can be identified by its cylindrical stems that are greenish in the summer, turning reddish in the fall. The tender tips of the stems can be […]| Eat The Planet
'We need policymakers, business leaders, nonprofits, and neighbors across Connecticut to defend and expand the Hispanic-Serving Institution program.'| CT Insider
Discover the story of Edgar Smith Yergason, who's personal items and documents are safeguarded in the Connecticut Museum collection. Behind every object, image, and written word found in the collection at the Connecticut Museum of Culture and History, there are countless individuals from all walks of life with their own stories to tell; their own heritage, interests, views, and dreams.| Connecticut Museum of Culture and History
Revolution Wind sues the Trump administration after its nearly complete offshore wind farm was halted. What the lawsuits mean for clean energy and jobs.| A greener life, a greener world
‘Mission-critical’ workers were exempt from deferred resignations, but doctors and nurses are quitting anyway.| North Carolina Health News
Connecticut's proposed bill on AI is dead after Gov. Ned Lamont said he would veto it if...| CT Insider
Pickerelweed (Pontederia cordata) is a native perennial that can be found in shallow water such as the edges of ponds. Pickerelweed can be identified by its heart-shaped leaves with rounded lobes. Clusters of lavender flowers shoot up above the leaves from flower stalks. Young leaves are edible raw or cooked. Seeds can be eaten raw, […] The post Pontederia cordata – Pickerelweed appeared first on Eat The Planet.| Eat The Planet
White sweet clover (Melilotus albus) is a non-native plant with edible uses. It can be found in disturbed soil that receives full sun. White sweet clover, also known as melilot, can be identified by its compound leaves divided into three leaflets and clusters of small white flowers. Young leaves can be used in a […] The post Melilotus albus – White sweet clover appeared first on Eat The Planet.| Eat The Planet
Water shield (Brasenia schreberi) is a native perennial with edible leaves. Water shield can be found in shallow lakes, ponds, and rivers. It can be identified by oval leaves with a reddish stem attaching to the middle of the leaf. All underwater parts of the plant are coated with jelly-slime. Purple flowers emerge from the […] The post Brasenia schreberi – Water shield appeared first on Eat The Planet.| Eat The Planet
Sea blite (Suaeda maritima) is an edible plant that can be found along beaches and salt marshes. The subspecies that grows in CT is considered non-native. Sea blite can be identified by its fleshy, almost cylindrical leaves. It produces pale green flowers late summer-fall. Sea blite is edible raw or cooked. It has a salty […] The post Suaeda maritima – Sea blite appeared first on Eat The Planet.| Eat The Planet
New Jersey tea (Ceanothus americanus) is a native shrub whose leaves were used as a caffeine-free tea substitute during the Revolutionary War. New Jersey tea can be found in dry soil with full sun. New Jersey tea can be identified by its alternate, finely toothed leaves that have three prominent veins. Older stems are reddish-brown. […] The post Ceanothus americanus – New Jersey Tea appeared first on Eat The Planet.| Eat The Planet
Debut Hearst Connecticut Media Sound Off feature concludes with Opinion editors considering reader feedback on Gov. Lamont's political future.| CT Insider
'The Trump Administration is turning the Department of Justice, the FBI, the military, and the Department of Homeland Security into weapons'| CT Insider
For a unique road trip stop or a fun outing near New Haven and Milford, Connecticut, you don’t want to miss the PEZ Visitor Center! This is a fun activity to do with the kids, whether you’re driving through Connecticut or you’re nearby. And it’s not expensive! We’ve stopped a few times while driving through […]| Where the Wild Kids Wander
By Marin Scotten Ryan Dunham heard his eleven-year-old daughter’s scream from his living room. He bolted up the stairs to the bathroom where she was taking a shower and couldn’t believe his eyes. The water flowing from the faucet was brown, and it smelled like “decay, rot and death.”| The New Lede
PROVIDENCE – One of Realtor.com’s 2025 top 10 zip codes is in Rhode Island. Cumberland is the No. 8 hottest zip code in the nation, according to the online Realtor. To determine its rankings, researchers studied Realtor.com data from January to June 2025 that included unique viewers per property and number of days a listing […]| Providence Business News
From Gloucester's fishing fleet to Civil War blockade runners, explore how the New England schooner -—'the most beautiful thing made by man'—- shaped maritime history. Meet the tragic Wyoming, the revolutionary America, and Maine's legendary shipbuilders.| New England Historical Society
Only four public school districts are expected to come out untouched.| CT Insider
PROVIDENCE – The Rhode Island home price index increased 6.79% year over year in June, the third-highest growth rate in the nation, according to Cotality, formerly CoreLogic Inc. Rhode Island’s home sale price growth rate in June was well above the national growth rate of 1.7%, Cotality said. Connecticut has the highest growth rate […]| Providence Business News
A program in Connecticut sent school employees to families' homes to address absenteeism's root causes.| Education Week
Is it illegal to vape or smoke and drive in Connecticut? Guide to CT laws on vaping with minors, cannabis use in cars & distracted driving.| Ecigator
Adventure Mystic Rentals offers bikes, kayaks, and paddleboards in Mystic, CT. It's your gateway to fun on land and water.| Daily Life Travels
The National Consumer Law Center has found that pay-to-stay fees are authorized in more than half of U.S. states, resulting in the seizure of inheritances from incarcerated or formerly incarcerated people, disproportionately affecting low-income and Black families and hindering wealth transfer and economic stability.| Davis Vanguard
Can teachers' unions thread the needle between countering widespread anti-union measures and broadening membership and public support?| Education Week
Public schools are often viewed as safe havens, but data tells a different story. This article exposes a critical vulnerability in the system. Children aren’t truly shielded once they’re inside the school walls.| Homeschooling Backgrounder
The Cornflower bolete (Gyroporus cyanescens) is an edible bolete that stains an intense shade of blue. The cornflower bolete, also known as the bluing bolete, fruits summer-fall in sandy soil. It can associate with conifers or hardwoods. The mushroom can be identified by its stem and cap that are woolly and pale olive to yellowish […]| Eat The Planet
Golden oysters (Pleurotus citrinopileatus) are a potentially invasive edible species of mushroom. Golden oysters are commonly cultivated on outdoor logs. They were first found in the wild having escaped cultivation in 2014 and have been spreading ever since. Golden oysters can be found on hardwood logs, especially elm and beech. They fruit spring to fall. […]| Eat The Planet
Common amaranth (Amaranthus retroflexus) is a native annual with edible leaves, stems, and seeds. It can be found in farms and gardens where it is usually considered a weed. The plant prefers full sun and disturbed soil. Common amaranth has reddish stems, leaves with wavy edges, green flowers, and black seeds. Leaves are best harvested […]| Eat The Planet
The umbrella polypore (Polyporus umbellatus) is a rare, choice edible mushroom. It can be found at the base of hardwood trees, acting as a weak parasite or a saprobe. They fruit spring-fall. The mushroom can be found at the same spot year after year. The mushroom is composed of umbrella-shaped caps that emerge from a […]| Eat The Planet
The Golden chanterelle (Cantharellus spp.) is a choice edible summer mushroom. There are multiple species of golden chanterelles in the northeast that can be difficult to distinguish without DNA sequencing. The golden chanterelle can be found June-September. It prefers heat and humidity. Look for the mushroom a few days after heavy rains. The golden chanterelle […]| Eat The Planet
by Erick Russell, Connecticut State Treasurer | June 13, 2025 Two years ago, Connecticut made history by launching the nation’s first statewide Baby Bonds program, a major step toward alleviating the state’s extraordinary wealth gap. As we mark the second anniversary of CT Baby Bonds, we celebrate the lives already touched by the program and the tens of thousands more ... Read More The post Connecticut Baby Bonds is Two! appeared first on Institute on Race, Power and Political Economy.| Institute on Race, Power and Political Economy
Seaside State Park in Waterford, Connecticut is the former site of the Seaside Sanatorium, which was a nationally recognized tuberculosis hospital.| Daily Life Travels
Experience a timeless Cape Cod escape with our Chatham Bars Inn family vacation—beach days, farm dinners, and core memories in New England. The post Core Memories at Chatham Bars Inn appeared first on Jenny Cipoletti.| Jenny Cipoletti
Fourteen states have improved public access to cannabis business licensing information since last year, according to CRB Monitor’s latest state transparency scorecard.| CRB Monitor News
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Explore Harkness Memorial State Park's stunning mansion, formal gardens, and scenic Long Island Sound views. Perfect for picnics, photography, and coastal strolls.| Daily Life Travels
Explore Mystic Seaport Museum! Immerse yourself in maritime history, see historic ships, a 19th-century village, and engaging exhibits. Fun for all ages!| Daily Life Travels
Explore top things to do in Old Lyme, CT from art galleries and museums to scenic walks, historic sites, local dining, and coastal charm.| Daily Life Travels
King bolete (Boletus edulis clade) is a group of mushrooms that are the most prized of the bolete mushrooms. King boletes, also known as porcini or penny bun, can grow summer-fall, 1-2 days after a heavy rain. They form mycorrhizal associations with a variety of tree species including pine, spruce, oak, and beech. King boletes […]| Eat The Planet
With a modernized security strategy, state and local CISO’s can navigate limited budgets, persistent talent gaps, and increasingly sophisticated threats.| Government Technology Insider
Climb New London Harbor Lighthouse, Connecticut’s oldest and tallest light, and enjoy panoramic views of the harbor and rich maritime history.| Daily Life Travels
If you want to get away this winter but don’t know where to go, think about heading up north to New England. The six Northeast states that make up this region of the United States have everything from quaint lodges...Read More| The Purposely Lost
Are you looking for the perfect day trip from New Haven? Located in southwestern Connecticut, New Haven is a charming town with a beautiful arts and culture scene, world-famous pizza, and a stunning location near the Long Island Sound. But...Read More| The Purposely Lost
Explore the historic Sheffield Island Lighthouse in Norwalk, CT—a scenic ferry ride, coastal views, and a step back into New England’s maritime past.| Daily Life Travels
Tour beautifully preserved historic houses in Connecticut and explore the architecture, stories, and people that shaped the state's rich past.| Daily Life Travels
Explore top things to do in Norwich, Connecticut—from historic landmarks to scenic spots, dining, and unique local experiences for all ages.| Daily Life Travels
Cool off with the best ice cream spots in Eastern Connecticut—local favorites, hidden gems, and must-try flavors for every sweet tooth.| Daily Life Travels
Compare electricity rates, bills and usage by state, plus how rates have changed year over year and top 10 lowest and highest bills by state.| ElectricityPlans
Utility customers in Connecticut saved millions of dollars thanks to accountability law prohibiting recovery of political expenses| Energy and Policy
Looking for things to do in Waterford, CT? From scenic parks like Harkness Memorial State Park to the historic Seaside State Park, this charming coastal town offers a mix of things to do.| Daily Life Travels
PROVIDENCE – The Rhode Island home price index increased 6.7% year over year in December, according to CoreLogic Inc. Rhode Island’s HPI growth rate in December was higher than the national growth rate of 3.4%, CoreLogic said. Connecticut posted the highest growth rate in the nation at 7.8%. New Jersey had the second-highest growth […]| Providence Business News
It's one of those kind of fights they try to keep from people know about but when you go to the hospital with stab wounds police get involved so much for idea.| Idavox
HARTFORD, Connecticut - Since his memorable victory in the 2021 Travelers Championship, Harris English had struggled with his golf game, largely because of a si| New England dot Golf
Looking for things to do in Niantic CT? You can explore beaches, local shops, and scenic trails in this charming coastal getaway.| Daily Life Travels
This Pumpkin Pie with Graham Cracker Crust is an easy recipe with just 3 ingredients plus spices, delivering a creamy filling on a crisp crust.| State of Dinner
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A hand-picked starter park of seasonal locations with great activities and campgrounds to elevate the winter camping season.| RV.com
As the NYC Marathon approaches, we’re thrilled to celebrate two of our own from Au Pair in America who are gearing up to run the iconic annual race.| Kid Notes
The Democratic majority in the state Senate on Wednesday night approved legislation that would regulate artificial intelligence and criminalize deepfake porn and false political messaging.| GovTech
High schools are scrambling to help students navigate what was supposed to be a simpler process.| Education Week
