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7 Connecticut bike trails to try this summer
There are bike paths that are paved or lined with crushed rock or worn into the dirt, running through cities, sculpture gardens, state parks and more. By Sarajane Sullivan
Entertainment
CT Open House Day is packed with free events
More than 100 venues and locations around the state will be offering free or discounted admission to their sites or special programming on June 12. By TinaMarie Craven
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Granger on Film: ‘The Courier’ is one of most compelling Cold War espionage thrillers
Based on a real-life story, “The Courier,” starring Benedict Cumberbatch, is one of the most compelling Cold War espionage thrillers of recent years. Yet it got lost during the pandemic. In the early 1960s, blandly unassuming British businessman... By Susan Granger
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Where to paint with goats, seals, whales and other animals in CT
Throughout the pandemic many folks looked around at their walls and decided that they need something to spruce up their spaces. If you’re looking for a piece of art that is completely original (and doesn’t bear a “live, laugh, love” mantra),... By TinaMarie Craven
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The Maritime Aquarium’s seals move into their new ‘palace’
The Maritime Aquarium’s spacious new seal exhibition will open on June 8 as part of their World Oceans Day celebrations. By TinaMarie Craven