- Community news: Genny Reilly scholarship starts, and more
![A scholarship has now been established to honor the life, and memory of Genevieve “Genny” Reilly. Reilly passed away suddenly in September at age 62. Reilly was a former employee of Hearst Connecticut Media. She was a longtime reporter for the Fairfield Citizen, and the Connecticut Post. A flyer for the scholarship acceptances for the Genevieve “Genny” Reilly scholarship, with a photo of Genevieve “Genny” Reilly, are shown.]()
- Bernard's owners selling Ridgefield restaurant after 22 years
![Bernard and Sarah Bouissou, owners of Bernard’s Restaurant and Sarah’s Wine Bar in Ridgefield, Conn, have decided to sell the restaurant after 21 years. Thursday, December 2, 2021.]()
- 18 new books by CT authors to read this winter
![-]()
- 8 new CT restaurants to try in December
![Mystic Market’s menu features fresh sandwiches, soups, salads, desserts, coffee and gourmet meals, all made in-house with locally sourced ingredients.]()
- Bagels are canvases for creative sandwich art at this CT shop
![The tomato and burrata bagel sandwich at Seed Bagel Shop in Glastonbury, with burrata, tomato, arugula, pesto and garlic mayo.]()
- Column: A CT foodie gift guide for wine, spirits and local jam
![Jim Winston at DB Fine Wines in New Canaan loved the challenge of narrowing down his carefully chosen inventory to a few special gift wines.]()
-
![Watercure Farm Distillery in Pomfret.]()
-
![Meb's Kitchenwares in South Woodstock sells handcrafted wooden kitchen utensils.]()
-
![A stock image of a tire on a slick road.]()
-
![The Muddy River provided water for the Tyler Mill in Wallingford along this millrace.]()
-
![Sam Costanzo at work on the pottery wheel at her Cheshire studio, Coastal Clay.]()
-
![Fairfield previously has its annual lighting of the Christmas tree on the Town Hall Green in Fairfield, in a recent year. The Christmas Tree Lighting event for Fairfield, will be on the Fairfield Town Hall Green at 7 p.m., with a choir beginning at 6 p.m. on Friday, Dec. 3.]()
-
![The Snowball Old Fashioned at Miracle, with rye, gingerbread, aromatic and wormwood bitters and orange essence.]()
-
![The interior of ATC South St., a new taco bar in Litchfield by the owners of @ The Corner.]()
-
![Nana's Bakery & Pizza in Mystic]()
-
![Earth Animal pet supply store co-founder Dr. Bob Goldstein, VMD, has been selected to Pet Age magazine’s, Pet Industry’s 2021 Power 50 list, joining a roster of pet industry leaders, and visionaries. Dr. Bob Goldstein previously founded Earth Animal with his wife, and partner, Susan Goldstein, with a holistic mission to pioneer, “Another Way® (Protect & Cause No Harm),” of caring for dogs, and cats. Dr. Bob Goldstein is shown. Earth Animal has its corporate offices at 49 John St. in Southport, and develops, and manufactures premium, and natural organic herbal remedies, ingredients, food, and treats formulated by Dr. Bob Goldstein. Earth Animal also operates its flagship Earth Animal Retail Store at 925 Post Road East in Westport.]()
-
![The filled pie case at Michele's Pies in Norwalk on Nov. 10, 2021.]()
-
![The "Plenty To Be Thankful For" milkshake at South Norwalk's RHK Seafood Boil + Bar, a maple milkshake topped with a roasted turkey sandwich.]()
-
![Real Estate Agent Janet Tatusko has joined the William Pitt - Julia B. Fee Sotheby’s International Realty company’s Fairfield-Southport brokerage office location. She will work out of the office location. Tatusko is shown.]()
-
![Arby's on Washington Avenue in North Haven photographed on February 11, 2021.]()
-
![FILE - In this May 26, 2010 file photo, a Coccinellidae, more commonly known as a ladybug or ladybird beetle, rests on the petals of a rose in Portland, Ore. A study estimates a 14 percent decline in ladybugs in the United States and Canada from 1987 to 2006. (AP Photo/Don Ryan)]()
-
![Hardcore Sweet's new Southington location opened in late October.]()
-
![(Peter Hvizdak - New Haven Register) Jeffrey Fletcher of Branford, a 20-year veteran of the New Haven Police Department, has amassed a private collection of historical slave and segregation artifacts including original photos and uniforms of the Tuskegee Airmen that will be on display at the University of New Haven in the fall of 2015 at the University of New Haven.]()
-
![Que Whiskey Kitchen in Southington offers a full Thanksgiving meal for 10 to 12 people.]()
-
![New Haven Frank Pepe Pizzeria Napoletana on Wooster Street in New Haven.]()
-
![The Shaughnessey Banks Funeral Home supports the Norma F. Pfriem Breast Center at 267 Grant St in Bridgeport. The Shaughnessey Banks Funeral Home recently held a Beach Yoga event at Jennings Beach in Fairfield with Yoga Instructor Elaina Weiser. The employees of the Shaughnessey Banks Funeral Home were able to raise funds to donate to the Norma F. Pfriem Breast Center, and to support the mission of educating, and treating Breast Cancer patients in the community. The Shaughnessey Banks Funeral Home is located at 50 Reef Road in Fairfield. Pictured are: Pamala Shaughnessey Banks, who is the president, and the owner of the Shaughnessey Banks Funeral Home, Donna Twist, who is the executive director of the Norma F. Pfriem Breast Center, and Rebecca Lautenslager, who is the funeral director at the Shaughnessey Banks Funeral Home.]()
