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Last month (March '24) we told you that Dollar Tree Inc. issued a press release stating the company will close 1,000 of its Family Dollar stores in the U.S. The company says many of these locations underperformed in 2023. There are 20 Family Dollar Connecticut stores that could be impacted by this decision and now there is more news for Nutmeg State shoppers.

The middle class is one of those terms that we hear and don't think twice about. We hear it and we immediately get images of Americans mowing their lawns or commuters jumping in their cars to embark on the 9 to 5 grind.

The payoff for a select few will be a new, hand-carved hiking staff. Who says you get nothing out of a walk in the woods?

After a long night at Westside Lobster House, Polo's, Gahan's, or on the way back from the Moon in New Haven, we used to roll into HoJo's and watch the parade of inebriated patrons stumble in

sources say several inmates are now suing the state corrections department for a rather unusual reason

According to the Hartford Courant, Connecticut state officials have announced, "There's a crisis on our highways."

The Nutmeg State is known for his goulish tales. If you don't like ghost, goblins or spine tingling legends, Connecticut may not be for you. I don't know if there is a number you could put on it but I'd guess the state's paranormal folk stories number in the hundreds. These are just 5 Connecticut locations, many people believe are horribly haunted.

I was excited to see that places that are only a short drive from our local area have made the list.

Leading the way with the highest tax burden of all 50 states? New York.

I almost believed it at first glance, because the brilliant minds inside the Hotchkiss School are capable of building something as simple as an amusement park in a weekend, right?