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Victorian time capsule vibes: Hotchkiss-Fyler House Museum offers guided tours through a Queen Anne stunner with original family furnishings, ornate woodwork, stenciled walls, and murals that make history feel oddly close to home.
Wine with a view: If you’re craving an easy local hang, Hawk Ridge Winery pairs award-winning pours across 27+ varieties with flights from $15, frozen wine slushies, and Uncommon Grill bites like charcuterie and truffle fries.
Neighborhood pizza fix: Pizza Express turns weeknights into easy wins with fresh daily dough, sauce from Alta Cucina tomatoes, and Grande mozzarella for that crisp-edged New York-style bite locals swear by.
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State Senator Paul Honig (D-Torrington) has received a $900,000 grant from the Community Investment Fund 2030 Board (CIF) for the Seferi Commercial Development Project in Torrington.
Full story at senatedems.ct.gov ↗
Police are investigating the death of 64-year-old Timothy Carroll who was found injured on a bench near the Bristol Police Department on Sept.
Full story at courant.com ↗
Zelisko, a psychiatrist in West Hartford, had his medical license suspended following misconduct allegations that he abandoned patients, wrote fraudulent prescriptions, billed patients for visits that never occurred, breached patient confidentiality, and engaged in unprofessional conduct with colle…
Full story at ctinsider.com ↗
Dr. Douglas Zelisko, a Connecticut psychiatrist, allegedly defrauded his patients by presenting his romantic partner, Aleixander Puerta, as a life coach for patients with mental health problems, despite Puertta having no credentials, license, or education beyond high school.
Full story at we-ha.com ↗
Police in Waterbury, Conn., have identified the woman who died in a house there as Shawnakay Francis.
Full story at ctpost.com ↗
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