GOSHEN Goshen Garden Club members put their decorating skills to work at AJ's Steak and Pizza for Christmas before getting down to business in preparation for a 2024 that will see the club continue its beautification and horticultural education efforts in town.Before the club's annual officer ind
LITCHFIELD Prime Time House in Torrington gets the Christmas season going Saturday when it opens its Prime Finds Home for the Holidays pop-up store at the Shrine of Lourdes for the second consecutive year.The shrine's Pilgrim Hall is packed with quality donated household goods and furniture on sale
A dedication ceremony to encase a time capsule for 47 years was held by the Friends of the Goshen Public Library and Historical Society on Oct. 29.This capsule is scheduled for opening 50 years after .
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Litchfield Tan Soo Doo martial arts students cleaning up the grounds at Litchfield Community Center are, from left, Liam Crandley, Collin Argraves and Luke Gordon. John McKenna Republican-American
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After two years in one of the most prominent commercial locations in the center of town, The Silly Sprout children’s store is heading to a new home as part of its comeback from the devastating economic effect of the COVID-19 pandemic.
Owner Jessica Marullo-Dell’Aera will be moving her six-year-old business from 7 West St. to 503 Bantam Road in time for Memorial Day weekend. The new location, she said, is more affordable, will provide better access for customers, and offers outdoor space for sales and special events.