March 2010

March 2010

Features

Back From the Brink

A new decade means new life for the Wadsworth Atheneum Museum of Art, where the ‘00s were just a little too crazy.

by Alan Bisbort
Rating the Small Towns 2010

Rating the Small Towns 2010

We rate the small towns in Connecticut, places with population less than 10,000, in five key categories: cost of living, crime, education, economy and culture.

by Andrew Brady and Patricia Grandjean

Departments

The Connecticut Table

The White Horse, New Preston

Can a man fall in love with an Indian Scout, a 16th-century queen and a down-at-the-heels tavern near Lake Waramaug? John Harris could and did.

by Elise Maclay
The Mill at 2T, Simsbury

The Mill at 2T, Simsbury

When malls pall and franchised food outlets induce ennui, The Mill at 2T is the perfect antidote. In an antique building, it’s younger than springtime and a million miles from a corporate boardroom, as are its co-owners—a dynamic duo, he the chef and she the front of the house.

by Elise Maclay

Being There
Our Daily Bread

Our Daily Bread

For over 70 years, Pepperidge Farm has been baking the bread we love right here in Connecticut.

by Ray Bendici
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