Connecticut Magazine - May 2012

May 2012

Features

Staging tips to make your home look better—whether you’re selling now or staying put.

by Maria LaPiana

A modest (but perfect) redo in Old Saybrook proves that a waterfront house doesn’t have to shout.

by Deborah Hornblow

Who was Lu Burke, and why did she leave more than a million dollars to the Southbury Public Library?

by Alan Bisbort

Long, long unaccounted for—where have these lost souls gone?

by Michelle Tuccitto Sullo, Ann DeMatteo, Brian McCready and Daniela Forte

The battle against heart disease is waged on many fronts in Connecticut hospitals.

by Nicole Wise

Lary Bloom's Notebook
The Money Coach How victims of the Great Recession found a champion. by Lary Bloom
This Month
	Front Row Q&A: Henry Winkler The once-and-future Arthur "Fonz" Fonzarelli brings new hope for upper limb spasticity sufferers to Southbury. Pat Grandjean
	Racing to Save a River On May 5, hundreds of canoeists and kayakers will take part the annual Naugatuck Valley River Race. Then thousands of rubber ducks will follow them in the Beacon Falls Lions'Duck Race. Cathy P. Ross
The Connecticut Table
85 Main, Putnam 85 Main is fine dining in disguise, stripped of la-di-da and tweaked to proffer something for all ages and tastes. by Elise Maclay
	Café Giulia, Lakeville Restaurateurs often struggle to create a casual fine dining atmosphere; at Café Giulia, it’s just there. by Elise Maclay
Final Say
	Final Say: Dr. Nicholas Bellantoni Digging for answers with state archaeologist Dr. Nicholas Bellantoni. by Ray Bendici