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Let Us Now Praise Connecticut Farms

Dinners at the Farm, now in its seventh season, continues to celebrate—and support—the people who produce our food in Connecticut.

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Playwright Mike Reiss is Connecticut, and so are you. He's riding high as producer/writer for "The Simpsons," but here explains why its run at Ivoryton Playhouse may be the last hurrah for his award-winning play, "I'm Connecticut."

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Unsteady Habits

A blog by Ray Bendici

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Culture Cat

by Cathy P. Ross

Becoming Dr. Ruth

From the Israeli army to “sexual literacy”—life lessons with humor.

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Well, Now

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Sunscreen Dos and Don'ts

New labeling laws, diligence—and common sense—can help part the clouds in our bewilderment over sunscreen.

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Dinner in the Park

Event Date/Time

May 2, 2013
5:00 pm until 9:00 pm

Description

Join us as we toast to the grand opening of the Mill River Park in downtwon Stamford.

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Sponsorships Available

Location

The Grand Steps at Mill River Park
Mill River Park
Stamford, CT
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Additional Information

Sponsor	Mill River Collaborative
Phone	203-969-4760
Contact name	Nia Rhodes Jackson
Contact email	nia@millriverpark.com
Website	http://www.millriverpark.com

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