Sunscreen Dos and Don'ts

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

by Maria LaPiana

A New Foodie Destination in Bantam

There's an exciting new wine bar/cafe option in Litchfield County.

By Douglas Clement

The 2013 Travelers Championship: Looking at The Field

Once again, the field for the Travelers Championship is strong, with some of the best in the world set to compete in Cromwell.

by Ray Bendici

It's Win-Win-Win at Octagon

How Octagon's "Most Creative" win in a chowder cook-off led to a fishing trip and ultimately to a great idea for a fresh-caught Father's Day special.

By Valerie Schroth

Becoming Dr. Ruth

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

by Cathy P. Ross

Final Say: Rob Ruggiero

Living life on stage with Rob Ruggiero of TheaterWorks in Hartford.

by Pat Grandjean

Editorial: Life After Boston

Just about anyone with a connection to Boston is likely to remember where they were the night of April 19 at about 7:30 p.m.

by Ben Doody

Cars & Drivers: Connecticut Personalities Answer Questions about their Cars

As the summer driving season is upon us, we ask six Connecticut personalities about the rides they love.

The History of the Mafia in Connecticut

The strange but true history of Connecticut’s mafia ties.

by Chris Hoffman

Organizing Your Garage

How to clear clutter and return the garage to its rightful owner:  your car

by Maria LaPiana

Connecticut's Private Golf Clubs Still Offer Great Perks But Want New Members

Connecticut’s private golf clubs still offer great perks and privileges, but are finding new ways to adapt to changing demographics

by Erik Ofgang

Restaurant Review: The Inn at Woodstock Hill, Woodstock

It’s nice to know that the The Inn at Woodstock Hill is still with us, spruced up without losing a speck of its charm.

by Elise Maclay

Restaurant Review: Chamard Bistro, Clinton

Chamard Bistro is comparatively new and there’s a lot to like about it.

by Elise Maclay

Vote on Connecticut's Former Environment Chief Held up by Politics

In the four months since the president tapped Gina McCarthy to serve as head of his own environmental powerhouse, Connecticut’s former environmental protection commissioner has been tied up in the red and blue bruising of presidential appointments.

by Jennifer Swift

Nearby States Help Move Connecticut GMO Bill Closer to Law

More states are following Connecticut’s lead in adopting legislation requiring genetically modified foods to be labeled as such.

by Jennifer Swift

Tom Foley Gives Legislators an 'F' on Budget

GOP Gubernatorial hopeful Tom Foley gives his take on the 2013 legislative session.

by Jennifer Swift

Activism and Expediency: Connecticut Legislators Pass Bold Gun Control, Immigration Laws, Balk at Big Budget Fix

A review of the Spring 2013 session of the Connecticut General Assembly.

by Jennifer Swift