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Here Come the Lorikeets!

Here Come the Lorikeets!

A new big-fun-for-kids exhibit featuring friendly tropical birds opens on Saturday at the Maritime Aquarium.

By Valerie Schroth
The Copper Beech Inn is Back in the Running

The Copper Beech Inn is Back in the Running

The beloved restaurant has an acclaimed new chef, spiffed-up, expanded interior, and a new name—The Oak Room.

By Valerie Schroth
Rough it easy at Connecticut's state parks.

Rough it easy at Connecticut's state parks.

Camping at Connecticut's state parks is easy with the addition of brand new cabins.

Dan Denslow
Tick Season Once Again in Connecticut

Tick Season Once Again in Connecticut

Everyone's least-favorite parasites are back again, ready to make families and pets miserable.

by Ray Bendici
Niantic Named Connecticut's Fan-Favorite Town

Niantic Named Connecticut's Fan-Favorite Town

After all the voting was done, it turns out that the little village on the shoreline has "got that one thing."

by Ray Bendici

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The Copper Beech Inn is Back in the Running

The Copper Beech Inn is Back in the Running

The beloved restaurant has an acclaimed new chef, spiffed-up, expanded interior, and a new name—The Oak Room.

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Rough it easy at Connecticut's state parks.

Rough it easy at Connecticut's state parks.

Camping at Connecticut's state parks is easy with the addition of brand new cabins.

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Connecticut Specialty Trails Roundup

Connecticut Specialty Trails Roundup

Have a special interest in Connecticut? Yup, there's a trail for that ...

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Well, Now

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Men's Health: The Connecticut Man Up Program

Men's Health: The Connecticut Man Up Program

Women see doctors, get routine screenings and outlive men by six years. Connecticut’s state comptroller says it’s time to even the playing field.

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Darien and Roxbury: Exclusive . . .

Darien and Roxbury: Exclusive . . .

. . . in fact, maybe too much so for their own good. Or so argues "New York Times" writer Lisa Prevost in her new book, "Snob Zones."

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Restaurant Review: The Inn at Woodstock Hill, Woodstock

Restaurant Review: The Inn at Woodstock Hill, Woodstock

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Mar 21, 2013
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Hailed as the "Mark Twain of Americana" and often compared to John Hiatt and John Prine, this critically acclaimed singer songwriter returns to our stage with his full band ...and serious plans to rock the house. 

It has been said that a Paul Thorn concert is like "taking a 6-pack to church," as evidenced by his song "Mission Temple Fireworks Stand." The first thing you notice is the voice, distinctively soulful and funky, the voice of a man who has walked a long, hot span over dusty Mississippi country roads. Thorn is the second biggest thing to come out of Tupelo MS…

"Paul is one of my favorite artists!" –Bonnie Raitt

Kris Kristofferson, Mark Knopfler, Huey Lewis and Robert Earl Keen all have raved about him as well.

• New album Pimps and Preachers was #1 at Americana Radio for 3 weeks and has spent 7 weeks in Top 5!

• P&P debuted at #83 on the Billboard Top 200, #24 on the Billboard Rock Chart, and #11 on the Billboard Independent Albums chart!

• A favorite guest on the "Bob and Tom" syndicated radio show, as well as "Dan Aykroyd’s House of Blues Radio Hour."
Cost $30, $40
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Infinity Music Hall & Bistro
20 Greenwoods Rd.
20 Greenwoods Rd.
Norfolk, CT
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Phone866-666-6306
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