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Five Points shows feature paintings, sculpture
![Five Points Gallery, Torrington, is opening three shows Feb. 3, with Sandra Fillipucci and Copper Tritscheller; Gay Schempp; and Joseph Fucigna and Sam Posey. Pictured is a painting by Sandra Fillipucci.]()
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Torrington business aims to help put people into long-term jobs
![From left: Rista Malanca, Torrington’s director of economic development; AEI team member Meg Schisano; Torrington Mayor Elinor Carbone; AEI team member Yazmine Spencer; AEI President Allison Blackwood; AEI team members Cathy Latimore and Diane Porter; and DJ Murphy, membership representative for Northwest Connecticut Chamber of Commerce.]()
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Winsted planning officials work together to guide town's growth
![From left are Lance Hansen, Town Planner and Director of Land Use and Enforcement Officer Michael Stankov. Standing is Economic Development Director Ted Shafer.]()
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Love is in the air at Winsted senior center's Valentines workshop
![The Winsted Senior Center held a valentine workshop Thursday for its senior enrichment program.]()
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Crashes on Route 7 in New Milford lead to calls for street lights
![Due to multiple accidents in a section along Route 7 in town, including fatal accidents on this stretch of Route 7, local leaders are pushing for a state bill that would bring additional lighting from the area near New Milford High School up to Veterans Bridge. Thursday, January 26, 2023, New Milford, Conn.]()
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41 miles of Housatonic River in CT, Mass deemed 'Wild & Scenic'
![A 41-mile section of the Housatonic River extending to the Boardman Bridge in New Milford received the federal Wild & Scenic designation.]()
News
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![Henry Centrella walks into the court room in Litchfield to enter a not guilty plea. Centrella is accused of stealing nearly $2.5M from the city of Winsted while he was the finance director for more than 30 years.]()
Ex-Winsted official who stole more than $2M released from prisonSome Winsted officials were surprised to hear that the town's former finance director, Henry Centrella, was recently paroled from an 11-year sentence for embezzlement.By Emily M. Olson
Sports
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![J. Timothy’s Taverne’s wings are nationally known.]()
Enjoy these Super Bowl snacks from Connecticut restaurantsThese Connecticut restaurants offer special packages for the Super Bowl with wings, nachos, sliders and more.By Leeanne Griffin
Business
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![FILE - Grey kangaroos feed on grass near Canberra, Australia, March 15, 2008. A bill that would ban the sale of kangaroo parts has been introduced in the Connecticut General Assembly. (AP Photo/Mark Graham, File)]()
Why is Connecticut considering a ban on kangaroo products?State Rep. David Michel's bill would prohibit the sale, barter or offering of dead kangaroos and any products derived from dead kangaroos within the state.By Vincent Gabrielle
Entertainment
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![Jennifer Openshaw is founder and CEO of the Greenwich-based nonprofit Girls with Impact.]()
CT’s Girls with Impact hosts concert on International Women’s DayGirls with Impact will host the third annual International Women’s Day benefit concert featuring Ally Brooke, Darcy Lynne and Valerie Simpson on March 8.By Jailene Cuevas
Arts and Leisure
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![Matchmaker and dating coach Jill Dunn of "Jillin' It" and Lory Kelsey of "Greenwich Matchmaker."]()
CT matchmakers aim to help locals find love in the digital eraAfter divorces, Lory Kelsey of Greenwich Matchmaker and Jill Dunn of Jillin' It, made being matchmakers and dating coaches their full-time job.By Jailene Cuevas
