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This Walkable Connecticut City Is Perfect for a Scenic Getaway - AOL
7+ hour, 27+ min ago (332+ words) With the cost of gas, plus miles and wear and tear on a car, exploring a city on foot may be a better option. Just park your car and leave it for hours while you walk off and go on…...
Stamford Museum & Nature Center Turns 90 With $9 Admission, Animal Encounters - AOL
11+ hour, 43+ min ago (221+ words) The Stamford Museum & Nature Center will mark its 90th birthday with a community celebration on Saturday, June 27, featuring discounted admission, special programming and activities for visitors of all ages. The event will include $9 admission for non-members, while members will continue to…...
Connecticut receiving $486 K from settlement with property manager Liv Cor over algorithm scheme
8+ hour, 27+ min ago (488+ words) Connecticut is set to receive $486, 759 from a settlement with property management company Liv Cor over its unlawful use of algorithmic software to fix and increase rent prices. Attorney General William Tong announced the news in a release Thursday condemning Liv…...
Conn CAT to open $65 M headquarters and workforce center in New Haven
10+ hour, 21+ min ago (332+ words) A major redevelopment project in New Haven is reaching a milestone as a nonprofit prepares to open the doors to a new headquarters and workforce training center, with broader plans that include housing and a grocery store. Conn CAT is…...
Stamford Downtown brings back Lower Summer Street block party for 2 nights
10+ hour, 53+ min ago (212+ words) Stamford Downtown is bringing back its Lower Summer Street Block Party June 25 and Aug. 13. The event, which takes place on Lower Summer Street, means that the Summer Street, from Broad Street to Summer Place to cars, will be closed for'those…...
Severe storms could bring damaging winds, isolated tornado risk to Connecticut Thursday
4+ hour, 19+ min ago (433+ words) Connecticut has a chance for severe thunderstorms today, and while this is not expected to be a widespread outbreak, the storms that do develop could pack a punch. Damaging wind gusts, frequent lightning and a low but notable risk for…...
Connecticut's longest day arrives Sunday, but summer heat is just getting started
14+ hour, 55+ min ago (482+ words) The summer solstice arrives on Sunday, and while it is often called the "longest day of the year," there is a little more going on than just a late sunset. The solstice, which occurs at 4: 24 a. m. Sunday, marks the official start…...
Connecticut rent increases have stalled in Stamford, Hartford and New Haven, Zillow data shows
20+ hour, 43+ min ago (716+ words) Connecticut's intense rent cycle appears to have broken this spring, with rent increases below inflation in two-thirds of cities and towns on a Zillow index. In three of Connecticut's biggest rental markets of Stamford, New Haven and Hartford, rents were…...
One Week of Swift Shifts: Following Changes in a Connecticut Garden This Late May
16+ hour, 39+ min ago (500+ words) Connecticut gardens reach a striking point of activity in late May, when mild temperatures and lengthening days accelerate growth across beds and borders. A single week can reveal noticeable differenc. .. - Late May in Connecticut gardens showcases rapid growth and transformation…...
At Bridgeport station, small group asks residents to pause and think
8+ hour, 57+ min ago (911+ words) Nonprofit and hyperlocal news organizations'are welcome to republish CT Mirror stories and opinion pieces at no charge. If you do republish CT Mirror content we ask that you follow a few guidelines: by Reginald David, CT Mirror June 18, 2026 Support the…...