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Heat on TapNot a day goes by that Shane Casey doesn’t appreciate the road paved by his grandfather Bill Casey. The office Shane works in and the desk he rests his elbows on are the same ones his grandfather used to build Casey Fuel, now known as Casey Energy. “If my grandfather didn’t take a big risk... |
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A Little Help From FriendsWith love and laughter, divorcees support each other |
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FroYo Goes SoloIn what might seem a tasty tribute to the 1980s, the resurgence of frozen yogurt is a delicious departure from ice cream. |
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Get Cooking!Whether you are a novice chef looking to add international cuisine to your repertoire or a home cook in need of more inspired family dinners, there is a local cooking class that can help you reach your goals. Here are a few of our favorite places to improve our culinary skills: |
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Ten Minutes With Valerie JensenValerie Jensen is president of SPHERE, whose mission is to improve the quality of life for individuals with developmental disabilities. In an effort to further that cause and to provide a venue for movies and performances in Ridgefield, Jensen purchased from the Ridgefield Library the building on... |
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Humble GrandeurLike so many Ridgefielders, Dr. and Mrs. Patrick Neligan were enticed to town by the charming village and stately homes lining Main Street. The year was 1956 and the adventuresome young couple, pregnant with their first child and far from their native Ireland, had already been in New York City... |
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The MaximalistFor Rachel Volpone decorating her house for the holidays is an extension of her approach to life. “I’m a maximalist,” declares Volpone. “More is more. That’s why I love working with interior designer Molly Hirsch. She understands scale, texture, and makes sense of the craziness and... |
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Ridgefield Winter Survival GuideLike it or not, winter is coming—in fact, it arrived before Halloween. Before the chilly weather really moves in, we compiled a list of essential items needed to endure another frigid Ridgefield season. |
