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A Place of Their OwnThe number of female veterans who wind up homeless has doubled over the last decade. In Connecticut, the number is estimated to be 300-400. Thanks to the efforts of many dedicated volunteers, new transitional housing programs are being established in the state just for women. |
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Takes the CakeThe three sisters, Sandra Vona, Sofia Marini, and Sonia Savo, bake elaborate and elegant cakes for a living. Using the highest quality ingredients, special utensils and patience, they will sculpt anything from a wedding cake to a speciality cake that is a monopoly board. |
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Cheers?In this article, we talk candidly to Wilton teens about underage drinking, offer insight into what parents can do to delay it, and provide information about resources available in town to help. |
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This New Old HouseThis interior designer and author of New Spaces, Old World Charm practices what she preaches. When she and her husband renovated their antique home, they created a new old house, full of modern amenities but loaded with period details and ambiance. |
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Ladies Who LunchWilton women, spanning the generations, model fall fashions from their favorite local shops—b chic, Chou Chou, Open House, Sea Beans, Snappy Gator, Une Minette, and Witchy-Poo—while dining at their favorite eateries. |
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Ten Minutes With Martin Robinson“Sesame Street” is seen in at least seventy countries and holds a special place in the hearts of millions of children and adults alike. Martin Robinson has played the role of Snuffleupagus since 1981. We visited Robinson and his show-writer wife Annie live at their home in Redding. |
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Perfect BalanceIn the last two decades, many new rowing clubs have been established on Connecticut rivers, Long Island Sound and the Hudson River. There are beginner rowers who are looking for a new hobby, there are student rowers being recruited by Ivy League schools and there are people who have been rowing... |
