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A Southern Californian journalist based in New York City, where there is far less surf and far more snow

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From doughnuts to sushi, a look at 50 + restaurants that opened in CT in 2025

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By Kaitlin Keane, Cassandra Day, Susan Braden Verified, Tyler Fedor Verified, Ciara Hooks Verified, Andrew DaRosa Verified, Jayden Nguyen Verified, Sandra Diamond Fox Verified, Andreas Yilma Verified, Joseph Tucci Verified, Kurt Moffett Verified, Shaniece Holmes Brown, Steve Bigham Verified, Stasia Brewczynski, Michael Walsh, Mark Zaretsky Verified, Lilli Iannella, Joseph Villanova Verified, Daniel Figueroa IV, Michael Gagne, Mollie Hersh Verified, Abby Weiss Verified, Jessica Bravo Verified, Steven Goode Verified, Robert Marchant Verified, Austin Mirmina Verified, James Gribbon Verified
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Shanghai sweet & sour spareribs at Nan Xiang Soup Dumplings in Stamford, Conn. The restaurant offers soup dumplings and other types of Southern Chinese cuisine. (Bryan Haeffele / Hearst Connecticut) Connecticut's dining scene continues to grow in size and diversity, with new restaurants, from franchises to independently operated eateries. Here's a look at some of the new dining spots in the state.
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2nd Darien resident appeals Great Island trees removal, for harm to environment and her 'enjoyment'

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By Mollie Hersh Verified
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DARIEN — A second appeal has been filed in court against Darien’s planned removal of more than a dozen trees on Great Island. For the past month, the town has found itself embroiled over the removal of 15 trees on Darien’s Great Island, which were slated to come down to make way for a two-way access road onto the 60-acre town-owned property. Following a public hearing on Sept. 12, Darien’s tree warden Michael Cotta issued his decision to remove the trees along Great Island Road on Sept. 16.
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By Mollie Hersh Verified, Robert Marchant Verified
| CT Insider Verified
DARIEN - With its historic architecture, acres of green space and sweeping views of Long Island Sound, Great Island in Darien is the kind of place that may soon find its way onto wedding inspiration mood boards. That fairytale hometown wedding could become a reality, as members of the Darien Great Island Advisory Committee look at crafting a policy that would allow events on Great Island, from painting classes to larger-scale celebrations, such as weddings.
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