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    Pretty but toxic: Watch toddlers around these houseplants
    When visiting friends or family who have both houseplants and young children, I’ve been compared to “Aunt Bonnie” from the Geico commercial “Aunt Infestation.” In it, a young couple who just moved...
    By JESSICA DAMIANO
  • News
    Should you worry about lichens, moss, algae on trees?
  • Mark Gostkiewicz and his wife, Naomi Niemann, turned their Colchester farm, Tri Gable Lea, into a teaching space for all things agriculture.
    Things To Do
    Try kombucha, beekeeping classes, more at this CT teacher's farm
  • Christian Siriano poses at The Collective West, in Westport, Conn. July 28, 2022.
    Entertainment
    Christian Siriano buys CT home visited by George Washington
  • The home of Glenn Weston-Murphy in downtown Guilford show the direct access for all to see the home, without any of the ADA ramps, railings and signals of a special occupancy. 
    Living
    Column: Remembering to put people first in building designs
  • A home stands in the later stages of construction March 24, 2006 in Inverness, Illinois. Nationwide new home sales plummeted more than 10 percent in February to their lowest levels in nine years. 
    Living
    Column: Building booms create more ugly homes
  • Online shopping trends have changed how people purchase their homes. 
    Living
    Column: Technology has changed how we buy our homes
  • News
    Invasive Plant Symposium to be held virtually Nov. 3
    The Connecticut Invasive Plant Working Group is holding a virtual Invasive Plant Symposium Nov. 3.  Members of the Connecticut Invasive Plant Working Group are holding a Virtual Invasive Plant Symposium from 8:30 a.m.-4 p.m., Nov. 3. The  2022 symposium will be a full-day event, with some sessions directed to all attendees and others in... By Staff reports
  • Living
    Interior designer Nora Murphy opens The Little Shop in Chester
    A look inside The Little Shop in Chester.  The WFSB regular and interior designer behind Nora Murphy Country House has opened up The Little Shop in Chester.  By Bekah Wright
  • Living
    A look inside fashion powerhouse Eva Chen's redesigned CT home
    The Litchfield County home of fashion powerhouse Eva Chen was recently featured in Architectural Digest after a remodel by Connecticut-based design firm Hendricks Churchill. When it came to designing her new country home in Connecticut, the New Yorker turned to the design experts at the Sharon-based interior design firm of Hendricks Churchill.  By Andrea Valluzzo
  • Living
    Column: Where have all the trees in Connecticut gone?
    The stump of a large oak tree remains as construction continues outside the old New Lebanon School in the Byram section of Greenwich in 2019. As storms have caused an increasing number of power outages over the years, power companies and government have made trees pay the price. By Patrick C. Burhenne
  • Living
    Column: How architecture design fads impact resale value
    Interior design of elegant kitchen with black and white elements. Home design trends can add or subtract value from your home. Duo Dickinson chats about old trends like shag carpet and current trends like black window frames. By Duo Dickinson
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  • Love is in the air at Winsted senior center's Valentines workshop
  • Valentine’s Day restaurant options around Connecticut
  • Penny's Diner closes its Fairfield location after 40 years
  • UConn researcher invents self-cooling tent amid global warming
  • CT filmmaker heading to moon with Steve Aoki on SpaceX rocket
  • 'Pizza bill' back for seconds as lawmakers consider CT state food
  • South Windsor's Oakland Pizza Co. is a pizza love story
  • Living
    Column: Are our homes in a bubble or new market?
    Duo Dickinson ponders about the state of the real estate market and if the rush to buy homes during the pandemic will lead to another crash. If you are older than 40, you remember the first seven years of the 21st century. These were the peak buying years of the Baby Boom Generation —which perverted home ownership into a fevered housing boom — which then became the worldwide economic... By Duo Dickinson
  • Living
    Goatscaping is a pesticide-free weed-removal trend in Connecticut
    Baby goat French Toast smells a dandelion at the Stamford Museum & Nature's Heckscher Farm in Stamford. Goats eat most plants and with their fondness for munching on weeds and poison ivy they’ve become part of the new goatscaping trend. By TinaMarie Craven
  • Living
    What if CT realtors focused on sunlight rather than style?
    She is taking in the last sun rays of the day The most unchanging, elemental reality of any building — where the sun is — is often ignored when those selling or buying consider a home’s value. By Duo Dickinson
  • Living
    Garden with four seed companies from the Nutmeg state
    With its stretching, many-hued blooms, the Snapdragon “University of California Mix” is a colorful garden choice. With planting season just around the corner consider adding locally produced seeds to your garden’s soil. By Michelle Bodak Acri
  • Living
    5 ways to bring your garden back to life this spring
    The cottage garden in front of the visitor center at Bartlett Arboretum and Gardens is full of blooming flowers. Spring has sprung. Make sure your garden is ready to go with these tips and tricks from local master gardeners. By Sarajane Sullivan

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  • Arts & Leisure
    Designer shares wine cellar secrets
    Summit Wine Cellars partnered with Kellie Burke Interiors to fabricate this sparkling wine cellar design in West Hartford. Glass, metal wine racks, and bubble chandeliers work to make this a festive wine storage solution. Fred Tregaskis, owner of Ridgefield-based Summit Wine Cellars, designs wine cellars around the world and shares his secrets for the ideal wine cellar. By Douglas P. Clement
  • Living
    Column: How to tweak your space to make it (and you) shine
    Left, Taylor Spellman, and right, Marci Sharif, who have been friends since fifth grade. In “One Week to Sell,” Taylor Spellman is given five days and a moderate budget to spruce up a house that’s stalled-out on the market. By Marci Sharif
  • Living
    Column: With spring around the corner, decks are on the mind
    After spending so many months at home, now might be the time to reconsider how to best utilize our decks. As the weather warms up, many folks will be thinking about how they can best enjoy their decks during the warmer months. By Duo Dickinson
  • Living
    Guilford farmhouse from 1700’s gets a sustainable makeover
    Pre-renovation, the pea-gravel courtyard included the existing pond ringed by a boxwood hedge. Wanting to make the space a special area to relax, the Shahids added blue stone pavers and a patio, and ornamental grass to bring in color and softness. “Our ducks like to jump in for a swim every now and then,” Charlotte says. A Guilford farmhouse from 1798 gains a sustainable makeover featuring geothermal heating and more after the Shahid family renovated their dream home. By Jennifer Carmichael
  • Living
    Plants for experts, the hopeless and folks inbetween
    Ceropegia woodii Looking to add a little vibrancy to your home, consider adopting a plant or two to keep your home fresh and bright. By Michelle Bodak Acri
  • Living
    Duo Dickinson: Time travel at home in the winter of COVID-19
    Duo Dickinson offers tips on preparing your home for winter and how to circulate air for indoor gatherings during the pandemic. Duo Dickinson offers winterizing tips and ideas on how to circulate the air for indoor gatherings during the COVID-19 pandemic. By Duo Dickinson
  • Living
    Greenwich Historical Society holds hosting workshop
    Tending to the smaller details make a difference. Entertaining experts Susan Scully and Eddie Ross offer hosts advice on how to make the most of their holiday events by jazzing up the details. By TinaMarie Craven
  • Living
    Duo Dickinson: The blight fight in Connecticut’s neighborhoods
    Blighted properties can reduce property values in a neighborhood and can become a safety issue if they aren't addressed. Duo Dickinson chats about how Connecticut handles the blights and how each municipality has a different set of criteria in their blight ordinances. By Duo Dickinson
  • Living
    Greenwich master gardener shares gardening dos and don’ts
    Diane Lampert is a certified Master Gardener and is based in Greenwich. Diane Lampert is a master gardener in Greenwich who aims to help others learn what works best for their gardens and personal styles. By Rosemarie T. Anner
  • Living
    Duo Dickinson: Living in history and the old house appeal
    John and Anne Nolon live in this 140 year old carriage house in Westchester, a barn turned home 70 years ago. Duo Dickinson discusses the appeal and pitfalls of living in antique homes and explains how old home owners need to be prepared for repairs. By Duo Dickinson
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