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    May 4, 2012 |Story| WTXX-LTV

  1. Best Furniture Store (Non-Chain)

    1) Fairhaven Furniture
    1) Fairhaven Furniture Sure, it's easy to outfit your home with the same coffee table owned by half of your friends, easily acquired anywhere in the country. But if you're looking for some real character for your home, Fairhaven Furniture has what you...

    Tags: West Haven, New Haven (New Haven, Connecticut)

    2. May 18, 2012 |Story| WTXX-LTV

  2. Best Place to Buy Your Wedding Cake

    1) Luigi's Italian Pastry & Wedding Cake Center
    1) Luigi's Italian Pastry & Wedding Cake Center Bridgeport wedding cake staple Luigi's has come a long way in 43 years. John and RoseAnn DiMarco started with a staff of four that has grown to over 40 while their shop on Main Street tripled in size. The...

    Tags: Family, Marriage, Wedding Cake, Weddings

    3. Mar 29, 2012 |Story| WTXX-LTV

  3. Crime & Punishment: Plainville man arrested for punching a dog

    <strong>-Ansonia Police Officer John Troesser responded</strong> to reports that a roaming pit bull bit a man. He says such a dog "came charging toward [him] and was barking aggressively" and, lacking any more calm or creative solutions, shot it. One problem: <strong>It was the wrong dog.</strong> The offending pit bull was back in its owners' home by the time Troesser arrived. The slain dog (which was later euthanized) was Ice, a one-year-old rescued pit bull that resident Rachel Trapp was raising to be a therapy dog, according to the Valley Independent Sentinel news website. Trapp claims that, like in many cases of police overzealousness, race was an issue. "He was killed because of his breed and we are fed up with this injustice for the whole Pit Bull Breed!" she wrote on a "Justice for Ice" Facebook page. The police chief says Troesser acted appropriately, but Trapp (in whose yard the incident took place) says she has surveillance video showing Ice "was standing still and wagging his tail the entire time."
    -Ansonia Police Officer John Troesser responded to reports that a roaming pit bull bit a man. He says such a dog "came charging toward [him] and was barking aggressively" and, lacking any more calm or creative solutions, shot it. One problem: It was the...

    Tags: Lotteries, Westport, Milford (New Haven, Connecticut), Abusive Behavior, New Haven (New Haven, Connecticut)

    4. Apr 10, 2012 |Story| WTXX-LTV

  4. Crime and Punishment: Groton man gets in fight, bites off opponent's ear

    <strong>An NBC Connecticut-hosted primary debate</strong> of candidates running in the Democratic <strong>primary for U.S. Senate got ugly</strong> when a fringe candidate, Lee Whitnum of Greenwich, called U.S. Rep. Chris Murphy "a whore &hellip; who sells his soul to AIPAC" (the American Israel Public Affairs Committee). In her multiple long-shot runs for office and self-filed lawsuits, Israel has been a focus to 51-year-old Whitnum, who the Stamford Advocate describes as "not currently employed." She is suing for the return of tax money paid by Connecticut residents that went to the Jewish state and filed a (rejected) libel suit against Gov. Dannel Malloy after he called her views "anti-Semitic." Though the "whore" comment fits into her long-standing shrill campaign style (she likened U.S. Rep. Jim Himes to a "Nazi" in 2008), Whitnum released a statement blaming her "disconnect and hostility" on being "flabbergasted" at the supposed ignorance of the other candidates.
    An NBC Connecticut-hosted primary debate of candidates running in the Democratic primary for U.S. Senate got ugly when a fringe candidate, Lee Whitnum of Greenwich, called U.S. Rep. Chris Murphy "a whore … who sells his soul to AIPAC" (the American...

    Tags: Primaries, Chris Murphy, Politics, New London (New London, Connecticut), Dannel P. Malloy

    5. Feb 1, 2012 |Story| Orlando Sentinel
    6. Jan 30, 2012 |Story| Hartford Courant
    7. Feb 3, 2012 |Story| Aberdeen News

  7. Arts & Crafts revival has lasted longer than original movement

    Arts and Crafts, or Mission, furniture is described in most catalogs and books as functional and simple, with straight legs and arms. Pieces have little decoration, just visible mortise-and-tenon joints. Light or dark oak was preferred. It was a short-...

    Tags: Roy Rogers, Economy, Business and Finance, Gustav Stickley, William Morris, John Ruskin

    8. Feb 8, 2012 |Story| WTXX-LTV

  8. Have a Heart: Visit the Valley Has a Heart Food Drive in Ansonia, Seymour and Shelton

    It's important not to forget that food pantries still need assistance after the holidays. This weekend, Area Congregations Together Inc. is hosting its Valley Has a Heart food drive to benefit Shelton's Spooner House. The goal is to collect enough food for two months, as well as $3,000 in donations to help refill the shelves as needed. Donations may be dropped off at the Stop &amp; Shop locations in Ansonia (100 Division St.), Seymour (15 Franklin St.) and Shelton (898 Bridgeport Ave.) on Sat., Feb. 11 and Sun., Feb. 12, between 9 a.m. and 2 p.m. The most-needed items include canned meats and vegetables, canned or powdered milk, soups, juices, condiments and more. <strong><em></em></strong>
    It's important not to forget that food pantries still need assistance after the holidays. This weekend, Area Congregations Together Inc. is hosting its Valley Has a Heart food drive to benefit Shelton's Spooner House. The goal is to collect enough food...
    9. Jan 4, 2012 |Story| WTXX-LTV

  9. Real Food For Real Life with Tara Cook-Littman at Ansonia Nature and Recreation Center on Jan. 7

    Feeling like your life needs some sprucing up now that the hectic holidays are behind us? Join Tara Cook-Littman, a certified Holistic Health Counselor, at the Ansonia Nature Center on Sat., Jan. 7 as she leads you through the process of living a more healthy life. If you want to get your kids on board, she'll show you the "Stoplight Method," a way to get kids to eat healthier, developed by local health columnist Dr. David Katz. Registration for this program is a must.
    Feeling like your life needs some sprucing up now that the hectic holidays are behind us? Join Tara Cook-Littman, a certified Holistic Health Counselor, at the Ansonia Nature Center on Sat., Jan. 7 as she leads you through the process of living a more...
    10. Dec 23, 2011 |Story| Aberdeen News

  10. Mystery clocks attracted onlookers to jewelry stores

    Mystery clocks have been popular since the 18th century. The clock seems to have no mechanism, yet keeps time. One of the most famous is the "swinging-arm clock." A tall classical figure, usually bronze, holds some long rods with a pendulum bob on the...

    Tags: Unrest, Conflicts and War, World War II (1939-1945), Taiwan, China, Periodicals

    11. Dec 21, 2011 |Story| WTXX-LTV

  11. Clown-O-Meter: "I don't sell drugs, I buy drugs"

    -The tightfisted state budget enacted by Gov. Dannel Malloy last spring has meant an official portrait of his predecessor, M. Jodi Rell, has yet to grace the state library in Hartford. The Stamford Advocate found that Connecticut still pays up to $40,000 for paintings of its governors, commissioned after they leave office. In 1995, the legislature failed to pass a bill switching to cheaper photograph portraits. In 2004, wary of paying for a portrait of ex-governor John Rowland, then imprisoned on corruption convictions, officials found a painting of him that had already been done (for some reason) and quietly placed it in the library. The Rell portrait is in limbo until there is cash for it.
    -The tightfisted state budget enacted by Gov. Dannel Malloy last spring has meant an official portrait of his predecessor, M. Jodi Rell, has yet to grace the state library in Hartford. The Stamford Advocate found that Connecticut still pays up to $40,...

    Tags: Derby, Occupy Wall Street, Politics, Bristol (Hartford, Connecticut), Dannel P. Malloy

    12. Dec 14, 2011 | Los Angeles Times

  12. Theft of veterans' plaques (sad but true) could be federal crime

    Nation Now
    Veterans memorials: Responding to a rash of thefts of plaques from veterans memorials, Congressman Chris Murphy (D-Conn.) has introduced legislation to make the theft a federal crime....
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