Category: News
Could that dresser become a kitchen cabinet? The art of upcycling old furniture
By KIM COOK Maybe it’s a scratched-up old sideboard found at a yard sale and turned into a snazzy media console. Or a couple of…
Bruno Mars sets Romantic tour; SoCal stops to feature Anderson .Paak, Raye
By Alexandra Del Rosario, Los Angeles Times LOS ANGELES — Grammy winner Bruno Mars is hitting the road, he announced Thursday ahead of the release…
Bruno Mars sets Romantic tour; SoCal stops to feature Anderson .Paak, Raye
By Alexandra Del Rosario, Los Angeles Times LOS ANGELES — Grammy winner Bruno Mars is hitting the road, he announced Thursday ahead of the release…
A taste of nature can provide balance and calm during the workday
By CATHY BUSSEWITZ NEW YORK (AP) — The crisp crinkle of fallen leaves beneath your feet. The swish and trickle of water moving through a…
‘Worst in Show’ CES products include AI refrigerators, AI companions and AI doorbells
By MATT O’BRIEN The promise of artificial intelligence was front and center at this year’s CES gadget show. But spicing up a simple machine like…
This CT high school basketball player scored 1,000 points, now he’s working toward 1,000 rebounds
NEWINGTON – Newington senior Josiah Sims said he didn’t feel any pressure after hitting a layup and drawing a foul in the third quarter of…
Leader of CT energy committee to retire after 16 years
Rep. Jonathan Steinberg, the Democratic co-chair of the General Assembly’s Energy and Technology Committee, said Thursday he will not seek a ninth term representing the…
Commentary: Artificial Intelligence is making old guys obsolete
Of all the items on the worry list of how artificial intelligence will disrupt American society, perhaps the most troublesome is its impact on old…
Letters: Capturing Maduro shows U.S. strength | Don’t forget the pursuit of happiness | Oil-driven imperialism
Capturing Maduro shows U.S. strength It is revealing that the No Kings crowd has gone to bat for Nicolas Maduro’s “rights” under international law. They…
CT health plan in the red for 2025. Why a top official says it’s not ‘harbinger of impending doom’
The state-run health plan for municipal and other public-sector employees outside of state government paid almost $23 million more in claims than it collected in…