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John Vazzano grew up in the restaurant business. His family had owned such fine establishments as the Hawley Manor Inn, Three Bears and the Fairway. So it was no surprise to anyone when he opened his own eatery in 1993, in partnership with attorney, Vinny Noce, Jr.
Vazzy’s was a great success from the very beginning. [...]
So immersed in our rhetoric are those rainbow colored, waxy cylinders we know as crayons, that we often describe something colorful as “Crayola- like.” Just the word charges the senses to recall the texture, shape, feel, smell, and look of crayons. It’s hard to imagine anyone who grew up in America and attended pre-school or [...]
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Now that the weather is warmer, we see people walking around their homes with painting and siding contractors in preparation of taking that necessary step to repaint or side their homes. When the big decision has been made, the real work begins – the color scheme.
What color should your house be? There are more things [...]
Beautifully simple marigolds are a summer staple in our annual gardens. Marigolds have many positive qualities and present few problems for the gardener. No other plant is faster or easier to grow. Not only do they spread nicely in the garden over the summer, but they are also quite long lasting when used as cut [...]
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Text and Photography by Michael Hoffman
Aviation history was on display at Sikorsky Memorial Airport over the Memorial Day weekend in celebration of the anniversary of the Vought F4U Corsair. Corsairs Over Connecticut: Wings & Wheels was presented by Three Wings Flight Service of Stratford to benefit the Discovery Museum.
Five of the bent-wing warbirds flew back [...]
Two years ago, Brooks Sumberg retired from the fast-paced retail garment industry and decided to fill part of his newly-found spare time with volunteer work. There were, however, many other people in Fairfield County looking to do the same – and not enough volunteer hours to go around.
Rather than go back to his Westport home [...]
For a home-improvement company to have lasted in this competitive market for 63 years, it must be doing something right. Leon Barnaby, Jr., the founder’s namesake and Leon Barnaby & Sons president since the passing of Leon, Sr. in 2001, believes it’s because of “the quality of our work and the strong relationship we develop [...]
