General admission single-day tickets will get you unlimited pickle samples, and the tickets range from $15 to $30. VIP tickets that will get you in an hour earlier than the GA folks are $80.
When Daddy Goose saw my 6 pound Chihuahua come within 20 feet, the babies started making their way down the riverbank under Mom's guidance, and then Dad took a couple of steps towards my little guy.
If you live in Connecticut or New York, you definitely know the type—people who can’t wait to leave. These are the future Floridians who’ve been giving the same unsolicited monologue for decades about how much it sucks up here. It’s too cold, too expensive, and they swear they’re headed to Florida the minute they get the chance.
Did Bethel, Connecticut just become ground zero for the national union-coffee wars? It certainly appears to be a battleground at minimum. According to a recent press release, baristas at the Starbucks in Bethel, CT, have filed to hold a union election, joining a wave of organizing across the country.
The Connecticut Department of Energy and Environmental Protection and Federal regulations have transformed the polluted Connecticut that I remember in the 1970's and 80's
Imagine stepping into a home where the boundaries between inside and outside blur, all while surrounded by art and nature. This is The Glass House and you can see it without spending $30,000.
Beneath Connecticut's tranquil facade lies a trove of historical secrets. From nuclear bunkers to hidden tunnels, there's more to this state than meets the eye.
Right there on the wall of the only McDonald's in all of Connecticut without a drive thru was a working pay phone. Like everything else in this world, the price has jumped dramatically for the cost of a phone call
The USDA’s Food Safety and Inspection Service (FSIS) issued the warning on May 13, 2025, after a routine sample tested positive for Listeria. Although there’s no recall—since the affected products are no longer being sold—the concern is that some may still be in consumers’ refrigerators.
I believe that to do a great radio show, you need to do two things that are not at all compatible. You need to forget that the audience is there and constantly remember that they are. I know this sounds confusing but let me explain.