At holiday time, trains whiz through Richard Kloewer's yard, past the lighted evergreen trees, dolls, teddy bears, even a miniature Harley Davidson display.   Read More »

Q: I was reading the Connecticut Post when I came across the Ask Dr. Bea column on male menopause. I've noticed I have been experiencing some of the symptoms you described.   Read More »

When Shannon Aud, a freshman at Virginia Tech, came home for winter break last December, she was looking forward to a few weeks relaxing with her family, hanging out with her friends and skiing at a   Read More »

On November 2, the U.S. Food and Drug Administration's (FDA) Center for Veterinary Medicine issued an alert warning pet parents and veterinarians to keep a close eye on animals receiving the insulin   Read More »

Under the sponsorship of the Student Leadership Council, students at Fairfield Woods Middle School collected several boxes of Halloween candy to be sent to our servicemen overseas.   Read More »

The U.S. Marines Transmissions Platoon of the Communications Detachment in Afghanistan recently expressed its thanks to the organizers of a motorcycle ride that took place Sept.   Read More »

The United States is commonly referred to as a "melting pot" where people from different cultural backgrounds help shape a unique American culture over generations.   Read More »

Teen music is in a new era taking a 180 from school marching bands to student-created bands ready to rock on. Though teen bands have always been around in high school, some find that it is recently   Read More »

Susan Agamy sees it all the time -- people who had never before known what it was to be hungry becoming reliant on food banks, soup kitchens and other services to keep their families fed.   Read More »

Food enthusiasts brought their curiosity -- and some beefs about the cattle industry -- to the recent Greater Midwest Foodways Alliance conference on "Beef, From Plains to the Plate" in Chicago.   Read More »