Arts & Leisure

Debbie Erbelding, granddaughter in charge of customer service After Paul Lawer’s father died, he convinced his mother to move to Westchester...

Even a historic mansion with a priceless view needs to reinvent itself constantly to keep people coming back.

Todd Bryant of Norwalk is a professional photographer whose interest in the past has carried him to the head of the...

In April, Eddie Money played Rich Forum in the shadows of Stamford’s financial palaces, but it apparently wasn’t enough to pay...

John Baxter spent the majority of his career in management consulting, but has left his past of analyzing and building other...

A Brooklyn-bred transplant from Manhattan’s recording industry, Ron Fierstein tells the story of his “previous lives” and the family ties entwined...

Aaron Kwittken was always athletic.

Dr. Marc J. Straus has a cognoscente’s eye and a collector’s passion for contemporary art.

If you happen to be driving north of Hartford this weekend and hear the drone of a (relatively) giant aircraft buzzing...

Life is short.

Connecticut Yankees in King Arthur’s Court?

David Lasnick has always been the guy who brings his camera every place he goes, but it wasn’t until the advent...

Perplexed, a passerby paused before illuminated panels portraying a panoply of pills.

Aunt Letty’s Chinese lamp.

Louis Sclafani, a Danbury chiropractor, has reclaimed his rockin’ youth via a grownup version of his boyhood band that includes a...