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The Joy of Sun Boxing: A solar-powered sound installation comes to Brookfield

By Mike Sembos

Savage Love: The Gigolo Industry

By Dan Savage

Latest News

The state cracks down on labor-law violations at construction sites

A Facebook campaign alleges racism at a Preston nightclub

Tech Crunch: Computer troubles hobble the state commission on human rights

State anti-discrimination agency can't get a break and can't get computer glitch solved

And the war keeps going on...

A Dead Issue: Will CT's Death Row Inmates Die of Old Age?

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Music

Zach Deputy performs at Trinity-on-Main in New Britain

By Michael Hamad

Benefit for Freddy B seeks to inspire hope, love and community

By Alison Geisler

Black-eyed and Blues Fest 2012 takes place this Friday in Hartford's Bushnell Park Pavillion

By Michael Hamad

CT.com's Music Page

Dining

Branford Restaurant Week Begins Sun., June 3

CT.com's Food & Drink Page

Leisure

New Haven's Pardee-Morris House opens for the season Sun., June 3

CT.com's Leisure & Etc. Page

The Arts

CT.com's Art Page	CT.com's Theater Page	CT.com's Film Page
Nannette Clark¿A Retrospective at The Grove	'I Loved, I Lost, I Made Spaghetti' opens at TheaterWorks in Hartford	A Recent Silent Movie Sunday at Lyric Hall

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From Our Blogs

Connecticut's political scene is turning to the wild and wacky side

By Gregory B. Hladky

Oh ya, now we’re getting into the fun side of Connecticut politics.

Malloy signs medical pot bill into law

By Gregory B. Hladky

Medical marijuana will no longer be illegal in Connecticut.

Book Review: Kevin Mitnick's hacker-ography Ghost in the Wires

By Christopher Arnott

Ghost in the Wires—My Adventures as the World’s Most Wanted Hacker

Arts on9 Christens the New On 9 First Friday series Tonight, June 1

By Christopher Arnott

Big doings in Ninth Square tonight (the first of June), and in fact on the first Friday of every month for the forseeable future. On 9 First...

Wanna Buy a Donut Shop?: Saying so long to Hartford's Tastease

By John Adamian

Tastease

TV increases self-esteem of white boys, decreases self-esteem of all other children

By Tom Z

A new study suggests that the amount of TV children watch has a direct effect on their self-esteem. For white boys, increased television...

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Everyday People

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Could Connecticut's high park fees keep tourists away? Maybe that new ad campaign can help.	Democrats waving good riddance to Whitnum with a resolution condemning her comments about other candidates
Connecticut's GOP and a little CATO Institute lecture on how good guns are	Connecticut police departments will use tactics learned in warfare
Connecticut's new medical pot plan will protect patients from getting fired, unless they're getting stoned at work	State Comptroller Lembo is pissed about North Carolina anti-gay vote, but he's still going to Democratic national convention there
Commuters find ways to get to work other than riding alone in cars	Taser International sponsoring Connecticut Police Chiefs Association annual bash