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ITâS THURSDAY â LETâS PLAN YOUR NEXT GREAT MEAL, DAY TRIP, OR GETAWAY
Thereâs a lot happening across Connecticut right now, and weâve got all the highlights. In todayâs newsletter:
Big plans for two historic buildings in Hartford

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Marcelloâs Italian Eatery delivers a cozy, unforgettable dining experience with flair
Marcelloâs in Monroe isnât just serving dinnerâitâs creating an experience. Known for its flaming tableside cheese wheel pasta topped with shaved truffle, this family-owned gem blends traditional Italian dishes with modern creativity.
Whether you're visiting for the prix fixe dinner (only $42.99 SundayâThursday) or reserving your spot for Palm Sunday or Easter brunch, Marcelloâs offers a warm, memorable meal for any occasion.

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Ready to get back on the greens? Norwich Golf Course is offering steep discounts through Groupon: save up to 30% on championship-level play for one, two, or four golfers.
With 18 scenic holes, rolling fairways, and a welcoming clubhouse, this course is one of eastern Connecticutâs best-kept secrets.
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HISTORIC DOWNTOWN HARTFORD BUILDINGS TO BECOME APARTMENTS
New life for Trinity Street as 100+ new apartments are planned
Two iconic buildings near The Bushnell Center are being transformed into over 100 mixed-income apartments, thanks to a $52 million redevelopment led by Pennrose LLC and The Cloud Co.
With modern designs, rooftop lounge concepts, and a future restaurant, this project is part of the vision to revitalize the new âBushnell Southâ neighborhood.
The first units are expected to open by spring 2027, with views of Bushnell Park and the State Capitol. Historic charm meets urban living.

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HUGE DISCOUNTS ON CONNECTICUT FUN
Want to get out and have some fun without breaking the bank? Check out these deals on local fun!

TOP EVENTS TODAY YOU DONâT WANT TO MISS
đ The Irish and How They Got That Way (West Hartford): A musical celebration of Irish heritage at Playhouse on Park.
đˇ Pops 'n Jazz 2025 (West Hartford): High-energy jazz performances by Hall High School students.
đ Create_Space at WORK_SPACE (Manchester): Craft, create, and connect in a welcoming maker space.
â Trivia Thursdays at Back Again Board Game Cafe (Middletown): Gather your team for a fun night of trivia at this cozy board game cafe.
đľ Mixtape Match Music Bingo (Middlefield): A unique twist on bingo where hit songs replace numbers!
đ¸ Weekly Blues Jam (Hartford): Grab your instrument or just listen in at Black-Eyed Sallyâs.
đ¤ Bobby Wheeler (Milford): Live music and brews on the waterfront.
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BIG NEWS FOR PARENTSđ


DID YOU KNOW?
The Mark Twain House & Museum in Hartford is not only a literary landmark but also one of the first homes in the country to have a telephone installed as Samuel Clemens' (Mark Twain) was fascinated with new technologies.

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HEADLINES AROUND THE STATE
đĄ Mary Tyler Mooreâs Connecticut Estate Sells for $16.9M (Greenwich)
The late actressâs 13,800-square-foot Georgian Colonial estate in Greenwich has sold for $16.9 million. Originally listed at $21.9 million, the property features a glass conservatory, five bedrooms, and a one-bedroom apartment above the garageâall set on more than seven acres.
đť DEEP Pushes for Bear Hunt Legislation with Lamontâs Support (Statewide)
DEEP is backing a bill to establish a regulated black bear hunting season, citing a sharp rise in bear-human conflicts. Supporters argue it's needed for public safety, while opponents say hunting is ineffective and more research is needed before taking action.
đĄď¸ Spring Heat Wave Followed by Stormy Weather (Statewide)
Connecticut will see a big warm-up with temperatures soaring into the upper 70s by Saturday. But donât pack away the rain gear just yetâshowers and potential thunderstorms are expected late Saturday into Sunday and Monday.

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