🌳State Park Rankings, Free Museums, + More CT Fun

Good morning, dear reader! We’re almost to the weekend, and we’ve got some great ways to enjoy it—from exploring Connecticut’s top state parks to discovering free museums, scoring big Groupon deals, and reading the latest headlines from around the state. Let’s jump in:

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Plan your next adventure at one of these stunning spots

Connecticut has over 100 state parks and dozens of state forests—but how do you choose where to go?

We’ve put together a guide to the best of the best so you can make the most of your time outdoors.

Whether you’re in the mood for a waterfall hike, a lakeside picnic, or scenic views of the shoreline, this new list highlights the state’s top parks and hidden gems.

Each park in our guide includes helpful tips for planning your visit, including info on parking, nearby attractions, and accessibility. So lace up your hiking boots or pack a lunch—you’ve got exploring to do.

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Explore, learn, and be inspired—without spending a dime

We just published a brand-new guide to the best free museums across Connecticut! Whether you’re a history buff, art lover, science enthusiast, or just looking for a great indoor activity, there’s a free museum for you.

Our list features picks for kids and adults alike, covering every corner of the state.

From cultural gems to science centers, these museums are rich in educational value and fun for all ages.

History, art, and waterfront charm in this vibrant seaport city

New London is one of Connecticut’s most fascinating small cities. Whether you’re a visitor or a local, our newest guide highlights 10 fun and interesting things to do—from historic attractions to artsy hangouts and outdoor adventures.

This city by the sea offers a little bit of everything, and it’s a great spot for a day trip or weekend escape.

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Hands-on fun and STEAM learning in Newtown

With discounts of up to 43% off admission for groups of two to six, this is the perfect way to spend a fun-filled afternoon without breaking the bank.

EverWonder is geared toward children ages 0–10 and features exhibits focused on science, technology, engineering, art, and math. From an augmented reality sandbox to a live animal zone, the museum encourages creativity and curiosity. Plus, admission includes free preschool programming on select weekdays!

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HEADLINES AROUND THE STATE

🍔 New Late-Night Deli Opening in Stamford

New York Bites opens this week on Bedford Street in Stamford, offering sandwiches, smoothies, fried favorites, and more—open as late as 3 am on weekends.

💰 $390K Lottery Winner in Stamford

A Lucky for Life ticket sold at Bedford Street Market scored a Stamford resident a $390,000 lump-sum prize.

🏠 Waterbury Captivity Survivor Speaks Out

The man held captive for over 20 years in Waterbury has released a powerful public statement about reclaiming his life and identity.

📚 $2.4M in State Grants to Support Regional Schools

Governor Lamont announced funding to help two regional education centers expand services, save money, and promote efficiency.

⚡ Over 1,500 Power Outages Reported This Week

Tuesday night storms left more than 1,500 without power statewide, particularly in Guilford. Most service was restored by Wednesday morning.

🔌 Lawmakers Propose Power Bill Cuts

A bipartisan group of legislators unveiled a proposal to cut electricity bills by up to 40%. Critics warn the plan could have unintended consequences.

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