Everything is getting smaller here in Connecticut, from our brains to our business.
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This article on CNN, about President and Mrs. Obama’s trip to Africa in which they visited camps used to ship slaves east, got me thinking about Connecticut’s involvement in the slave trade. …
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Snedeker family member goes on record with Damned Connecticut
by damnedadminby damnedadminRecently, we were able to talk with with a member of the Snedeker family, about whom the movie “The Haunting in Connecticut” is based.
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So, yesterday, your intrepid Damned Connecticut team braved the fearsome snow storm to visit a number of interesting sites around New Haven.
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In our ongoing salute to the International Year of Astronomy, we offer you one of our favorite mysteries from this solar system: The hexagon of Saturn!
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This is the final weekend of a cool exhibit in Middletown featuring “ingenius gadgets and curiousities.”
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Connecticut has been stricken by a blizzard for the past few days, but this is hardly the most unusual or extreme winter storm on state record.
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Chances are that if you’re checking out this site, you like to poke around the intrawebs a bit. Here are a few of our favorite sites beyond Connecticut to visit to find …
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They say dead men tell no tales — but that’s before science started getting involved. Now, thanks to advanced investigative equipment, the mysteries of the past are being unraveled right here in …
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Thanksgiving Day is here again, and with it, many myths, legends and traditions. So as you get ready to eat your turkey (unlike the Pilgrims did, apparently), here’s a few damned truths …
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Here in Connecticut, we’ve gotten used to wild storms and freak atmospheric events, but none were as unusual as the darkness that descended upon May 19, 1780.
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When it comes to eccentric Connecticut vagabonds, none is more renowned than the curious case of the Old Leather Man. But the mystery of the dapper Darn Man of eastern Connecticut is …