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California Closets

From walk-in closets and Murphy beds to kitchen pantries, entertainment centers, and home offices, our professional closet designers are experts in the art of home organization. California Closets is distinguished by a legacy of innovation, organizational expertise, quality craftsmanship, and design authority. Our teams of professional design consultants and installers are dedicated to providing an exceptional experience throughout the entire process of creating and installing organizational systems for the whole home. Serving Fairfield, New Haven, Middlesex and New London counties. We are excited to share that our Greenwich showroom is now open. This vibrant space merges creativity and innovation, showcasing a carefully curated environment that emphasizes our latest products and offers an immersive experience for our customers.

Fairfield County

Hayleigh Evans

Hartford Metropolitan Area

Monroe

Connecticut

From walk-in closets and Murphy beds to kitchen pantries, entertainment centers, and home offices, our professional closet designers are experts in...

Werrlein Companies

The Werrlein Companies is your go-to provider for premium Home Services and Construction in the Southeastern CT and Rhode Island area. Our comprehensive range of services includes routine maintenance, repairs, new installations, remodeling, and full-service design &amp; build. Our goal is to provide our customers with the best possible service at a fair price, and we stand behind our work with a satisfaction guarantee. If you’re looking for a reliable and trustworthy home service, look no further than The Werrlein Companies. Serving Mystic-Stonington and the Southern Rhode Island areas.

New London County

Chris Rhatigan 

Stonington-Mystic

The Werrlein Companies is your go-to provider for premium Home Services and Construction in the Southeastern CT and Rhode Island area. Our...

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Monaco Ford of Niantic

Monaco Ford is a family-owned and operated Ford dealership proudly serving the Greater Connecticut and Western Massachusetts region since 1922. With over a century of automotive experience, Monaco Ford is committed to providing exceptional customer service, a transparent sales process, and a wide selection of new, used, and certified pre-owned Ford vehicles. Our dealership offers the full lineup of Ford cars, trucks, SUVs, and commercial vehicles, including popular models like the F-150, Explorer, Bronco, and Super Duty series. In addition to vehicle sales, Monaco Ford provides expert automotive service and maintenance, genuine Ford parts and accessories, and a variety of financing and lease options tailored to meet each customer’s needs. Built on a legacy of integrity, community involvement, and customer satisfaction, Monaco Ford continues to uphold its mission: to deliver a better dealership experience where customers become lifelong friends.

The Lymes

Monaco Ford is a family-owned and operated Ford dealership proudly serving the Greater Connecticut and Western Massachusetts region since 1922....

Dada Post USA 

(Kunstraum) Dada Post was an artist-run organization, founded in January 2008, by Howard McCalebb in Berlin, Germany. In 2022 Mr. McCalebb moved to Norwich, Connecticut, and establish the art gallery Dada Post USA. Mr. McCalebb is a sculptor and active figure on the international art scene. Dada Post USA is an autonomous space for the production, display and discussion of current art. Foremost, we contemplate artistic expression from the standpoint of pure inspiration emanating from the source – the artist. We are keenly interested in the effects of Globalization on art practice, and the notion of a hybridized Post Modern art practice. As a contemporary art space, Dada Post USA is primarily concerned with artwork that is the most current, reflecting the actual meaning of the term: Contemporary Art. We offer a program of exhibitions and events, featuring videos, poetry/literary readings, music and other live performances, during and between art exhibitions. The original inspiration for both (Kunstraum) Dada Post and Dada Post USA was the Cabaret Voltaire in Zürich, Switzerland and Andy Warhol’s Factory in New York City – which were open venues for impromptu gatherings, events, and artistic experimentation. Dada Post USA will continue in this inspiration. In 2022 Howard McCalebb moved to Norwich, Connecticut, and establish the art gallery Dada Post USA. Howard McCalebb, Founder &amp; Executive Director -

Norwich

(Kunstraum) Dada Post was an artist-run organization, founded in January 2008, by Howard McCalebb in Berlin, Germany. In 2022 Mr. McCalebb moved to...

NORWICH, CT — A motorcyclist was <a href="http://wtnh.com/2017/10/23/motorcyclist-in-norwich-dies-after-collision-with-box-truck/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">killed in a crash</a> on Salem Turnpike in Norwich on Monday afternoon, reports WTNH.The identity of the victim has not yet been released, and no other injuries were reported. According to police, the crash, in which the motorcycle collided with a box truck, occurred at about 12:45 p.m.The stretch of road near where the crash occurred is <a href="http://www.norwichbulletin.com/news/20171023/motorcyclist-killed-in-norwich-crash" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">considered dangerous</a>, writes the Norwich Bulletin, and has been referred to as "crash alley."Image via Pixabay

NORWICH, CT — A motorcyclist was <a href="http://wtnh.com/2017/10/23/motorcyclist-in-norwich-dies-after-collision-with-box-truck/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">killed in a crash</a> on Salem Turnpike in Norwich on Monday afternoon, reports WTNH.

The identity of the victim has not yet been released, and no other injuries were reported. According to police, the crash, in which the motorcycle collided with a box truck, occurred at about 12:45 p.m.The stretch of road near where the crash occurred is <a href="http://www.norwichbulletin.com/news/20171023/motorcyclist-killed-in-norwich-crash" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">considered dangerous</a>, writes the Norwich Bulletin, and has been referred to as "crash alley."