Time to Tee Off This Weekend in Oxford

Time to Tee Off This Weekend in Oxford

Gordon Ramsay's 'Hotel Hell' Coming to Curtis House in Woodbury

Reserve a room or a table now for filming next weekend.

NVSL Appoints New Chief Financial Officer

James Hastings is called a well-respected bank executive.

The Smartest Way to Spend Your Tax Refund

What should you do after your refund check comes? Attorney Leslie H. Tayne shares what's best to do with a lump sum.

Gun Manufacturer Plans to Leave Connecticut

PTR Industries, which makes a semi-automatic rifle, said the recent passage of gun control legislation in the state was the reason for the move.

Middlebury Baker Catching Flak for AR-15 Cake

Local artistic baker under fire for baking gun cake so soon after Newtown shooting tragedy.

Which Area ER Has Longest Wait Times

New Medicare database shows how hospitals across Connecticut — and nation — compare for care.

Rich Farm Ice Cream to Expand Business Operations

The popular ice cream shop in Oxford may soon be in other towns around Connecticut.

Oxford Barber Takes Second Straight Title [Video]

The owner of Jesse's Barber Shop displayed his skills in front of thousands this past weekend.

Chick-fil-A Files to Open First CT Location in Brookfield

The chicken chain submitted an application Tuesday to open on Federal Road.

Oxford Developer Has High Hopes for The Oxford House

Jay Borkowski of Oxford, and his partner, Arnold Karp of New Canaan, want to preserve the historic value of the property.

Old Oxford House Sold to New Canaan LLC

The historic building on Route 67 has been vacant since last year.

Peachwave Opening in Oxford This Weekend

This ice cream alternative helps locals cool off with a sweet treat without the guilt.

Oxford's Water Company Seeks 16.8 Percent Rate Increase

Oxford and other communities served by Aquarion Water could see their bills go up if the increase is approved.

At Oxford Pharmacy, a 'Crazy' Demand for Flu Shots [Video]

Local pharmacy sees an unprecedented demand for vaccinations.

'Cash Mob' Hopes to Flood Sandy Hook This Weekend

Economic Development officials say the cash mob will benefit businesses hurt in the aftermath of the shooting.

Alcohol Sales Permitted Sunday, Monday; Stores Closed Tuesday

Connecticut Consumer Protection Commissioner William M. Rubenstein asks everyone to be "thoughtful and cautious" over the New Year's holiday.

Future of Connecticut Skiing May be in Jeopardy

Canadian researchers tell the Hartford Courant that temperature changes may make it impossible for ski areas to maintain profitability within the next 30 years.

National Unemployment Down to 7.7 Percent

The first jobs report released after President Barack Obama’s re-election is better than expected

Connecticut Officials Fighting Proposed Electric Rate Increase

The company that supplies New England states with power wants a 10 percent rate hike.

Highest Gas Price Average Ever in 2012

The average price per gallon in Connecticut has been on the decline.

Readers' Choice 2012 Plaques Available for Order

If your business won Readers' Choice, you can now purchase a plaque celebrating your win through American Registry.

Recall: Cocoa Latte Hot Drink Maker

A small busing in the machine can leach lead, the manufacturer says.

Entrepreneurs Needed to Sell Medical Marijuana

The fledgling industry tries to band together in response to Connecticut's legalization of medical marijuana.

Connecticut Gas Prices Down After Thanksgiving

The price per gallon dropped modestly in the past week and is down ten cents in a month.

Cyber Monday: Finding Deals From Your Oxford Home or Office

Are you gearing up to let your fingers do the walking on Cyber Monday?

Shop Locally in Oxford on Small Business Saturday

Start your holiday shopping at locally owned stores during Small Business Saturday 2012, taking place on November 24.

Connecticut Unemployment Back to 9 Percent

Job growth appears to be slowing and wages are on the decline.

Connecticut Gas Prices Continue Decline, Future Uncertain

Can gas prices get much lower during the holiday season?

Balloon Parade in Stamford: The Lorax Roams the Streets

The Lorax is one of many giant characters that will be floating through the city today for the annual parade.

Generators Sold at Costco Recalled Because of Possible Fuel Leaks

The generators, sold between December 2011 and July 2012, are at risk of leaking fuel, which poses a fire hazard.

Halloween Candy Sales Bitten by Hurricane Sandy

Sales might not be as high due to the weather.

Report: Connecticut's Tax Burden Ranked Third Highest in U.S.

When state and local taxes are combined, Connecticut ranks slightly less than New York and New Jersey.

Connecticut Gas Prices Drop 9 Cents in a Month

The price of gas is predicted to remain steady this winter.

Connecticut's eBook Buyers Receive Settlement Notices

The state won a $1.3 settlement from eBook publishers involved in price fixing. Attorney General George Jepsen says the payments are coming soon to consumers, according to this press release.

CT Gas Prices Down, Lower Prices Forecasted

Connecticut and the rest of the nation could be seeing some relief from its high gas prices, says one analyst.

National Unemployment Claims Drop to New Lows

The number of people filing new claims for unemployment benefits dropped to the lowest levels in years.

Massive Toyota Recall Because Of Car Fire Risk

2.5 million cars in the U.S. affected by faulty door switch - Subaru and General Motors could be involved as well

It's Connecticut Restaurant Week!

More than 100 restaurants across the state are taking part in the annual event.