Living Well in Litchfield County, Connecticut

On Our Radar
Faces, places, treasures, and trends that caught our attention
How Does Her Garden Grow?
My most vivid memory when faced with making a garden almost 20 years ago was a sinking feeling of not knowing how or where to begin.
Summer Camp Round Up
Children Will Have an Unforgettable Summer at One of These Area Camp
Cobble Pond Farm: Deep Roots
Cobble Pond Farm is a unique sylvan adventure. The beauty of this meticulously maintained landscape lies partly in the diversity of trees, including specimens that have lived on the property for a hundred years or more performing beside recent arboreal introductions.
Unveiling the Secrets of Horticultural Splendor
Project SAGE is thrilled to announce the return of Trade Secrets, the revered gardening extravaganza, for its 24th consecutive year.
Featured Eats
Restaurants, libations, and local food
The Cue
The Cue has joined the rapidly expanding hipster occupation of Bank Street and delivers down-home, affordable, Southern style cooking––seven days a week.
Fantastic Fern
It’s all too rare when a restaurant’s interior is as good as its food. Located at the juncture of Sharon Road and Route 44 in the old firehouse, Fern is a treat for both the eye and the palate.
House & Home
Crafting beautiful domestic sanctuaries
Mid-Century Mod! 
Picture homeowner Bob Wolfe in a rakishly tipped fedora, shaking cocktails at a stylish bar while his lovely blonde wife, Laurie, greets guests warmly at the door.
Designer Digs
Susan Bednar Long is an interior designer residing between Connecticut and Texas. Trained at a design firm in Los Angeles, she later moved to New York City where she cut her teeth designing retail stores for Ralph Lauren.
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Holistic medicine is based on the philosophy that mind, body, and spirit are one. Dr. McKelvey augments this approach with genomic testing, which identifies unique variants in a person’s genetic code that could be leading to suboptimal health. A simple cheek swab provides data on thousands of variants, or what Dr.McKelvey calls “typos” in our genomic code. These variants get turned on and off like a switch (through diet and lifestyle) and if not identified and managed, can lead to everything from obesity to dementia. 

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