Living Well in Litchfield County, Connecticut

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Faces, places, treasures, and trends that caught our attention

 

 

‘COVID newbies’ Find Their Way in Litchfield County
Using Genomics to Optimize Health and Prevent Illness 
Lindsey Victoria Photography
 Kent’s Fife ‘n Drum is 50 Years Strong
Ripley Waterfowl Conservancy
Now through May 5, experienced aviculturists will offer private guided tours of their diverse collection of waterfowl.
Courtesy of the Northwest Conservation District
The CT Farm Energy Workshop is part of a larger Climate Smart Ag event, made possible by the collective efforts of the Northwest Conservation District (NWCD), the USDA Natural Resources Conservation Service, and Berkshire Agriculture Ventures.
Lindsey Victoria Photography
Stonybrook Golf Welcomes Guests Back to an Environmentally Friendly Redesign and Restaurant
Artist Alexis Rockman Portrays Our Impact on the Environment
Litchfield County Residents Come Together on Affordable Housing
It’s easy to let the beauty of the Litchfield hills solely provide the backdrop for our lives. But do you ever wander in, and wonder what you’re looking at? If your timing is right, one natural treasure is an aquatic formation called a vernal pool.
Fritz Horstman Prussian Blue Valley 2022-23 Gouache on paper 22 x 30 inches
The paintings, drawings, and collages that make up Fritz Horstman’s current exhibition at Jennifer Terzian Gallery (March 25 – April 29) depict his long-running theme of U-shaped valleys.
Back when Tracy Hayhurst was working on her own farm, she would often pause to admire a particularly striking blue sky or take pleasure in the basket of fresh vegetables she had just harvested
Life has come full circle for Eliot Wadsworth
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