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BY RUTH EPSTEIN Republican-American CANAAN — Torrington Superior Court Judge Dan Shaban has dismissed an appeal by Ben Metcalf, owner of Metcalf Paving, seeking to invalidate the Planning and Zoning Commission’s regulations pertaining to asphalt plants in town.The dispute has... Read More ›

Arthur Schwartz was the restaurant critic and executive food editor of the New York Daily News for 18 years. Perhaps what he’s best known for is as a chameleon—he’s successfully worked in radio, print media, cookbook publishing, TV, and teaching.... Read More ›

Your Robin Hood Radio Tri-State Forecast TDY – PARTLY SUNNY – 75-80 TNTE – CLEAR – 55-60 TUES – SUN AND SOME CLOUDS – 80 WED – PARTLY CLOUDY- LOWER 80S THURS – SOME SUN- CHANCE OF SHOWERS LOWER 80S

Yankees rally past Marlins with late hitting flurry Final score: Reds 7, Mets 1—At least they weren’t no hit 4 takeaways as Red Sox fall to Rays, drop further back in AL East stanhttps://www.boston.com/sports/boston-red-sox/2021/08/02/red-sox-rays/dings The Red Sox lost after Xander... Read More ›

Our local programs that need support include: A Way To Garden with Margaret Roach, Arthur Schwartz The Food Maven, or any other local show you wish to support! To join our 10/12 club ($10 per month for 12 months –... Read More ›

Since last week, I’ve been seeing bad omens. First, my Turkish pole beans, which seemed to thrive for the last three weeks, all wilted and died. Then, over the space of two days, all the leaves on one of my... Read More ›

Sponsored by the Near Earth Object Foundation SMART Centre MarketBroadcast Sundays 11:00 – 12:00 PM WHDD Robin Hood Radio

OUR MISSION The mission of this enterprise is to promote sports-related fundraising events, give exposure to the benefiting charities and shed light on the sponsoring businesses, all in a format that informs, engages and entertains. WHO WE ARE John “Willie”... Read More ›

By the time we hit August, some plants in the garden are a little beat up—or have at least needed deadheading, or even wholesale cutting back, perhaps.  As delicate as they might look texturally from the moment of their first... Read More ›