JANUARY 2015

Passion for living

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For the children

by Mary Shustack

It’s hard to miss the array of photographs of youngsters posted in the headquarters of Child First in Shelton. And walking into Dr. Darcy…

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by Georgette Gouveia

The 2012 French Open men’s final was in the words of the superb sports/culture website Grantland “an absolute mess.” It rained in Paris that…

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by Staff

Nowhere is the passion for living expressed more exuberantly than during the jovial Chinese New Year celebrations, which are also held in many other…

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by Frank Pagani

George D. Mitchell Jr.’s interest in helicopters began about the age of 10 when he was growing up in Ansonia. “A neighbor started to…

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by Bob Rozycki

From the mid-1960s to 1971, black and white TV sets across the nation glowed in the evening with images from the Vietnam War. U.S….

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by Frank Pagani

For Salvatore Campofranco, real estate has been a labor of love ever since he was a kid on Long Island where he used to…

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by Georgette Gouveia

There can be no doubt where Bartholomeus Spranger’s artistic passions lay. A pert bosom, a dimpled buttock, the creamy dunes of a woman’s back,…

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by Ronni Diamondstein

Photographs by John Rizzo His is a face that you’ll surely recognize but may not be able to place right away. The soothing,…