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The Connecticut State Park system is looking to expand experiences for visitors, and they need help from the private sector. The goal is to make state parks more of a tourism destination through outdoor recreation.
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Canadian residents made just 1.7 million return trips by motor vehicle back into their country from the U.S. in July, a nearly 37% decline over the same month in 2024, according to Statistics Canada.
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A documentary detailing Connecticut's oysters' farm-to-table experience was featured at the Bridgeport and Mystic film festivals. The film aims to highlight local oyster businesses and educate viewers on the industry.
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“Welcome to Connecticut” highway signs have been updated to showcase what the state has to offer, but not everyone agrees with the proclamations.
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Many locals know Connecticut has a lot to offer, but sometimes the Nutmeg state gets a bad rap as a long highway between New York City and Boston. WSHU’s Sabrina Garone spoke with a New Haven content creator who wants to change that narrative.
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After three hours of intense play and roaring cheers, India won the match against the U.S., which secured India's spot in the cup's next round.
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The match, which was one of eight hosted in Nassau County’s Eisenhower Park for the Cricket World Cup, was packed with fans who traveled internationally to see the game.
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Nassau County is slated to host the Cricket World Cup’s premiere match – aside from the finals – this Sunday, when cricket powerhouse teams representing India and Pakistan meet for a showdown.
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Connecticut officials have launched the summer tourism season by encouraging residents and visitors to enjoy the state’s public parks and beaches.
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Following a year of budget cuts, arts and culture nonprofits that support a nearly $13 billion industry are working with Connecticut legislators to secure funding into the future.