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The Northwest Corner is a refuge; offering ample outdoor opportunities and a strong network of support to carry us through this unprecedented time. The fabric

“Take-out,” “Curbside Pick-Up,” “Porch Drop” – a lingo of perseverance and innovation. As we’ve adjusted into new rhythms of daily life, our local businesses have

A buyers’ market is traditionally one where supply exceeds demand, however, we are not in ordinary times. Despite a surge of folks who have recently

Sprawling views and unsurpassed stone architecture, Dennis Hill in Norfolk, CT, offers a spectacular open-aired setting from the Pavillion at its summit. Surrounded by 240-acres

“A dear friend and an integral part of EHRE since its formative days.  I owe so much to her. Starting a real estate company with

Collecting sap and boiling it into syrup over an open flame is the perfect celebration of this week’s spring-like temperatures. When boiled down, 40-liters of

Hotchkiss is hosting a Multi-Cultural Fair on February 23 from 2-4 pm which will feature activities, food, crafts, music, live performances, games, etc. from 20+

We are thrilled to announce The Salisbury Beast’s first Fat Tire Climb & Jamboree. This event, the second in The Salisbury Beast series, creates cohesion

Drop-In Monday, February 17 from 4:30 – 6:30 At The Studio Lakeville, 9 Sharon Rd, Lakeville CT The Spring Ballet, created by Artistic Director Alisha

What better way to beat the mid-winter doldrums than with a fun-for-all-ages, activities-packed weekend festival? That is just what you’ll find with Norfolk, CT’s WINter

On February 14th Mohawk Mountian invites you to a romantic evening with your special Valentine. Enjoy a cozy sit-down dinner for two and a night

[vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text]With Jumpfest Weekend on the horizon, the deeply-rooted spirit of our winter-loving community is felt throughout the village. The Salisbury Winter Sports Association (SWSA) was

John Satre (Say-tree) first impressed the village of Salisbury in the mid-1920s when he grabbed his skis and launched off the roof of a neighbor’s

Bear Mountain in Salisbury is Connecticut’s tallest summit at 2,316-ft. While Bear Mountain itself is a well-known hiking area, the Northwest Camp on Bear Mountain

Rally your Friends, Craft a Costume, and Get Training!   Join the winter warriors of Satre Hill at Salisbury’s Human Dog Sled Race  Friday Night