The property, Grass Island, sometimes called Sandy Point in the 18th century, was purchased by J. Harrison Monroe, a local pharmacist in Guilford, in 1914, he said. “Three generations of his ...

Hiking columnist Peter Marteka suggests places to hike or walk along the Connecticut shoreline — which has plenty of private ...

GUILFORD-- Hidden behind the Guilford Lobster Pound, camouflaged among recreational and fishing vessels, and at times about 6 feet below the dock -- depending on the tide -- you'll find Bill ...

“Motif Number 1” is perhaps the quintessential seaside shack of them all. The barn red fishing shack sits at the end of a pier jutting out into the middle of a busy Rockport, Mass. harbor.

The town purchased the building, plus 7 acres of Grass Island land, for $15,000 in September 1965 from Bradford Monroe. Markowski raised more than $28,000, including matching funds, up to $10,000 ...

Many people in Guilford looked out onto Grass Island on Friday, as a local landmark became surrounded by rising water levels due to recent weather. Free 24/7 Connecticut news stream: Watch NBC CT ...

GUILFORD -- The Grass Island Flea Market may just be the best-kept secret on the Shoreline. Open on Sundays from 9 a.m.-3 p.m. at the old Mannix Chevrolet-Pontiac on the Boston Post Road, the flea ...