Emily M. Olson is a Community Editor and Reporter at Litchfield County. She covers a diverse range of topics including retail, food and beverages, and regional interest, with a focus on store management and food safety. Emily's work has been featured in numerous publications, including The Trumbull Times, The Hartford Courant, and SFGate.
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Emily M. Olson's coverage focuses on local events, community news, business updates, charity events, and government actions in Torrington and Litchfield County. She particularly emphasizes event coverage and government announcements.
When reaching out to Emily for potential coverage or collaboration, consider offering insights or access related to upcoming local events of interest such as festivals, charity drives, or community initiatives. Additionally, experts in local governance and politics may find opportunities to contribute commentary on issues impacting the region.
Local businesses looking to share their stories or promote new ventures could also benefit from outreach due to Emily's focus on business updates within her geographic area.
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By: Emily M. Olson
Their priority, the couple said, is to continue to make customers feel happy and welcome. The store is shiny and clean, with plenty of space to navigate the rows of treat-filled wooden barrels. Newcomers are greeted with a smile and “let me know how we can help” from the staff.
By: Emily M. Olson
It's a growing Connecticut business that caters to customers who want to shop “locally made” and to the creators in the state and beyond who build furniture and arts by hand.
By: Emily M. Olson
The still resembles a work of modern art. And with it, brothers Peter, David and Jack Baker have for 12 years cultivated a craft distillery
By: Emily M. Olson
Time is flying by, since that critical day in 2025. Wilbur has been on the donor list since March. Without the procedure, doctors estimate he has one or two years left to live.
By: Emily M. Olson
Along with showing new movie releases, the Gilson has offered a variety of entertainment to the public, including live jazz and rock concerts, social events and fundraisers.
By: Emily M. Olson
The small, square building in a destination town has a blue roof and was built in the early 1970s, replacing the stand the Hammer family built in 1961
By: Emily M. Olson
A Connecticut couple with a love for the natural world turned their passion into a business. Rustic Gardens makes and sells floral masterpieces and outdoor works of art for the home.
By: Emily M. Olson
The business is next to a historic site A pair of Connecticut business owners have decades to true specialty food work between them and it's an art that is now on the rare side for independent operators.
By: Emily M. Olson
McCarthy's extensive, conversational knowledge of the Bellamy and Ferriday families' history includes anecdotes and charming stories regarding the many artifacts included in the collections on display.
By: Emily M. Olson
On cue, the conductors and officials climbed aboard. Passengers were already settled in two cars, including the bar car. Then the train was off, and everyone seemed to be smiling.
