It is with heavy hearts that we are announcing the end of the Putnam Traveler Newspaper after 17 years in publication. We have truly enjoyed offering the community a wonderful publication that was supportive of the events, businesses and people of northeastern Connecticut. We also enjoyed meeting so many local business owners, many who have become our very good friends. We would like to thank our amazing team including our writers: Cris Cadiz, Nancy Weiss, Caroline Sloat and Kathy Naumann; our printer Carmel Osterlund at 101 Business Solutions, our distributor Charlie Harrington at Laser Letter Shop, and the Putnam Economic Development Office.

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Welcome to the Putnam Traveler, a quarterly newspaper created to support tourism and communities in Northeastern Connecticut and beyond. The Putnam Traveler is your source for activites, events, and information about antiques, the arts, dining, shopping, attractions, & so much more in Connecticut's Quiet Corner.

Each issue offers itinerary ideas, spotlight new businesses and compelling feature stories about the Quiet Corner's intriguing places and personalities. A map of Downtown Putnam is available in the print version and here online.

The Putnam Traveler is a non-profit newspaper distributed for free to local businesses, advertisers and Visitor Centers in Northeastern Connecticut and South Central Massachusetts, where you can pick up a complimentary copy. You can also read it here online.

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There is always something going on to keep you moving through the winter months in northeastern Connecticut. Discover the annual Fire & Ice Festival in Putnam held in February. The Audubon Center in Pomfret offers Friday walks, bird walks and exhibitions throughout the season. The Last Green Valley offers a guide to hiking throughout the region.

Local businesses offer a variety of entertainment including: live music at the Stomping Ground and on Saturday evenings at The Vanilla Bean Cafe. The Bradley Playhouse & The Complex and The Jorgensen Performing Arts Center feature fabulous live shows throughout the year. Plus local businesses offer fun classes for people of all ages including: yoga, cooking, art & glass blowing, wine tastings, and so much more!

We hope you enjoy this issue of the Putnam Traveler...and please ‘Like’ and follow us on Facebook. Please tell our advertisers you found them here! And come visit the Quiet Corner to meet us in person...

 

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