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Richard Reggie Smith's
My Take On Cheshire Connecticut

Besides the work Richard "Reggie" Smith does for Cheshire Today he also maintains his own three sites.
Breaking News From Cheshire Ct
Breaking News From Cheshire Ct


Cheshire High School student detained by ICE

VIDEO: Cheshire student detained by ICE

Season Opener | Cheshire at Joel Barlow | CT High School Boys Lacrosse 2026

The Cheshire Today People Places and Things page serves as a multifaceted community hub, blending hyper-local journalism with historical preservation and multimedia content. Based on the page features, here is a breakdown of its core offerings:
Key Site Features
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"My Take On Cheshire": A dedicated space for Richard "Reggie" Smith's research and editorial commentary on town life.
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Multimedia Channels: Integration of YouTube feeds featuring local news clips, school building committee meetings, and high school sports highlights.
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Local Spotlights: Features on community members, restaurant reviews (like "The Big Five" Italian spots), and news regarding local landmarks like Ball & Socket Arts.
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Historical Archives: Articles on significant local history, such as the Farmington Canal construction and the 1917 Cheshire Country Club.
“Big Five” Italian
Restaurants
“Honey Pot”
Cheshire Connecticut
People
Cheshire Connecticut News
Irish in Cheshire, Connecticut
People Places Things
Reader Opinion Section

Cheshire, Connecticut, features a dining landscape heavily anchored by Italian cuisine and classic American pub fare, supplemented by a growing scene of specialty breakfast spots and upscale steakhouses. Watch YouTube video reviews on Eating Out In Cheshire.









Our Latest Blogs
"My Take On Cheshire": A dedicated space for Richard "Reggie" Smith's research and editorial commentary on town life. Local Spotlights: Features on community members, restaurant reviews (like "The Big Five" Italian spots), and news regarding local landmarks like Ball & Socket Arts. Historical Archives: Articles on significant local history, such as the Farmington Canal construction and the 1917 Cheshire Country Club.
















































