Community Guide & Business Directory | The Connecticut Shoreline

    • Bluefin Sportfishing Charters

      , 153 Commerce Street, Sportfishing enthusiasts will find themselves hooked on Captain Mike Marro’s 38’ Bluefin Charters. Conveniently located at Clinton Harbor, he and his boat, which is U.S. Coast Guard-licensed and fully insured, are equipped for both in- and offshore day charters (bait and tackle provided), as well as half- or full-day trips April through December. Please visit the website for complete information., 860-227-2724 , www.bluefincharters.com
    • Captain Elisha White House

      , 103 East Main Street, Old Brick, as this historic home has come to be known, was built by Captain Elisha White in 1750, using bricks carried aboard an English ship as ballast. Filled with 18th- and 19th-century furnishings and artwork — and the oldest such dwelling on the Boston Post Road between New Haven and New London, the house is part of a campus that includes gardens, a tool museum, and a library. The library and archives are open most Wednesdays year-round. The house itself is open by appointment only. Please visit the website for complete information., 860-669-2148 , www.historicbuildingsct.com/captain-elisha-white-house-1750/
    • Chamard Vineyards

      , 115 Cow Hill Road, Devoting a full 20 of its exceptional 40-acre property to growing fine grapes for premium table wines, Chamard Vineyards offers a warm welcome to visitors year round. Calling ahead for the current hours, reservations for tastings and tours — as well as for lunch or dinner reservations at The Bistro, with its French inspired farm-to-table menu — is recommended., 860-664-0299 , www.chamard.com
Steve Walsh and son Dan Walsh

From the Publisher

Supporting our community means buying local.

With this year’s publication of our 21st Shoreline Book, we step into our third decade of connecting Shoreline residents to local businesses and encouraging them to become regular patrons. It’s our primary mission, now that on-line purchasing and big box stores have made it increasingly difficult for small, locally owned enterprises of all kinds to compete. Indeed, we take pride in declaring that goal on the front page of all our directories with the words Connecting Local Residents with Local Businesses to Better Our Community…Buy Local – Find it Here.

Toward that same end, we are offering newly customized advertising packages created specifically to make appearing in The Shoreline Book even more worthwhile for our advertisers. These packages include:

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