Cheshire, CT News

• Cheshire, CT News
• Wreath-Laying Ceremony This Weekend
• Preview Of This Week's Cheshire Herald
• Ecke Steps Down As CHS Head Football Coach
• Esty Will Enter Primary For Democratic Nomination
• Reminder: The YMCA Fun Run And Healthy Living Expo Is Today
• KiDSMARATHON Finishes Its Run At CHS This Weekend
• Preview Of This Week's Cheshire Herald
• Arrest Made In Accidental Shooting
• Spring Is Here, And So Is The CHS Music Department's Spring Concert
• Back To 1992! Dodd Plans Special Event
• Some Interesting Facts About Mothers
• CHS Football Head Coach Mark Ecke Suspended Pending Hearing
• Note About The Dodd Middle School Seventh Grade Honor Roll
• Preview Of This Week's Cheshire Herald
• Former Cheshire Police Officer And Private Investigator Charged With Bribing Witness To Change Story
• For Three Quarters Of A Century, Strawberry Festival Has Delighted Residents
• CHS Group Holding Fundraiser For Relay
• Preview Of This Week's Cheshire Herald
• Check Your Health: How To Take Care Of Those Cuts And Bruises
• Suburban Garden Club Holding Annual Plant Sale
• De Jongh Being Honored At Grange Awards Night
• School District Has Several Things Planned For Teacher Appreciation Week
• Locker Room Renovation Unlikely For This Year As Town Appears Poised To Rethink Options
• Preview Of This Week's Cheshire Herald
• Primary Day Results
• Calvary Life Opening Its Doors Once Again
• How Can You NOT Laugh at a Time Like This : Book Signing and Singing Event
• CYT Summer Theater Programs Offer A Variety Of Activities
• Suzio, Markley Holding Gas Tax Rally This Morning
• Early-Morning Shooting Appears To Be Accidental
• UPDATE: Brush Fire On Dickerman Road Out
• Preview Of This Week's Cheshire Herald
• Note About Website Submissions
• Check Your Health: Everyone Can Prevent A Dangerous Fall
• Parks And Recreation Ready To Fill Up Your Child's Vacation
• Murder by the Book: Mystery Book Club
• Cheshire-Southington YMCA Looking For Budding Young Gymnasts
• Former Cheshire Resident Dies After Saving Young Child
• Local Politician Blasts House Decision To Repeal The Death Penalty
• Preview Of This Week's Cheshire Herald
• Council Passes Budget
• MS Walk Set For April 22
• Happy Easter! Here Are Some Fun Facts About The Holiday:
• Fire Department Ball Next Weekend!
• Free This Weekend? Check Out These Local Events!
• Preview Of This Week's Cheshire Herald
• Musical Duo 'Hungrytown'
• Gizmos, Gadgets, and Goo: Mad Scientist's Club
• Town Council Prepares To Cut Budget
• Library Holding Programs To Celebrate Earth Day
• Several Car Burglaries Has Police Stepping Up Patrols
• After Twilight: Paranormal Book Club
• Grippo, Pinkham Re-elected To Posts In Republican Town Committee
• Preview Of This Week's Cheshire Herald
• Few Turn Out For Public Hearing As Budget Process Nears End
• Author Talk: 'The Day Everything Changed'
• Where to Hike in Cheshire
• Colleen Plimpton, Author of 'Mentors in the Garden of Life'
• Genetics & Cancer: Know Your Risk
• Free Glucose Screenings In Honor Of Diabetes Alert Day
• UPDATE: Thousands Lose Power In Cheshire
• CHS Bringing Music Man To The Stage
• Looking For A Magic Carpet Ride? Dodd Presents Aladdin, Jr. The Next Two Days
• Preview Of This Week's Cheshire Herald
• First Vote On Death Penalty Repeal Today
• Street Sweeping To Begin
• CUREchief Co-Founder Up For Important Award, Looks To Community For Help
• Happy St. Patrick's Day! Here Are Some Fun Facts About The Holiday
• Debate Over Death Penalty Heats Up As Petit Family Weighs In
• Preview Of This Week's Cheshire Herald
• DOT To Begin Bridge Work
• Milone Proposes Two Percent Increase For Operating Budget
• Diker Selected For Executive Management Program
• Some Interesting Facts About Daylight Saving Time
• Reminder About "A Knight To Remember" At Lane Construction Tonight, Sponsored By Norton School
• Fire Department Asking Residents To Change Batteries In Smoke And CO Alarms This Weekend
• Man Crashes Into Tree, Arrested For DUI
• Preview Of This Week's Cheshire Herald
• Check Your Health: How To Handle Acute Bronchitis
• Another Italian Eatery Planned For Old Brix Restaurant Location
• Local Resident Helps Out With Civil Air Patrol
• Doolittle Tag Sale On Tap For Tomorrow
• Preview Of This Week's Cheshire Herald
• UPDATED: Cheshire Schools To Dismiss Early Today
• One Dead After Car Hits Tree
• Adinolfi Supports Including Primary Care Provider On ID Cards
• PZC Public Hearing Tonight
• Reminder: Army Airforce Roundtable Discussion This Tuesday
• Local Family Hosting Chase Collegiate Information Session At Home
• Citizen's Police Academy Back For Another Year
• Preview Of This Week's Cheshire Herald
• With Komisarjevsky Sentence In, State Representatives Move To Abolish Death Penalty
• Suzio Promotes Gas Tax Cap Idea
• President's Day Reminder: Town Hall, Schools Closed
• Reminder: Yappie Hour On For Tomorrow At Paws
• CL&P Warns About Possible Scam
• Preview Of This Week's Cheshire Herald
• Public Safety Commission Warns Residents To Take Care While Enjoying Unseasonably Warm Temperatures
• The Cheshire Herald Wins Two Awards At NENPA Dinner
• Culture Corner: A NYC Treat For Lithuanian Taste Buds
• Rothman To Speak At Upcoming "Sports And Society" Panel Discussion
• Need Something To Do This Weekend? Check Out These Local Events
• Preview Of This Week's Cheshire Herald
• Local Man Pleads Not Guilty To Kidnapping, Sexual Assault Charges
• Pool Scheduled To Reopen Monday
• Check Your Health: What Are The Symptoms Of Prediabetes And What Should You Do?
• Officials Ask All To Respect New Turf's Rules
• Job Shadows Get A Taste Of Real World Journalism
• Preview Of This Week's Cheshire Herald
• Friends Of The Library Looking For New Members
• UPDATED 3:30 P.M.: Cheshire Man Arrested After Holding Two Local Woman Against Their Will
• Registration Schedule Announced For Kindergarteners
• Family, Komisarjevsky Speak At Sentencing
• BOE Approves $63.2 Million Budget
• Preview Of This Week's Cheshire Herald
• BOE Finance Committee Recommends Florio's Budget
• Komisarjevsky Wants To Speak In Court
• Tomorrow Is Deadline To Change Party Affiliation Ahead Of Primary
• ASSE Looking For Some Local Families To Host Exchange Students
• Department Offering Rape Defense Class
• Judge Denies Motion For Komisarjevsky Retrial
• Preview Of This Week's Cheshire Herald
• GOP Reps Holding Court At Town Hall Meeting Tonight
• Komisarjevsky Retrial Motion To Be Considered Tomorrow, As Activists Use MLK Day To Call For Repeal Of Death Penalty
• Avid Reader? Think About Joining One Of The Library's New Book Clubs
• Not Too Early To Start Thinking About Relay For Life
• Remember To Drop Off Christmas Trees Tomorrow
• Komisarjevsky Asks For A New Trial
• Preview Of This Week's Cheshire Herald
• Brix Restaurant Closes
• Bank Program Could Help Friends Of Cheshire Feral Cats Score Big
• Check Your Health: What Are Shingles And What's The Vaccine?
• Fire Department Warns All Residents To Take Fire Precautions
• Superintendent Requests 3.02 Percent Increase In Spending For Schools
• Florio Presents His Budget Request Tonight
• Preview Of This Week's Cheshire Herald
• Water Main Break Forces Cheshire High School To Close Early
• Milone To Discuss Town's Future At Grange Tomorrow
• Cheshire YMCA Looking For Participants To LIVESTRONG
• CL&P Warns Residents To Be Wary Of Scammers
• Rash Of Car Burglaries In Cheshire Has PD On Alert
• No Plans This Weekend? Here Are Some Things To Do In The Area
• Get Your Cheshire Herald This Morning
• Suspicious Package At Library Determined To Be Donated Books
• Holiday Season Is Ending, Budget Season Is Coming: Check Out Upcoming BOE Budget Schedule
• It's Christmas! Here Are Some "Dos" And "Don'ts" To Help You Get Through The Day
• 2012 Promises To Be A Big Year For The Fire Department
• Still Need To Bring A Dessert To Christmas Eve? Try Some Sugar Cookies From Scratch
• Get Your Cheshire Herald Today? If Not, Here's What's Inside
• YMCA Receives Grant For Early Education Programs
• Library Still Has Several Activities Planned For Kids Before The End To The Year
• Dr. Petit Presents NHHR With Check
• Nothing to Do This Weekend? Check Out These Fun Local Activities
• Get Your Cheshire Herald Today
• Splash Car Wash Giving Back To Tommy Fund
• State Police And Bozzuto's Looking To Stuff A Cruiser
• Businesses Encouraged To Sign On To Scholarship Booklet
• Komisarjevsky Sentenced To Death
• Trying To Decide What To Do This Weekend? Check Out These Local Happenings
• Haven't Gotten Your Cheshire Herald Today? Here's What You're Missing
• Seventy Years Since Pearl Harbor, CHS Looks To Celebrate Living History Of The Event
• Jury Enters Second Day Of Deliberations In Komisarjevsky Trial Penalty Phase
• Big Game Tips Off Tonight At Cheshire High School
• Body Of Local Developer Found In Housatonic River
• Is Animation Art Dead? Not By A Long Shot, Argue Owners Of Barker Animation
• Can't Decide What To Do This Weekend? Here Are Some Suggestions
• Preview Of This Week's Cheshire Herald
• Both Sides Rest In Komisarjevsky Death Penalty Case
• Former Cheshire Resident Fiske Missing After Boating Accident
• Yamamoto Honored As Finalist For State Teacher Of The Year Award
• Komisarjevsky's Daughter Offers Testimony This Week
• Create A Gingerbread House At The Historical Society
• Gannon-Salomon Singing And Dancing For The World During Macy's Parade
• Preview Of This Week's Cheshire Herald
• Cheshire Herald To Be Delivered Early This Week
• Student Says Volleyball Team Was "Shocked And Scared" After Explosion At High School
• Town Announces Its Storm Debris Cleanup Schedule
• Homemade Bomb Explodes In Cheshire High School Gym
• Have Nothing Planned For The Weekend? Check These Local Activities Out
• Giulietti Looking For Votes To Win Singing Contest
• Preview Of This Week's Cheshire Herald
• Environmental Group Awards Suzio A Perfect Score
• Recount Confirms Talbot As Winner In Fourth District
• Temple Beth David Serves Up Food And Dialogue Tomorrow
• Recount Scheduled In Fourth District Council Race
• No Weekend Plans? Check Out These Local Events!
• Preview Of This Week's Cheshire Herald
• Majority Of Cheshire Still Without Power, But Progress Being Reported
• Cheshire Schools Closed Until Thursday, At Earliest
• CL&P Issues Warning Regarding Halloween Trick Or Treating, Governor To Give Update At 6 P.M.
• Updated 11:22 A.M.:Town Plans To Have One Emergency Shelter Located At High School
• CL&P Issues Statement In Regards To Storm Cleanup And Power Restoration
• Nintey-One Percent Of Cheshire Still Without Power, Cheshire Herald Office Closed For Monday
• Cheshire Schools Closed Tomorrow
• Cheshire Hit Hard As State Digs Out From Storm
• Editor's Notebook: Leave Halloween Right Where It Is
• Town Opens Emergency Shelter
• More Than 60 Percent Of Cheshire Residents Without Power
• Police Make Drug Arrest At Flagler Avenue Residence
• Nothing To Do This Weekend? Check Out These Fun Local Activities
• Preview Of This Week's Cheshire Herald
• Defense Team For Komisarjevsky Paints Image Of Killer As An Abused And Broken Man
• Republicans Holding A Meet And Greet Tomorrow
• Death Penalty Phase Delayed One Day
• If Your Weekend Is Still Open, Check Out These Local Happenings
• A Preview Of This Week's Cheshire Herald
• Candidates Forum Is Tonight At Town Hall
• Library Issues Statement In Regards To Upcoming Construction
• Police Arrest Wallingford Man Found With Marijuana And Prescription Pills
• Editor's Notebook: Death Penalty Opponents Offering False Arguments
• Voter Registration Day Upcoming
• Nothing Planned For This Autumn October Weekend? Cheshire Has Some Haunts And Laughs To Offer
• BREAKING NEWS: Komisarjevsky Found Guilty On 17 Counts
• Preview Of This Week's Cheshire Herald, Along With A Change In Dates For The Halloween Haunted Hayride This Weekend
• Jury Begins Deliberation As Judge Denies Mistrial Motion Filed By Komisarjevsky Defense
• Komisarjevsky Defense Team Files One More Motion As Sides Prepare For Closing Arguements
• Reminder About Columbus Day Holiday
• Editor's Notebook: Steve Jobs Revolutionized How We Live
• Have Plans For The Weekend? If Not, Check Out These Local Events
• Lady Rams Have National-Record Streak Snapped
• Komisarjevsky Defense Team Expected To Rest Today, Closing Statements Tentatively Scheduled For Next Tuesday
• Falcone's Work To Be Displayed Locally
• Prosecution Tries To Link Gasoline On Komisarjevsky's Clothing With Intent To Kill
• Prosecution Expected To Rest Its Case Against Komisarjevsky Today
• St. Peter's Continues It Tradition Of The Pumpkin Patch
• MidState Opening A MediQuick In Cheshire
• Editor's Notebook: Defense Continues To Prove That Anything Goes In Komisarjevsky Trial
• Kol Ami Golf Tournament Coming Up Next Week
• Testimony Continues After Autopsy Results For Hayley Petit Presented
• Komisarjevsky Trial Continues As Local Detective Is Cross Examined
• AARP Driver Safety Program Worth The Time
• Economic Luncheon Scheduled For Next Wednesday
• Looking For Something To Do This Weekend? Check Out These Local Events
• Time Change For CHS Football Game At Hillhouse!
• Editor's Notebook: After Week One, Komisarjevsky Trial Setting Up To Be Different Than Hayes Case
• Court Expected To Hear Rest Of Komisarjevsky Recorded Statement Today
• Jury Shown Graphic Photos Of Petit Murder Crime Scene
• Local Residents Prepare Screening Of New Documentary, "Running On Empty: The Brain Drain In Local TV News"
• Komisarjevsky Trial Begins Today
• For Stauffer Sisters, CHS Truly Is Family Affair
• Fall Festival Hailed As “Biggest Ever” By Organizers
• Nothing To Do This Sunday? There's A Lot To Choose From In Cheshire
• Hot COCO 5K and Kid's Fun Run
• Council Approves New Contract For Milone
• Judge Denies Motion To Sequester Jury Ahead Of Trial
• PZC Gives Bowman "OK" To Move Forward On New Development
• Keeler Property Development Expected To Be Voted On Tonight
• Time For Americans To Say "Thank You" To Those Who Have Kept Us Safe
• Don't Have Your Weekend Planned Out? Consider A Few Local Events
• Attorney Expects Komisarjevsky Defense To Be Aggressive During Trial
• Going To The Fall Festival? Want To Know What To Expect? Pick Up Tomorrow's Edition Of The Cheshire Herald
• Cheshire Dog Park Looking For Fall Festival Volunteers
• Local Student Recalls Difficult Times After 9/11 In New Book
• Tyson Family Chosen As One Of The Most “Joyous” In Nation
• Enjoy Shakespeare? Get Your Tickets Early For Upcoming CCT Production
• UPDATE: CL&P Expects 100 Percent Of Cheshire Residents To Have Power This Afternoon
• Teams Search For Venues
• CL&P Reports Nearly 100 Percent Of Cheshire Back On Line
• Town Announces Curbside Branch Collection To Assist In Irene Cleanup
• Irene Gone; But Damage Left In Its Wake (Updated Monday 4 p.m.)
• Police Department Welcomes New Officer, Fills Last Position
• Irene Gone; But Damage And Power Outages Left In Its Wake (Updated 7:30 p.m.)
• Scenes From Around Cheshire Following Hurricane Irene
• CL&P deploys all available crews to begin the restoration effort
• CL&P Opens Emergency Operations Center
• First Day Of Cheshire Schools Canceled!
• TOWN OF CHESHIRE HURRICANE IRENE EMERGENCY RESPONSE
• Town Prepares For Hurricane Irene
• Liberopoulos Happy To Help New Students Adjust To College
• TOWN OF CHESHIRE HURRICANE IRENE EMERGENCY RESPONSE
• Linear Trail Trimmed From Capital Budget
• Ready To Shred It? Join Kol Ami And Get Rid Of Some Unwanted Documents
• Back to School for Cheshire - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• Local Family Honored As One Of The Most "Joyous" In Nation
• Marcucci Honored By HBJ As One Of State’s 40 Under 40
• Fifth Grader’s Very Personal Essay A Winner
• CYS To Begin Processing Energy Assistance Applications
• Information About New E-Edition And Problems Logging In
• New Campion Contract Should Save Cheshire $250,000
• Public Hearing For Capital Budget Draws No Interest
• Cheshire One Of Best Places To Live, According To Money Magazine
• The Big Dig: Reflecting On A Summer Of Archaeological Discovery
• Local Students Get Inside Look At Police Academy Training
• McKenney To Throw Hat Into Ring For Council Seat
• Town Mulls Energy Contracting Program
• Turf, Track Project Gets Final "OK" From Town Council
• Student Physicals Must Be Completed Before Opening Of School
• The Big Dig: What Do Archeologists Find? Treasure? Glory? How About Walls
• Imagine Cup Competition Experience Worth The Drive
• CHS Teacher Shows Academy Students How To Solve Crimes
• Cheshire Business Honored As One Of Fastest Growing Technology Companies
• Town Extends Electricity Contract
• Flag Count Gauges Town's Patriotism During Fourth Of July
• Local Music Comes To Elim Park Tomorrow
• The Big Dig: The Art Of Excavation
• PZC Delays Vote On Old Towne Commons
• Police Charge Man With Embezzling Thousands
• Tempers Flare As Council Continues To Debate Turf Project
• Ready For November? Town Political Parties Announce Their Slate Of Candidates
• PZC Delays Vote On Keeler Property Project
• The Big Dig: The Search For The Mycenaean Continues
• Benjamin Uses Blueberry Plants To Teach His Son About Food
• Fife And Drum Will Muster At Bartlem Park Saturday, July 23
• Cheshire PD To Use 3-Wheel Motorcycle
• Changes Will Not Affect Senior Center Services, Ferrall Insists
• Get Your Medical Questions Answered And Get Into Shape This Weekend
• Final Bids In For Turf Field
• Centorino Honored By Kohl's With Scholarship
• Residents Opposed To Keeler Development
• The Big Dig: Cressotti And His Fellow Archeologists Pass The Time With Humor And "Moving Tapes"
• Learn About Your Home Energy Options At Temple Beth David Next Week
• Town’s Website More User Friendly After Recent Facelift
• Pool Bubble Process Sped Up
• Residents Turn Out To Protest Planned South Main Street Development
• State Closing Enfield Prison, Moving More Than 300 Inmates To Cheshire Facility
• Cheshire Farm Sanctuary Aims To Heal The Body And Soul
• Do You Have The Golden Ticket? CYT Presenting Willy Wonka
• The Big Dig: Cressotti And His Crew Use Modern Technology To Answer Ancient Questions
• Local Teenagers Turn Their Birthday Party Into A Fundraiser
• Sullivan's Work Goes On Display Today
• Everybody’s Partners With IGA
• Love Fresh Veggies? New Garden Service Will Get You Growing
• The Big Dig: Follow Cheshire Native Francis Cressotti As He Unearths History On An Archaeological Dig In Greece
• Answer Grid For Cheshire Herald Puzzle
• Wright Shows Off Her Fitness In Seventeen Magazine!
• Aspiring Filmmaker Accepts Lifetime Opportunity In LA
• Local Students Receive Book Awards
• Developer Plans Mixed Development On Historic Keeler Property
• As The Fourth Of July Approaches, Fire Marshal Reminds All About Firework Laws And Safety
• Halos Shine On ‘Beauty And The Beast’ Castmates
• Elementary School Students Movin’ On Up
• Cheshire Chamber Carnival Canceled Tonight, Extended To Next Week
• FD/PD System Could Be Operational In A Year
• Cheshire High School Class Of 2011 Graduation....In Photos
• Bad Weather Can't Dampen Spirits Of 2011 Graduates
• Cheshire Business Coach Presents to Cheshire Chamber of Commerce
• Graduation Ceremonies To Be Held Outside, Rain Or Shine
• Elementary Schools Celebrate Promotion Day
• Important Reminder About Dog Licenses
• Kids Care: More Than Just Fun
• Culture Corner: Search Out The Phoenix Stage Company And Enjoy The Show
• Cheshire Academy Says Goodbye To Class Of 2011
• Library Work May Cause Delays On Main Street
• Turf Bids Come In
• McDonalds Grand Reopening On Monday, June 20
• Come Out For The Mural Unveiling At Artsplace Tomorrow Night
• Check Out Scene From Cheshire's Relay For Life Event
• Ambassabears Travel The World For Doolittle Students
• Quilt National 2011 Award A Thrill For Kate Themel
• Pick Up Your Tickets Now For CYT's Willy Wonka
• Town Finally Connects To U-Verse Cable Channel
• UPDATE: Library May Close Briefly Tomorrow
• If You're Interested In Helping Out The Cheshire Dog Park, Attend Their Meeting Tonight
• Student Voice: Sex Education Needs To Catch Up To Modern Times
• CHS Artists Display Year’s Work At Show
• ‘Dirty Dozen’ Runners Meet Ragnar Relay Challenge
• Possibility Library Will Be Closed Next Friday
• Transfer Station To Close End Of Month
• Music And Healthy Eating Kick Off June Events At The Library
• Cheshire Businessman Named a Managing Partner with Pelorus Advisors in Hartford
• Senior Musings: Games Aren't Just For Youngster And Senior Center Is The Perfect Place To Find The Right One For You
• Cheshire Residents Surprised By Academy’s Award Presentation
• Cosmic Dust Bunnies To Join Big Names At B.O.M.B.
• Cheshire Ed. Foundation Presents Its Scholarship Awards
• State Says Prison Closings Won’t Affect Cheshire Institution
• Important Information For Elderly And Disabled
• DEP Called After Gas Seeps Into Storm Drain
• Jenner Warns Students About The Dangers Of Distracted Driving
• Culture Corner: Check Out Olde School Saloon & Bistro In New Haven For Fine Dining And Fun Atmosphere
• Lots Of Healthy Fun In Store At Sunday’s Expo
• Police Issue Traffic Advisory For Sunday's Healthy Living Expo And Road Race
• Final Hurdle Cleared? Artificial Turf Project Design Approved
• Turf Field Design Approved By Council
• Library Has Wide Variety Of Programs Scheduled
• Purr Project Looking For "Doers"
• New Torah Bringing Excitement To Temple Beth David
• CHS Students Introduced To World Issues At Symposium
• Co-founder Of Local Group CUREchief Honored With Award
• Pool Opens For First Time Since Winter
• Two Dogs Die In House Fire
• UConn Coach, Cheshire Native Paul Pasqualoni Returns To Town
• YMCA Road Race, Bike Event, And Healthy Living Expo Coming This Month
• St. Bridget Students Master Art Of Handwriting
• Culture Corner
• Former CHS Grad Talks Dangers Of Drunk Driving
• Reception Tonight At Goldsmith's To Showcase Sherman's Work
• Woman Escapes Accident Without Serious Injury
• Farm Group Gets New Lease
• Neighbor To Neighbor Energy Challenge Launched
• Scenes From The Royal Wedding: The Kiss And The Aftermath
• Student Voice: Ivy League Obsession Isn't Healthy
• Scenes From The Royal Wedding: A Marriage To Remember
• Chapman Students Earn Top Honors For Walk MS Poster Contest
• Memorial Day Parade 2011
• Town Vehicle Pass Their "Inspection"
• Scenes From The Royal Wedding: Celebration An All-Week Affair
• Son Of CHS Teacher And Coach Dies After Tragic Accident
• Scenes From The Royal Wedding: Hayley Samela Reports From Europe
• Tapp To Speak Tonight As Part Of Alcohol Awareness Week
• Councilor Anne Giddings Dies From Injuries Suffered During Accident
• Local Author Hopes Spirituality Brings Real Healing
• Poets Take To The Podium At CHS
• Grange Gets A Personal Look At Birds Of Prey
• Rough Winter Takes Toll On Fields In Town
• Cheshire Offering Nature-Related Events Around Earth Day
• Lane Construction Steps Up To Help March Of Dimes
• Senior Musings: Technology Keeps Moving Along
• Five Years In, CHS Best Buddies Program Thriving
• Dodd Students Make Math Count At Competitions
• Board Approves Teachers Union Concessions
• Teachers Union Agrees To Concessions, Board Expected To Vote On Proposal Tonight
• Engineer To Design Turf Plan
• Council Approves $97.7 Million Budget
• Street Sweeping Begins Today
• ****NOTICE: The Cheshire Herald Is Looking For A Freelance Photographer
• CHS Students Wow Judges With Dream Homes
• Neville To Speak About Horticulture At Suburban Garden Club Meeting
• Council Set To Cut $1.8 Million From Budget Request
• Syrup Makers Tapping Into A Sweet Pasttime
• Winter Weather Does Damage To Tennis Courts
• Performance Contracting Bids May Become Common In Cheshire
• CHS Had Chance To Be A Part Of MTV Reality Show Pilot
• Public Gets Its Chance To Speak On Budget Tonight
• Earth Day To Be Celebrated All Month At Library
• Marksman’s Interest Enhanced By American History
• Boyer Honored As One Of “Special Five”
• Get Ready To "Analyze This" As CCT Prepares For Upcoming Production
• Law Change Could Be “Devastating” To Cheshire, Slocum Says
• Youngsters Help Raise Funds For Japan
• Councilor In Critical Condition After Accident
• Student Voice: Education Should Be A Higher Priority Than Taxes
• Chen Reaches Nationals In American Legion Oratorical Contest
• Appalachian Experience A Meaningful Spring Break
• Grant Will Help Push Library Expansion Toward Finish Line
• Judge Denies Komisarjevsky's Plea Motion
• Cheshire’s Victoria Reid Stars in “Die Fledermaus”
• Budget Workshop Planned Tonight
• Cheshire Home To Two ‘Bright Young Leaders’
• Free Home Energy Basics Workshop On April 7th
• CHS Hockey Finally Tops Guilford, Wins Fourth State Title!
• CHS Debate Tackles Key Issues Facing Nation
• Cheshire Resident Congratulated By Former President Clinton
• Komisarjevsky To Plead Guilty If Spared Death, Lawyers Say
• Cheshire Residents To Chair Hearts Of Community Awards At Sacred Heart University
• Town Will Begin Street Sweeping Next Month
• St. Patrick's Day Can Be Fun For The Kids As Well
• Dodd Thespians To Bring Out “Beauty” In Play
• Retracing The Century-Old Steps Of Troop B
• Milone Proposes Four Percent Increase In Spending
• Heavy Rain, Melting Snow Cause Problems
• Several Scholarships Available Through Community Foundation of Greater New Haven
• As Tax Season Approaches, IRS Service Provides Select Residents Ability To File Online
• Monday Rain Causes Flooding, Traffic Problems
• Cheshire To Host Welcome Home Ceremony
• Puppeteer Entertains, Educates At CPL Show
• Cheshire Professor Shaves His Head To Battle Childhood Cancer
• HDC Assuming Residents “OK” With Proposed Changes
• Three Injured After Head-On Collision Off Reservoir Road
• Scholarship Awards To Be Given In Honor Of Schena
• Supreme Court Agrees To Hear Markley Lawsuit
• St. Bridget Comes Together To Help Children Of Haiti
• Winter Woes Won’t Keep Dancer From What She Loves
• Blue Denies Another Defense Motion, No Word On Location Change
• Schrumm Expecting A Tough Budget Debate
• Suzio Wins 13th District Senate Seat
• Polls Opened Today For Special Election
• Court Denies Motions To Remove Judge And Limit Petit Access
• Science Takes Center Stage At St. Bridget School
• People To People Set To Introduce Houseman To U.K.
• Reihl Makes USA Hockey History In Turkey!
• Elderly To Take Advantage Of Tax Relief Programs
• Car Crashes Into Side Of CVS Building
• Pokers Baseball Team Tryout....................Feb 20, 2011....................3 - 4 pm
• Hakim A Winner Again At Geography Bee
• Animator Hopes ‘Olifant’ Series Becomes Online Hit
• Jury Selection For Komisarjevsky Trial To Start In March
• Emergency Personnel Respond To Fire At Grand Apizza
• Town Council Discusses Future Of The Pool
• Waverly Tavern Closing After Nearly Two Decades
• CPFA Grant To Help Students Learn About Kensett’s Life
• Students Get A Glimpse Of Life At The Cheshire Herald
• Recipe Results In ‘Glamour’-ous Engagement
• Roof Collapses Reported After Storm
• Portion Of Roof At Cavalry Life Collapses
• Turf Field Continues To Move Forward As Bids Are Requested
• Police Ask For Help In Catching Snow Blower Burglar
• Town Updates Residents On Approach To Record Snowfall
• CHS Will Honor Veterans With South Pacific
• Promotion Places Cheshire Native In Command
• BOE Recommends Florio's Budget Untouched
• Cheshire Schools Announce Early Dismissal
• Fashion Sense Lands Cheshire's Chin A Dream Opportunity
• Officials Face Questions After Pool Bubble Collapse
• Williams Shows Off His Skills In Geography Bee
• Hard Work Pays Off For CHS Young Democrats
• Plane Crashes Near Boulder Road
• Snow And Ice Storms Cause Problems In Town
• Fallen Traffic Light Closes Highland Avenue
• Gagliardi Sounds Off On Town Council
• CHS Shows Troops They Care Through Letters
• Bridge Project Satisfies A Neighborhood Need
• Plane Crashes In Cheshire
• Snow Storm Causes Collapse At Cheshire Community Pool
• *****IMPORTANT NOTE ABOUT CHESHIRE HERALD DELIVERY
• Cheshire Town Offices Closed
• Cheshire Schools Closed
• Cheshire Issues Parking Ban In Anticipation Of Storm
• Town Historian Will Vacate Office
• Mr. Nisar Goes To Washington
• Library Workshop Opens The Book On E-Readers
• Florio Proposes 5.09 Percent Increase
• Cheshire Schools Letting Out Early
• Florio Presents His Budget Proposal Tonight
• Gaffey Resigns, Pleads Guilty To Larceny Charges
• Taglia Embraces Power Of The Crown
• BOE Grapples With Special Ed Shortfall
• Dodd Food Drive Helps Give Back
• Career At Local Station Capped By Top Honor
• The Herald Looks Back At The Year That Was In 2010
• Blizzard Hits Cheshire, Region Hard
• CHS Working To Clear Air In The Building
• Residents Reminded To Clear Sidewalks
• Cheshire Parking Ban Ordered
• Dodd’s Future Teachers Enjoy Club Activities
• Hu Shows Off Her Artistic Touch For Holiday Card
• Last Minute Idea For A Tasty Appetizer
• Linear Trail Will Take A Different Route
• John Rook/Cheshire Herald
• Darcey Adds Personal Touch To Food Baskets
• Healthy Eating At Dodd
• Waverly Urn Was Inn’s Hallmark Of Elegance
• Council Votes To Accept Artificial Turf Grant
• Local Family Hoping Playing Cards Help Find Their Son
• GOP, Dems Nominate Councilors
• Arai Goes All Out To Sell Popcorn For Pack, Food Pantry
• Pizza And Cupcakes Are A Perfect Combo
• Milone Names Dryfe New Chief Of Police
• Holiday Photo Fundraiser
• Registration being accepted for Pokers 2010/2011 Winter/Spring Baseball programs
• Don’t Miss Out - Register for 2010 Fall Pokers Teams Today!
• New England Baseball Accepting registration for summer baseball camps
• Central Connecticut Chiropractic Newsletter - February 2010
• Central Connecticut Chiropractic Food Drive
• Central Connecticut Chiropractic - 8th Annual Toys for Tots
• College Financial Planning Night
• Office Business Centers Offer Cost Effective Solution in Stormy Economy
• Babysitting courses available in Massachusetts, Connecticut and Rhode Island with CPR and first aid
• Coldwell Banker Residential Brokerage Cheshire Office Bowls for Life Haven on June 20th
• Cheshire Coldwell Banker Residential Brokerage Office Volunteers with Habitat for Humanity
• Cheshire Coldwell Banker Residential Brokerage Moves to New Location
• Virginia McKinney to Lead Coldwell Banker Residential Brokerage's Cheshire Office

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