Middletown, CT News

• Middletown, CT News
• MxCC Math Professor Selected to Lead Discussion Group at International Congress of Mathematical Education Event to be Held in Seoul
• Danezia Cordero of Meriden Selected to Receive MxCC Student Senate Prize
• MxCC Math Professor Selected to Lead Discussion Group at International Congress of Mathematical Education Event to be Held in Seoul
• FIVE MIDDLETOWN RESIDENTS INDUCTED INTO NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY
• STUDENTS AND COMMUNITY MET TO DISCUSS INVASIVE PLANT CONTROL AT MXCC
• MIDDLETOWN RESIDENTS RECEIVE ACADEMIC AWARDS FROM MxCC
• Dr. Anna M. Wasescha Inaugurated as Middlesex Community College Sixth President
• Mayhem at Javapalooza
• Middlesex Chamber Member Breakfast and Press Conference
• Middlesex Community College Celebrates Inauguration and Earth Week
• Middlesex Chamber Announces 21st Century Office Training Programs
• NXEGEN files lawsuit against Comverge, Inc.
• Conversations That Matter … 2012 MCCF Party With A Purpose Series Begins …
• MxCC Students Selected to Exhibit at the Hartford Art School
• ELECTED OFFICIALS AND LEGISLATIVE AIDE VISIT MXCC AMERICAN GOVERNMENT CLASS
• DR. MINKLER SELECTED AS NEW DEAN OF ACADEMIC AFFAIRS AT MxCC
• Of Goddess and Expression - Exhibition
• Governor Dannel P. Malloy To Speak At Middlesex Chamber Breakfast Meeting
• Middnight on Main 2012
• New Officers Elected to Lead MxCC Foundation
• MxCC President Hosts Breakfast for Legislators, Mayors, Board of Regents
• HUSBAND AND WIFE WIN BEST OVERALL IN 9th ANNUAL MxCC $CHOLARSHIP 5K
• MxCC Celebrates Navaratri Indian Cultural Festival
• MAYORAL CANDIDATES VISIT WITH MXCC STUDENTS
• Middlesex County 2011 Fall Career Fair
• Middlesex Chamber Announces Business to Business Expo 2011 Luncheon Meeting with Catherine Smith
• Middlesex Chamber Announces Business To Business Expo 2011 Economic Forecast Breakfast Meeting
• MxCC CREATES NEW FINANCIAL SUPPORT PROGRAM FOR SINGLE PARENTS
• Middlesex Chamber Breakfast with Hall of Fame Coach Jim Calhoun
• 2011 Ophthalmic Design & Dispensing Graduate Excels at National Opticians Conference Events
• CT Law Enforcement Officers Memorial Run
• MxCC $cholarship 5K Race
• Middlesex Community College Closed on First Day of Classes, Monday, August 29
• Back to School for Middletown - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• UConn Head Football Coach Paul Pasqualoni To Speak At Middlesex Chamber
• ARF! Celebrates the Dog Days of Summer!
• Middlesex County Community Foundation’s LLGL365 Fund Awards First Grants
• Middlesex County Community Foundation Accepting Grant Applications
• Community Foundation's LLGL365 Fund Awards First Grants
• DR. ANNA WASESCHA TAKES HELM AS NEW PRESIDENT AT MXCC
• Kemba Walker to be Honored with Middlesex Chamber's Role Model of the Year Award
• MxCC CONFERS HONORARY DEGREE ON ROBERT A. CHAPMAN
• SIXTEEN MIDDLETOWN RESIDENTS RECEIVE MXCC SCHOLARSHIPS
• Middlesex Chamber Breakfast with Geno Auriemma and Tina Charles
• MxCC Students Bring Stories from the Soup Kitchen to Life
• Local Support Increases for 'No Bully Zone' Initiative
• MCCF Fund for Women and Girls Hosts Lady Parts: Car Talk for Women's Bodies
• PRESIDENT SELECTED FOR MIDDLESEX COMMUNITY COLLEGE
• Middlesex Chamber Special Housing Program with US Secretary of Housing Shaun Donovan
• Middlesex United Way News - Mar 24, 2011
• Opportunity to Support the People of Japan
• Middlesex Chamber Breakfast with Mark Bertolini
• Jan. 12th Human Services Orientation Cancelled
• Middlesex Chamber Breakfast Meeting with Brian Cashman
• Community Foundation Announces New Officers and Leaders
• MCCF Awards $3,000 Grant To CT River Museum
• Verizon Awards Grant to New Horizons for Holiday Gift Program for Domestic Violence Victims and Children
• Middlesex Chamber Breakfast Meeting With Governor Rell
• Thanakhon Likhitlerdrat - Silken Forms
• Mark Williams' Exhibition - Can't We All Just Get Along?
• Middlesex County Community Foundation Honored at AFP National Philanthropy Day Awards Luncheon
• Middlesex Chamber Breakfast With Senator Chris Dodd
• 30 Mosques in 30 days
• Celebrating Students 2013: Dorisol Inoa
• West African Drumming & Dance Workshop
• Professor Lorelle Semley: ‘Porto-Novo, Trans-African City’
• The State of Native Connecticut: A panel discussion
• An interview with Professor Neely Bruce about pianist Donald Berman and Chopin
• Cookie Cup Competition 2010
• Professor Terry Smith: ‘Contemporary Art: World Perspectives’
• Celebrating Students: Bulaong Ramiz ’11
• Wesleyan on Broadway – See this show!
• English majors Storm the Dorm
• Make a West African Thanksgiving
• Jessica Carso: ‘Greatest person of the day’
• Taste of Africa
• Eiko and Koma continue ‘living’ installation at Walker Art Center
• WHERE @ WES? Can you guess what building this is on campus?
• Beautiful fall morning on Wesleyan's campus Nov. 9.
• Meriden Superintendent Dr. Mark Benigni to Teach at Middlesex Community College, Meriden Center
• Frosty football field this morning.
• Scott Holmes Wins the MxCC $cholarship 5K Run/walk
• Scott Holmes Wins the MxCC $cholarship 5K Run/walk
• Knight Foundation President and CEO, Chairman of the Board of The Newseum, and former publisher of The Miami Herald, Alberto Ibargüen ‘66, was the featured speaker for the 18th annual Dwight L. Greene Symposium in Memorial Chapel on Oct. 23.
• A photo collection of Homecoming / Family Weekend 2010, held Oct. 22-24.
• Students walk by the Center for the Americas Oct. 29.
• A "colorful" campus tour on Oct. 28.
• Biking across the College Row green Oct. 29.
• Wesleyan in October 2010.
• It's A Hit on display at the Fairfield Museum and History Center
• Deadlines loom for new voters to register
• TRIPLE-MURDER TRIAL: Hayes jury to decide: Life or Death
• Police kill N.Y. college football player from Mass.
• E. Hampton still unsure about town engineer position
• "I'LL GET YOU": Threatening leads to arrest
• Alleged fight between roommates leads to arrest of illegal immigrant
• EDGAR ALLEN POE: Coming to Cromwell library Wednesday night
• Wesleyan receives $5 M in endowments for staff, students
• Middletown arrests
• Conn. firms say they could have handled the demands of campaign videos
• Where @ Wes?
• Millions spent on campaign ads: Out-of-state firms get majority of money
• Celebrating a century: Milton Arnold turns 100
• Middlesex Chamber Business To Business Expo To Feature Annual Health And Wellness Fair....
• Witness: Her "skin crawled" when she met Komisarjevsky
• Blumenthal drops by Torrington Democratic headquarters to pump up voter ‘canvass kickoff’
• EAST HAMPTON UPDATE: Waiting game goes on as judge says wait for referendum (with video)
• Rockfall Foundation to host Connecticut River tour
• 6 towns team up to share energy savings
• SENATE PROFILE: McMahon aims to create jobs
• 6 towns team up to share energy savings
• EAST HAMPTON UPDATE: Waiting game goes on as judge says wait for referendum (with video)
• SENATE PROFILE: Blumenthal tackles health care
• Deadlines loom for new voters to register
• Rockfall Foundation to host Connecticut River tour
• Cromwell arrests
• TRIPLE-MURDER TRIAL: Hayes jury to decide: Life or Death
• 6 towns team up to share energy savings
• WESLEYAN SALON SUNDAYS: Indiginous rights discussion set for Oct. 24 in Middletown
• A campus tour stops by Judd Hall this afternoon.
• Deadlines loom for new voters to register
• 6,000 days: A different way to celebrate an anniversary
• The Van Vleck Observatory painting is almost complete.
• TRIPLE-MURDER TRIAL: Hayes jury to decide: Life or Death
• Deadline looming for East Hampton to vacate Town Hall Annex
• WHERE@WES: Can anyone guess what building this door frame belongs to?
• Freed miners return to poverty
• 3rd-party candidates increase in popularity for this year's election
• WHERE @ WES? Anyone have a guess as to where this is on campus?
• TRIPLE-MURDER TRIAL: Hayes jury to decide: Life or Death
• WHERE @ WES? Can anyone guess what building this cupola and weather vane sit atop?
• SENATE PROFILE: McMahon aims to create jobs
• WHERE @ WES? This should be an easy one! Where on campus is this?
• SENATE PROFILE: Blumenthal tackles health care
• It's only primer!
• Cromwell arrests
• WHERE @ WES? What building?
• WESLEYAN SALON SUNDAYS: Indiginous rights discussion set for Oct. 24 in Middletown
• Did you see In the Heights Tony Award winner Lin-Manuel Miranda '02 on "So You Think You Can Dance" Thursday night?
• 6,000 days: A different way to celebrate an anniversary
• WHERE @ WES will you find this light?
• Deadline looming for East Hampton to vacate Town Hall Annex
• Celebrating a century: Milton Arnold turns 100
• The 2010 Professional Development Workshop Series continues today. Participants include advanced undergraduate and graduate students from the College of Natural Sciences and Mathematics.
• 3rd-party candidates increase in popularity for this year's election
• Middletown Rite Aid hit with a number of shopliftings
• Freed miners return to poverty
• EAST HAMPTON: Nov. 2 referendum will determine police chief's status
• Witness: Her "skin crawled" when she met Komisarjevsky
• TRIPLE-MURDER TRIAL: Hayes jury to decide: Life or Death
• Rockfall Foundation to host Connecticut River tour
• Blumenthal drops by Torrington Democratic headquarters to pump up voter ‘canvass kickoff’
• Assault, theft land city man in jail
• A QUIET HERO: E. Hampton man praised for efforts to save accident victim
• Woman flung out of Jeep in Portland accident
• Sibley Co. sued over contamination
• A QUIET HERO: E. Hampton man praised for efforts to save accident victim
• Latest QU poll shows Dan Malloy edging out Tom Foley in gubernatorial race
• Sibley Co. sued over contamination
• State phasing out lifetime handicap parking passes
• Latest QU poll shows Dan Malloy edging out Tom Foley in gubernatorial race
• Veterans memorial fundraising at halfway
• State phasing out lifetime handicap parking passes
• STOLEN SCARECROWS: Cops say bandits nab scarecrows outside museum in Norwich, Conn.
• Veterans memorial fundraising at halfway
• Two killed on I-95 while changing tire
• STOLEN SCARECROWS: Cops say bandits nab scarecrows outside museum in Norwich, Conn.
• NO DEAL: Fox, Cablevision suspend negotiations
• Cromwell says no attorney for Flanders in land sale investigation
• Two killed on I-95 while changing tire
• DRESS DETECTIVE: Wisconsin woman finds stolen dress, solves burglaries
• CELEBRATE JENSEN: Seventh annual Jensen Fun Day in Cromwell Saturday
• NO DEAL: Fox, Cablevision suspend negotiations
• Cromwell says no attorney for Flanders in land sale investigation
• Judge: 2 weeks for home invasion punishment phase
• DRESS DETECTIVE: Wisconsin woman finds stolen dress, solves burglaries
• CELEBRATE JENSEN: Seventh annual Jensen Fun Day in Cromwell Saturday
• Squabble over who hit whom first leads to arrests
• Judge: 2 weeks for home invasion punishment phase
• City man, woman facing charges including prostitution, drug possession
• Squabble over who hit whom first leads to arrests
• 150 YEARS: Fife and drum corps celebrates anniversary
• City man, woman facing charges including prostitution, drug possession
• Middletown arrests
• 150 YEARS: Fife and drum corps celebrates anniversary
• Assault, theft land city man in jail
• Middletown arrests
• Woman flung out of Jeep in Portland accident
• Assault, theft land city man in jail
• Judge: 2 weeks for home invasion punishment phase
• Woman flung out of Jeep in Portland accident
• Squabble over who hit whom first leads to arrests
• A QUIET HERO: E. Hampton man praised for efforts to save accident victim
• City man, woman facing charges including prostitution, drug possession
• 150 YEARS: Fife and drum corps celebrates anniversary
• Middletown arrests
• Assault, theft land city man in jail
• Woman flung out of Jeep in Portland accident
• A QUIET HERO: E. Hampton man praised for efforts to save accident victim
• Cromwell says no attorney for Flanders in land sale investigation
• CELEBRATE JENSEN: Seventh annual Jensen Fun Day in Cromwell Saturday
• Author luncheon at The Inn at Middletown set for Oct. 23
• 5 arrested in Middletown as PD conducts another warrant sweep
• Judge: 2 weeks for home invasion punishment phase
• Squabble over who hit whom first leads to arrests
• Cromwell says no attorney for Flanders in land sale investigation
• City man, woman facing charges including prostitution, drug possession
• CELEBRATE JENSEN: Seventh annual Jensen Fun Day in Cromwell Saturday
• 150 YEARS: Fife and drum corps celebrates anniversary
• Author luncheon at The Inn at Middletown set for Oct. 23
• Middletown arrests
• 5 arrested in Middletown as PD conducts another warrant sweep
• Middletown arrests
• CELEBRATE JENSEN: Seventh annual Jensen Fun Day in Cromwell Saturday
• LET THE DOG OUT: K-9 used to track man who fled scene of accident
• Cromwell says no attorney for Flanders in land sale investigation
• Second scare rocks Saybrook Walmart: Day after alleged bomb threat, man vows to 'start killing people'
• Poll: Malloy's lead grows in Conn. gov. race
• Mentally ill man lights his own bedding on fire
• Author luncheon at The Inn at Middletown set for Oct. 23
• WATCHING PORN IN SCHOOL? Middletown custodian allegedly caught doing just that
• Melilli Plaza parking lot renovations half done
• E. Hampton petition drive surpasses necessary number of signatures
• Bus to transport Haz-Mat evacuated residents splits fuel tank
• Mysterious substance causes hazmat response in Middletown UPDATED WITH VIDEO
• Haddam man injured after being pinned between car and bus
• Chile’s textbook mine rescue brings global respect
• Open space grants for East Haddam, Middletown will preserve 470+ acres
• RECKLESS DRIVING: Middletown man accused of causing two car crashes while drunk
• E. HAMPTON: Chief issue continues to percolate
• Simple sidewalk transformed into learning trail
• BULLYING: What to do if your child is being bullied
• WATCHING PORN IN SCHOOL? Middletown custodian allegedly caught doing just that
• Portland gets ready for Veterans Day activities
• Melili Plaza parking lot renovations half done
• BULLYING: Middletown BOE hears complaints
• E. Hampton petition drive surpasses necessary number of signatures
• Middletown arrests
• Bus to transport Haz-Mat evacuated residents splits fuel tank
• Hazmat situation on South Main Street
• Haddam man injured after being pinned between car and bus
• Woman threatens to blow up Walmart in Old Saybrook
• Free at last!
• Exhibit to Raise Awareness of Domestic Violence Through Victims' Voices
• Cromwell hires familiar face as economic development coordinator
• Branford High grad’s sex life ‘thesis’ goes viral; Online slide show rates prowess of Duke athletes
• MINE RESCUE: Last of 33 trapped miners reaches surface
• Pedestrian hit by car on South Main Street in Middletown
• Middletown food drive is underway
• Conn. women’s group criticizes Foley’s health care plan
• Former Seymour woman, slain in Vt., eulogized, laid to rest
• Man survives mile-long trip through sewer
• JUDGE: Stop 'don't ask, don't tell' immediately
• UPDATE: 17 miners now free in Chile rescue
• Alleged Middletown stalker arrested
• Former Seymour woman, slain in Vt., eulogized, laid to rest
• Car vs. deer - vs. car
• JUDGE: Stop 'don't ask, don't tell' immediately
• E.Hampton Finance Board looking, own its own, at reduction in state aid
• Alleged Middletown stalker arrested
• 3 arrested on drug charges free, cases pending
• Car vs. deer - vs. car
• Middletown arrests
• E.Hampton Finance Board looking, own its own, at reduction in state aid
• Registered sex offender accused of driving around Middletown with teen
• New Dialysis center welcomed to Main Street in Middletown
• 3 arrested on drug charges free, cases pending
• Support for death penalty hits 10-year high in Connecticut
• Friends, family gather to remember Louis Marino
• Middletown arrests
• Lawyer argues that death too expensive in Petit slayings
• MAKE IT GO AWAY: E. Hampton council wants to rid itself of O'Keefe complaint
• New Dialysis center welcomed to Main Street in Middletown
• Pedestrian hit by car on South Main Street in Middletown
• Friends, family gather to remember Louis Marino
• 36-hour rescue under way for trapped Chilean miners
• MAKE IT GO AWAY: E. Hampton council wants to rid itself of O'Keefe complaint
• ELECTION: Dean, Jepsen debate focuses on Blumenthal
• 36-hour rescue under way for trapped Chilean miners
• Family rescues boy who fell 25 feet down well
• ELECTION: Dean, Jepsen debate focuses on Blumenthal
• Middletown food drive is underway
• Family rescues boy who fell 25 feet down well
• Branford High grad’s sex life ‘thesis’ goes viral; Online slide show rates prowess of Duke athletes
• ELECTION: Deadline to register to vote by mail in Conn. a week away
• NEWS:: Japan kills dolphins in annual hunt
• Cromwell arrests
• Stabbing on Main Street in Middletown
• Ohio baby a perfect ten
• Band donates cancellation fee in memory of Nora Miller
• Details in June stabbing released
• Food Not Bombs gets $15K settlement
• Halloween happenings around the area
• Szewczyk receives dual endorsement from Independents and GOP
• Portland residents advised of water service interruptions as High Street project completed
• Cromwell participation in ‘Take Back’ program deemed a success
• A view of Middletown from the Arrigoni Bridge Oct. 10. Look close and you can see Physical Plant's smoke stacks, Memorial Chapel and Exley Science Center in the distance.
• Middletown court facing a number of possible murder trials
• ELECTION: Dean, Jepsen debate focuses on Blumenthal
• Family rescues boy who fell 25 feet down well
• Middletown food drive is underway
• Man blames fatal crash on dog
• WHERE @ WES?
• East Hampton arrests
• Thousands attend regatta on CT River
• 5 killed, 4 injured in crash in southeast Michigan
• $7 MILLION for Middletown's Community Health Center
• SEXIEST WOMAN: Yankee Derek Jeter's girlfriend named 'sexiest woman alive' (photo)
• Bridgeport officer suspended for racist remark
• I-84 widening in Waterbury back on priority list
• Students with Conn. ties interning at White House
• Conn.: thousands of dogs, cats adopted
• Funds for Haddam water in short supply
• East Hampton arrests
• 5 killed, 4 injured in crash in southeast Michigan
• Thousands attend regatta on CT River
• $7 MILLION for Middletown's Community Health Center
• Students with Conn. ties interning at White House
• Ohio baby a perfect ten
• Conn.: thousands of dogs, cats adopted
• Band donates cancellation fee in memory of Nora Miller
• Funds for Haddam water in short supply
• Details in June stabbing released
• 3 charged with drug possession after Silver Street raid
• Cromwell arrest
• COP IN CROMWELL?: Record number of applicants for open officer's position
• Parents of pot-smoking tot sent to jail
• EAST HAMPTON CONTROVERSY: Chief's attorney wants decision faster
• 3 charged with drug possession after Silver Street raid
• Rell seeks reimbursement over DNA retesting
• Cromwell arrest
• ROBBERY PREVENTION: Woman tosses urns at man robbing funeral home
• COP IN CROMWELL?: Record number of applicants for open officer's position
• New Haven Columbus Day Parade today may be largest in New England
• EAST HAMPTON CONTROVERSY: Chief's attorney wants decision faster
• Man shot, killed by Conn. trooper not identified
• Rell seeks reimbursement over DNA retesting
• Lost boater hits Clinton breakwater
• ROBBERY PREVENTION: Woman tosses urns at man robbing funeral home
• Scott Brown cheers for McMahon in Milford rally
• New Haven Columbus Day Parade today may be largest in New England
• SEN. DODD: Middletown's Community Health Center to get $700,000
• UPDATE: Man shot, killed by Conn. trooper was convicted bank robber, escapee
• Meet-and-greet with candidates set for Tuesday in East Haddam
• Lost boater hits Clinton breakwater
• Scott Brown cheers for McMahon in Milford rally
• $7 MILLION for Middletown's Community Health Center
• Meet-and-greet with candidates set for Tuesday in East Haddam
• Parents of pot-smoking tot sent to jail
• Drill breaks through roof where Chilean miners have been trapped for 66 days
• Shooting causes tie-up on I-84 in Conn.
• DRINKING IN PUBLIC: Man accused of drinking next to boathouse in Harbor Park
• Cromwell arrest
• COP IN CROMWELL?: Record number of applicants for open officer's position
• EAST HAMPTON CONTROVERSY: Chief's attorney wants decision faster
• ROCKFALL SYMPOSIUM: Exploring the best options for Middlesex County
• COPS: Man stole baby formula from two Middletown grocery stores
• Parents of pot-smoking tot sent to jail
• Police stop truck that's possibly carrying explosives
• Shooting causes tie-up on I-84 in Conn.
• DRINKING IN PUBLIC: Man accused of drinking next to boathouse in Harbor Park
• Cromwell arrest
• COPS: Man stole baby formula from two Middletown grocery stores
• COP IN CROMWELL?: Record number of applicants for open officer's position
• Parents of pot-smoking tot sent to jail
• EAST HAMPTON CONTROVERSY: Chief's attorney wants decision faster
• Police stop truck that's possibly carrying explosives
• ROCKWELL SYMPOSIUM: Exploring the best options for Middlesex County
• 3 charged with drug possession after Silver Street raid
• Kleen Energy plant gets extension
• WHERE @ WES? Can you guess what campus building this is?
• Housing Stimulus: Finding home and hearth
• Route 9 south open again in Middletown after accident
• Conn. police warn of fast-spreading pornographic e-mail
• Motorcycle crash on the Arrigoni Bridge
• Community comes together to remember extraordinary woman in Cromwell
• COPS: Man stole baby formula from two Middletown grocery stores
• POLICE CHIEF DECISION: Councilman Klattenberg's letter to the public
• Parents of pot-smoking tot sent to jail
• Roland Prejean (Gary Gravelle) indicted for threats
• Police stop truck that's possibly carrying explosives
• Teens report man to police for smoking crack
• Community Health Center Receives $7 Million from U.S. Dept. of Health and Human Services to Construct New Health Center
• GOING SOLAR: Panels expected to bring savings to E. Hampton
• Janet Halley, the Royal Professor of Law at Harvard University, speaks on "Feminist Constructions of Wartime Rape as a War upon Women" during the Center for the Humanities' day long conference on Civil Culture in War Oct. 8.
• Cromwell arrests
• Community comes together to remember extraordinary woman in Cromwell
• Portland Fair opens tonight
• POLICE CHIEF DECISION: Councilman Klattenberg's letter to the public
• Blue Book dedicated to explosion victims
• Roland Prejean (Gary Gravelle) indicted for threats
• Kleen Energy plant gets extension
• Teens report man to police for smoking crack
• Housing Stimulus: Finding home and hearth
• GOING SOLAR: Panels expected to bring savings to E. Hampton
• Cromwell arrests
• Portland Fair opens tonight
• Blue Book dedicated to explosion victims
• Cops: Going pink in uniform
• Man bites dog (a police dog) in West Haven
• Portland breaks ground on streetscape project
• Pregnant girlfriend forced to drive to abortion clinic at gunpoint
• TUG OF WAR: Middletown Democrats, GOP in power struggle after chief rejection
• Man gets life in prison for murder, arson
• Middletown arrests
• St. Vincent DePaul gets grant to hire full-time community coordinator
• Woman killed outside Hartford bar
• Visiting the sunflower garden
• POLICE CHIEF DECISION: Open letter to the public from Councilman Gerry Daley
• DUMP REJECTED: Haddam selectmen take transfer station proposal off the table
• Portland breaks ground on streetscape project
• POLICE: Arrest made in city stabbing
• Checking out the new park
• ESPN producer charged with public indecency
• Michelle Obama to campaign in Conn. for Blumenthal
• STIMULUS: Funds for schools running out
• CATHERINE MEACHAM: Rememering an extraordinary woman
• STIMULUS: Defense industry misses out
• POLICE CHIEF DECISION: Councilman Klattenberg's letter to the public
• Family fight leads to arrests
• UPDATE: Cops say man was drunk, confused when he entered Cromwell home
• A view of campus (and Middletown) from the top of Exley Science Center:
• DRUG BUST: Middletown sex offender, friend charged with drug possession
• Drug deal turns to robbery, leads to four arrests
• Gov. Rell issues statement on Hayes verdict
• EAST HAMPTON: Debate in hands of hearing officer, aka interim town mgr
• DRUG BUST: Middletown sex offender, friend charged with drug possession
• STIMULUS, DAY 4: Researchers scramble to replace $10B
• Drug deal turns to robbery, leads to four arrests
• WHAT HAPPENS NOW? What does Middletown do about getting a police chief?
• Cop suspended after consistently driving cruiser over 100 mph on emergency calls (with video)
• ASSAULT ALLEGATIONS: Middletown man arrested
• EAST HAMPTON: Debate in hands of hearing officer, aka interim town mgr
• Middletown arrests
• STIMULUS, DAY 4: Researchers scramble to replace $10B
• WHAT HAPPENS NOW? What does Middletown do about getting a police chief?
• ASSAULT ALLEGATIONS: Middletown man arrested
• Middletown arrests
• Checking out the new 'board park
• Candidates for governor weigh in on ads, death penalty
• Cop suspended after consistently driving cruiser over 100 mph on emergency calls (with video)
• Candidates for governor weigh in on ads, death penalty
• POLICE: Portland man stole $60,000 worth of jewelry, power tools
• Stopped for a broken mirror, city man faces numerous charges
• Cops: Middletown school bus driver charged with patronizing prostitute
• Middletown arrests
• Reimondo and O'Keefe: Facing off at the 'just cause' hearing
• CHECKING ON THE SMOKES: Cigarette sale compliance checks in Haddam
• Conn. Restaurant Week local trivia: Middletown man credited with developing 'even heat' oven
• Conn. car dealers not a fan of 'Cash for Clunkers' program
• Cash for Clunkers cost: $3B
• A view of campus (and Middletown) from the top of Exley Science Center:
• Drug deal turns to robbery, leads to four arrests
• Psychological evaluation of Stephen Morgan continues
• Gov. Rell issues statement on Hayes verdict
• CHESHIRE TRIPLE-MURDER CASE: HAYES FOUND GUILTY OF MURDER; FACES DEATH PENALTY
• Times Square bomber gets life in prison
• COUNCIL SAYS NO: McMahon's appointment as police chief not approved by council
• Hayes jury set to begin deliberations
• Rell: Conn. gets $1M public health federal grant
• VIOLENT READING: State prison inmates have choice of books
• Model train expo joyful for kids - and adults
• Cromwell charter revision discussion leads to East Hampton comparison
• East Hampton ‘just cause’ hearing for Chief Matthew Reimondo today
• New data network in state expected to cost $523M
• High-speed rail to be new revolution
• Creating jobs at home: What stimulus funds have paid for in the Middletown area
• East Hampton arrests
• Stopped for a broken mirror, city man faces numerous charges
• Cops: Middletown school bus driver charged with patronizing prostitute
• Common Council to vote tonight on police chief position
• Dive teams search for missing kayaker
• LIEBERMAN IN CROMWELL: Exhaustion over health care, politics nixed energy bill
• LIEBERMAN IN CROMWELL: Issuing a Europe travel advisory was the right thing to do
• Public college enrollment hits all-time high in Conn.
• Middletown arrests
• WHAT ABOUT JOBS?: Today we start our Stimulus Project series
• One man's story
• Starting at ground level
• United Way sees jump in housing help call
• Conn. veterans commissioner to lead national group
• Scott Brown to stump in Milford for McMahon
• Firefighters go pink to support breast cancer research
• Recovery act helps casinos
• Man tells cops he's wanted, gets arrested
• Unflappable Judge Blue called ‘perfect fit’ to run Hayes trial
• CL&P working to restore power to Middletown
• Yankees fan stabs Red Sox fan in Branford fight, cops say
• Stimulus plan’s job is putting people to work
• Rutgers pair may face hate crime charges in suicide after posting sex video online
• EAST HAMPTON CONTROVERSY: Petition group seeks 1,161 signatures in order to have a say in chief deci
• Middletown Judge Susan Handy honored by MADD
• EAST HAMPTON CONTROVERSY: Petition group seeks 1,161 signatures in order to have a say in chief deci
• Middletown arrests
• FITNESS CHALLENGE: Independent Day School in Middlefield wins state-wide recognition
• TOO MANY TEXT MESSAGES, Part 2
• Rutgers pair may face hate crime charges in suicide after posting sex video online
• Council member argues against appointment of deputy chief Monday
• Second arrest made in Cromwell cigarette thefts; 3rd arrest expected
• Police: Drunk man drives drunk woman to station
• WEATHER WATCHERS: Birds keep an eye on the storm
• The Best of the Valley Shore, Dr. Daube's Interview with Radio Station WMRD/WLIS
• Eligible Students to Receive Additional Pell for Summer Session
• Advising Week in progress; online registration available now
• President's Committee on Diversity Releases Schedule of Events
• Middletown Rotary Club Awards Paul Harris Fellowships
• In the pink for breast cancer
• Woodrow Wilson Middle School evacuated due to fire (VIDEO)
• The Best of the Valley Shore, Dr. Daube's Interview with Radio Station WMRD/WLIS
• Dr. Jonathan M. Daube appointed as interim president of MxCC
• Earth Week Starts Today, Runs Through 4/22
• President's Committee on Diversity Releases Schedule of Events
• Greening Middlesex Valley
• New laws starting today
• PLANT EXPLOSION: Kleen Energy owners say blast was not their fault
• Middlesex Community College Announces Reid Smalley as New Dean
• Dr. Jonathan M. Daube appointed as interim president of MxCC
• Earth Week 2010 Starts Today, Runs Through 4/22
• PCOD Film Screening Update- Inclement Weather Policy
• College Selected for Summer Film Industry Training
• The Mikado Opens in Middletown
• Storm brings minor flooding, outages to Conn.
• Middlesex Community College Announces Reid Smalley as New Dean
• Dr. Jonathan Daube appointed as interim president of MXCC
• Academic Awards Night Honors Outstanding Student Achievement
• PCOD Film Screening Update- Inclement Weather Policy
• August Registration Dates Announced
• The Wesleyan Farmers' Market is a student-run initiative committed to supporting local agricul
• Middlesex Community College Announces Reid Smalley as New Dean
• Fall 2010 registration: Five walk-in dates during July, August
• Monday in Chapman: Jerusalem Post's Hoffman Speaks on Israel
• Tonight at On The Border, Dinner Means Donations to MxCC
• Invitation to Join Discussion about the Future of the Economy
• Defense, state debate Hayes' role in Petit slayings
• A view of campus (and Middletown) from the top of Exley Science Center:
• Middlesex Community College Announces Dr. Lillian Ortiz as Interim Associate Dean of Academic and St
• Chinese Delegation Enlists MxCC for Online Learning Advancement
• Celebrate International Day at Middlesex on Wed., April 28
• Tonight at On The Border, Dinner Means Donations to MxCC
• Invitation to Join Discussion about the Future of our Economy
• Duck race and clean-up postponed
• Stand-up comedian Greg Giraldo dies at 44
• Middlesex Community College Announces Dr. Lillian Ortiz as Interim Associate Dean of Academic and St
• Shakespeare to Return in July, Feature Musical Openers
• Monday in Chapman: Jerusalem Post's Hoffman Speaks on Israel
• Tonight at On The Border, Dinner Means Donations to MxCC
• “Soul of a People: Writing America’s Story”
• CAMPAIGN MISTAKE: Peckinpaugh misstates history of district
• Komisarjevsky lawyer gets contempt hearing postponed in Petit murder case
• Middlesex Community College Announces Dr. Lillian Ortiz as Interim Associate Dean of Academic and St
• Nurse Assistants Benefit from the New Allied Health Lab
• Human Services Walkathon Set For May 8, Will Benefit Even Start
• Make Professional Improvement Your Goal for 2010!
• Runners celebrate Halloween at MxCC’s 5K by Middletown Press
• No discussion on St. Sebastian School purchase; officials fail to agree on executive session
• LACK OF CONDOLENCES: Mother of soldier killed in Iraq raps Lieberman
• Nurse Assistants Benefit from the New Allied Health Lab
• Human Services Walkathon Set For May 8, Will Benefit Even Start
• Writers of the Harlem Renaissance: 2/25 in Founders
• Brendon Atkins Sets Pace for Middlesex Community College $cholarship 5K Run/walk Fundraiser
• School bus driver arrested
• UPDATE: Video shows what happened in arrest of Quinnipiac student
• Middlesex Community College Announces Dr. Adrienne Maslin as Interim Dean of Academic Affairs
• MxCC Welcomes Jonathan M. Daube, Ed.D. as the Interim President
• Deadline for Pegasus Submissions Extended to 5/10
• Sign Up Now for the MxCC Art Department's Field Trip to NYC
• New Ophthalmic Assisting Program in Spring 2010
• Council member argues against appointment of deputy chief Monday
• Cromwell High students helping with Connecticut River Watershed clean-up
• Middlesex Community College Announces Dr. Adrienne Maslin as Interim Dean of Academic Affairs
• MxCC Welcomes Jonathan M. Daube, Ed.D. as the Interim President
• Tonight: Traces of the Trade Dinner Screening
• MxCC Bowlathon Coming to Wallingford Bowl
• MxCC Hosting College Goal Sunday on Jan. 31
• Second arrest made in Cromwell cigarette thefts; 3rd arrest expected
• MEET AND GREET TONIGHT: Republican Party plans meeting on Main Street
• Middlesex Community College Announces Dr. Adrienne Maslin as Interim Dean of Academic Affairs
• MxCC Welcomes Jonathan M. Daube, Ed.D. as the Interim President
• Tonight: Traces of the Trade Dinner Screening
• MxCC Bowlathon Coming to Wallingford Bowl
• Donation Boxes for Haiti In Place Throughout Campus
• MxCC President’s Committee on Diversity Sponsors Black History Program
• City man arrested for allegedly getting juvenile to steal for him
• Could Meriden Become a College Town?
• Science and Health Curriculum Project Receives $20,886 Grant
• Students to perform Blood Wedding this weekend
• Student-led Community Eyecare Days Aid Local Residents in Need
• College Goal Sunday to Offer Financial Aid Help on Jan. 31
• Middlesex Community College Chosen as College Goal Sunday Site
• Cromwell arrests
• Could Meriden Become a College Town?
• Science and Health Curriculum Project Receives $20,886 Grant
• Students to perform Blood Wedding this weekend
• Student-led Community Eyecare Days Aid Local Residents in Need
• MxCC Foundation Scholarship Applications Available on Campus
• CEDAS Seeks Nominations for Workforce Development Initiatives Awards
• UPDATE: Four arrested, drugs seized in city drug bust
• Could Meriden Become a College Town?
• Science and Health Curriculum Project Receives $20,886 Grant
• Kids On Campus Offering Summer Enrichment at MxCC
• More General Purpose Bulletin Boards for Student and Community Use
• A Note on Campus Bulletin Boards
• Essex Meadows Provides New Training Room for MxCC CNA Students
• How Cromwell land was sold — without the town’s permission
• Rutgers pair may face hate crime charges in suicide after posting sex video online
• The Best of the Valley Shore, Dr. Daube's Interview with Radio Station WMRD/WLIS
• Kids On Campus Offering Summer Enrichment at MxCC
• Free film screening for mental health awareness tonight in Chapman: Reign Over Me
• Credit Union Donates Scholarship to MxCC Foundation, Inc.
• MxCC Student Interns Perform in DEP Video Spoof
• Essex group to help Haiti school
• PROSECUTOR: Hayes had countless chances to walk away from Petit home
• Quinnipiac names dean for new medical school
• Lawyer: Cops speed demons; Tapes show other Milford police cruisers traveling 85 mph
• Traces of arsenic in Durham water prompt call for testing
• Middletown arrests
• Dead human fetus found at University of Bridgeport
• 2 known dead, 12 missing after storm soaks Jamaica
• State granted extra time for Hayes closing argument
• Document provides details of bomb threat at GOP fundraiser
• Essex group to help Haiti school
• FOOD FIGHT! Jealous spat ends in arrests
• Stand-up comedian Greg Giraldo dies at 44
• Amazing Grace food pantry issues Amazing Challenge
• Komisarjevsky lawyer gets contempt hearing postponed in Petit murder case
• Police examine legality of Cromwell land deal
• Senate votes to turn down volume on TV commercials
• PROUD TO SERVE: Korean War veterans honored in Middetown
• McMahon won't rule out wage cuts
• Portland revitalization targets Main Street
• RECALL: Fisher-Price recalls more than 10M kid products
• CL&P opens Emergency Operations Center
• Community Health Center Inc. to host Go Pink! Fun Fall Fest
• BREAKING NEWS:Cocaine, marijuana seized after Grove Street drug bust
• Connecticut Better Business Bureau reports accreditation revocations
• CBIA endorses General Assembly Candidates
• Cromwell man charged in mini-market burglaries
• Governor candidates rap Conn. promotion of tourism
• Quinnipiac poll shows Conn. governor race too close to call
• TOO MANY TEXTS?: Man accused of sending 100 messages in 24 hours
• Powerful earthquake hits eastern Indonesia
• Powerful earthquake hits eastern Indonesia
• Malloy, Marsh, Foley discuss education in Middletown
• Bysiewicz to honor Middletown Korean War veterans
• Bysiewicz to honor Middletown Korean War veterans
• Middletown arrests
• Korean War veterans from Cromwell may pick up certificates
• Korean War veterans from Cromwell may pick up certificates
• FLOOD WATCH: multiple counties in Conn. affected
• Mich. teen kills 448-pound black bear with arrow
• Conn. man found dead in Peru
• East Haddam named Top Foliage Town
• WITH VIDEO: Quinnipiac students claim police brutality, 1 arrested after taping cops
• Residents discuss new parking garage proposal at Middletown Common Council meeting
• Officials monitor oil spill in E. Hampton
• FOOD FIGHT TURNS PHYSICAL for two city men, cops say
• Census results show Middletown falls below median state household income
• Cromwell man charged in mini-market burglaries
• Middletown High to host Antique Truck and Car Show
• TOO MANY TEXTS?: Man accused of sending 100 messages in 24 hours
• E. HAMPTON CONTROVERSY: Town nixes top cop job
• Malloy, Marsh, Foley discuss education in Middletown
• Domestic violence program gets $20k grant to support victims in need
• Traces of arsenic in Durham water prompt call for testing
• Mich. teen kills 448-pound black bear with arrow
• FLOOD WATCH: multiple counties in Conn. affected
• WITH VIDEO: Quinnipiac students claim police brutality, 1 arrested after taping cops
• East Haddam named Top Foliage Town
• Conn. ranks 4th in millionaires per capita
• Officials monitor oil spill in E. Hampton
• Residents discuss new parking garage proposal at Middletown Common Council meeting
• Conn. man found dead in Peru
• Middletown High to host Antique Truck and Car Show
• FOOD FIGHT TURNS PHYSICAL for two city men, cops say
• Middletown arrests
• E. HAMPTON CONTROVERSY: Town nixes top cop job
• Censured probate judge abandons re-election bid
• MAJOR DAMAGE: Four-alarm fire at Torrington Country Club
• KILLED BY ONE OF THEIR OWN? Report: 2 Army soldiers killed by third in Iraq
• Poll shows Senate race too close to call
• Car jacking in New Haven ends with kids found safe
• Community College Foundation to host 5K and big band show on Oct. 30
• Alleged gang rivalries trigger fight, arrest
• Middletown hosts education forum featuring gubernatorial election candidates
• City man arrested for allegedly trying to strangle pregnant woman
• EAST HAMPTON CONTROVERSY: Meeting tonight on changing the police chief ordinance
• Officials monitor oil spill in E. Hampton
• Middletown arrests
• Dunkin' Donuts announces 23 new restaurants along Connecticut Turnpike
• Census results show Middletown falls below median state household income
• BANNED BOOKS WEEK: Russell Library celebrates freedom, encourages reading
• Conn. killing prompts call for better protections
• New artist Mr. Isaac Allen announces debut album, release show in Middletown
• Fire investigator on Hayes trial says fire was 'violent'
• EAST HAMPTON CONTROVERSY: Town nixes top cop job
• Conn. police investigate possible abduction
• Domestic violence program gets $20k grant to support victims in need
• Most dedicated fans
• Police: Man kills self after shooting at UT Austin
• Library hosts storytelling contest
• Arrested: UConn football players charged with breach of peace
• MOTORCYCLIST IDENTIFIED: Police release name of Portland man killed in accident
• Middletown High hosts Antique Truck and Car Show
• Parking garage location up for debate
• Amazing Grace Food Pantry hosts soup challenge
• MISSING: Former Shelton man reported missing in Peru
• Report: Let Conn. urban teachers retire earlier
• Mother's boyfriend accused of breaking baby's ribs
• Fire investigator returns to witness stand as Hayes Trial continues
• COLD CASE APPEAL: Skakel says attorney was incompetent, wants new trial
• Conn. River group plans Saturday cleanup
• Conn. descendants of first African American doctor finally mark relative's grave in New York
• Conn. man reported missing in Peru
• East Hampton arrests
• Library hosts storytelling contest
• You're never too old to get married
• Pratt & Whitney sues Rolls Royce over patent
• GIVE ME A 'C': Colonials cheerleader aiming for NFL dream
• 2nd arrest made in downtown New Haven shootout
• Voters in Connecticut have one month to register before General Election
• Parking garage location up for debate at hearing tonight
• Conn. citizenship ceremony to be held on ship once used by Nazi Germany
• Melilli Plaza paving begins this week
• N.J. man drowns in Moodus Reservoir
• Conn. resident hospitalized for West Nile virus
• ACCIDENT TURNS FATAL: Portland man killed in crash
• MOTORCYCLIST IDENTIFIED: Police release name of Portland man killed in accident
• TWISTED HISTORY:: UFOs for real?
• MISSING: Former Shelton man reported missing in Peru
• NYC mother, boyfriend arrested in death of boy, 2
• Conn. police investigate possible abduction
• Delta flight makes safe emergency landing in NYC
• Elderly man exposes self at Milford park
• Most dedicated fans
• Elmo wasn't tickled, he tussled
• EAST HAMPTON CONTROVERSY: Reimondo, O’Keefe to meet face-to-face
• Calif. inmate asks federal court to halt execution
• Lyman Orchards corn maze features UConn athletes
• DEFENSE STRATEGY: Humanize the suspect
• Race narrows between Blumenthal and McMahon
• Official: 2 shot workers may have been targeted
• Conn. police K-9 recruit has rewarding new job
• EAST HAMPTON UPDATE: Lawyers move to quash police chief’s injunction, court date set for Monda
• Clinton to headline Conn. rally for Blumenthal
• Rell: Conn. receives near $2 million forest grant
• N.J. man drowns in Moodus Reservoir
• TWISTED HISTORY:: UFOs for real?
• UPDATED, WITH VIDEO: Motorcycle accident in Portland
• NYC mother, boyfriend arrested in death of boy, 2
• South Church of Middletown to offer King Tut trip
• Delta flight makes safe emergency landing in NYC
• Clinton Historical Society to offer ghost walk
• Elderly man exposes self at Milford park
• Third party candidates could tip this year's elections
• NEW SKILLS: Haddam resident learns to read at 65
• EX-PRESIDENT'S VISIT:Bill Clinton draws thousands to high school in his bid to boost Blumenthal
• Megachurch pastor pledges to fight accusations
• Middlesex Chamber Breakfast Meeting with Jim Calhoun
• Rell orders all flags to half staff in honor of soldier
• Bomb scare diverts plane; may have been a hoax
• Obama dismisses GOP 'Pledge' as echo of disaster
• UPDATE: Seton Hall campus in N.J. mourns shooting victims
• 1,500 U.S. museums offer free admission Saturday
• Conn. police K-9 recruit has rewarding new job
• Clinton to headline Conn. rally for Blumenthal
• Rell: Conn. receives near $2 million forest grant
• TRANSIT TEXTS: Company sending out text alerts about arrivals, departures
• Fire accelerant found on 2 home invasion victims
• Pa. adult store clerk foils 2 'armed' with toy gun
• EAST HAMPTON UPDATE: Lawyers move to quash police chief’s injunction, court date set for Monda
• Man accused of smashing woman's cell phone, pouring alcohol over her
• Weapons charges filed against 19-year-old
• DURHAM FAIR: Annual event features rodeo for the first time
• SUSPECTS ARRESTED: Multiple thefts at Portland boatyards
• Bomb scare diverts plane; may have been a hoax
• Middletown arrests
• Obama dismisses GOP 'Pledge' as echo of disaster
• Conn. ‘Ghost Busters’ coming to Essex Library
• 5 shot at party near Seton Hall in N.J., 1 critical
• USA women's hoops beats France 81-60
• 1,500 U.S. museums offer free admission Saturday
• Official: 2 shot workers may have been targeted
• 2 men charged with burglary
• Odd smell prompts UConn Health Center evacuation
• 4 water main breaks in Portland in 1/2 hour
• Police help deliver baby on side of road in Montville
• Woman, 12-year-old charged after fight
• FLAG THEFT: Cops say man stole flag, put up hippo
• VT CHIEF BELOW LIMIT: Cromwell ex-captain ‘well below legal limit’, off-cuty at time of
• INSULTING POLICE OFFICERS: Man charged with breach of peace for slurs
• EAST HAMPTON UPDATE: O'Keefe's agreement is 'fairly standard'
• HOME INVASION: Witness says DNA links home invasion suspects, victims
• 1st woman in 5 years executed in U.S. despite outcry
• Community Health Center, Inc. Uses New Website to Reach the 413,000 Connecticut Residents Without In
• MARSHAL REMEMBERED: Reggie Ward, a 'gentle giant,' leaves fond memories
• UPDATE: Two recent stabbings not random acts, according to police
• UPDATE: Dog shot to death in Haddam
• Teacher accused of spitting on student
• Middletown Board of Education outline for school resource officers
• A COMMUNITY MOURNS: Public attends memorial service for Wesleyan's Nora Miller
• ANTHRAX SCARE: Man who threatened judge, CVH staff returned to Conn. to face charges
• TRANSIT TEXTS: Company sending out text alerts about arrivals, departures
• Middletown arrests
• GRUESOME TESTIMONY: Hayes jurors upset by crime scene photos in murder trial
• SPATE OF THEFTS: Police say robberies, burglaries in Middletown probably not related
• 33 Xavier students receive awards
• Governor bans use of 'gas blows,' like the one that caused the Kleen Energy explosion in M
• Hayes lays blame for rape on co-defendant
• Fire on Washington St.
• Former Secretary of the State Pauline Kezer joins Martha Dean's attorney general campaign
• STRIP CLUB CENTER OF HEARING: Marshal apologizes for 'lack of judgment'
• Kennedy nephew calls on McMahon to pull JFK ad
• JUDICIAL MARSHAL REMEMBERED: Reggie Ward, a 'gentle giant,' leaves fond memories amid gri
• Number of registered organ donors surpasses 1 million
• UPDATE: Two recent stabbings not random acts, according to police
• STILL IN THE SPOTLIGHT:Oversight of DCF office continues
• Teacher accused of spitting on student
• Man charged with possession after asking kids for money
• Middletown Board of Education outline for school resource officers
• Alleged city burglar arraigned in Middletown court
• A COMMUNITY MOURNS: The public was invited to a memorial service for Wesleyan student Nora Miller to
• ONE MILLION MILES: 3 city mail carriers receive Million Mile Award
• Community Health Center Inc. uses website to reach uninsured residents
• IN SEARCH OF A CHIEF: Personnel Board questions McMahon
• Conn. man’s Anthrax hoax
• Middletown arrests
• Pet shot while Higganum family at work
• PINCHED AGAIN: Middletown teens arrested for the second time in three days
• Democrats bash McMahon
• Residents get first look at proposed zoning changes in Cromwell
• UPDATE: Authorities ID man found dead off shore
• O'KEEFE'S SEPARATION AGREEMENT: Councilor responds to request for explanation of payout (w
• Woman arrested for assaulting couple
• Governor bans use of 'gas blows,' like the one that caused the Kleen Energy explosion in M
• Hayes lays blame for rape on co-defendant
• Graffiti 'artist' arrested for allegedly tagging mailbox
• Fire on Washington St.
• CASINO DOWNGRADE?: Moody's placing Mohegan Sun casino on review to reduce its debt
• Kennedy nephew calls on McMahon to pull JFK ad
• Public Safety Board hopeful for quick resolution to dispute between Middletown schools and police
• Former Secretary of the State Pauline Kezer joins Martha Dean's attorney general campaign
• Assault on couple lands woman in hot water
• Kleen Energy explosion report released
• More visitors to Brownstone Discovery park highlights need for a downtown upgrade
• STRIP CLUB CENTER OF HEARING: Marshal apologizes for 'lack of judgment'
• DOWNTOWN REVITALIZATION: Portland on the mark for $1 million project
• Afternoon Burglary leads to local man's arrest
• Middletown arrests
• Number of registered organ donors surpasses 1 million
• EAST HAMPTON CONTROVERSY: Finance board 'left out' of decisions (with video of discussion
• 'Dancing With the Stars' TV's opening night winner
• MIDDLETOWN EXPLOSION: Committee seeks to ban 'gas blows' at plants
• DODD: 9,000 Connecticut young adults to benefit from health care reform law
• Employee giving at Middlesex Hospital in Middletown reaches all-time high
• SECOND STABBING: Police probe 2nd stabbing in 2 days
• 375th Anniversary Celebration Highlights CT Day at Big E
• O'KEEFE'S SEPARATION AGREEMENT: Councilor responds to request for explanation of payout (w
• PRESCRIPTION DRUG TAKE BACK: Get rid of expired scripts safely on Saturday Sept. 25
• Employee giving reaches all time high
• Judge in Hayes trial undergoing medical tests, expected back Wednesday
• SABIC Innovative Plastics’ “Ultem* Resin” Composite Gives Stellar Performance
• Malloy to appear twice on ballot after endorsement by Working Families
• EARLY-MORNING FIRE: Blaze destroys vacant building at CVH in Middletown
• Reporter gets hands-on training from fire department (with video)
• Trial judge in Hayes’ case released from hospital: Sought medical attention after feeling &lsq
• I THOUGHT IT WAS MIKE'S HOUSE: alleged burglar's excuse
• 375th Anniversary Celebration Highlights Connecticut Day at Big E
• Giving the wrong name doesn't save man from arrest
• Franchisees file suit against Edible Arrangements
• Middletown arrests
• 'Armed and dangerous' man robs Old Saybrook Subway
• EAST HAMPTON CONTROVERSY: Finance board 'left out' of decisions
• Holy Communion violated by thieves at Old Saybrook church
• Naturalization ceremony: Almost 200 become new citizens
• Assault on East Main Street
• Man accused of assaulting public defender
• Bishop Cote Celebrates Opening Liturgy at Mercy High School
• 'Dancing With the Stars' TV's opening night winner
• Council member asserts 'inappropriate' use of city insurance funds
• MOM AS BANK ROBBER: Ore. police say woman robbed bank, then stopped to pick up kids
• Eleven Sisters of Mercy Celebrate Golden Jubilee
• MIDDLETOWN EXPLOSION: Committee seeks to ban 'gas blows' at plants
• Local teens arrested for neighborhood burglary
• DODD: 9,000 Connecticut young adults to benefit from health care reform law
• Middlesex County Chamber of Commerce kicks off Fall 2010 Re-entry Program
• Woman arrested for assaulting couple
• Mug Shots Released: Couple kept crack next to kids’ snacks
• Graffiti 'artist' arrested for allegedly tagging mailbox
• Judge in Hayes trial undergoing medical tests, expected back Wednesday
• Adoption incentive award of $520,800 given to Connecticut
• Ex-Cromwell police captain being investigated on suspicion of drunken driving
• Jury selection to begin in jewelry store killings
• Former Conn. congressman's aide faces prison
• GUNFIGHT: Gunmen, police exchange gunfire on New Haven streets
• Judge in hospital, Hayes' trial postponed until Wednesday
• East Hampton arrests
• Holy Communion violated by thieves at Old Saybrook church
• East Hampton man arrested in Portland for alleged burglary
• Assault on East Main Street
• First zoning overhaul in 30 years proposed in Cromwell - with documents
• Bishop Cote Celebrates Opening Liturgy at Mercy High School
• 40 TEXTS IN 26 HOURS: all against a restraining order
• Council member asserts 'inappropriate' use of city insurance funds
• Eleven Sisters of Mercy Celebrate Golden Jubilee
• Two local teens arrested for neighborhood burglary
• Middlesex County Chamber of Commerce kicks off Fall 2010 Re-entry Program
• Mug Shots Released: Couple kept crack next to kids’ snacks
• PRESCRIPTION DRUG TAKE BACK: Saturday September 25th
• DRUGS IN ICE CHEST: Man sentenced in Texas
• MICHIGAN POLICE: Man urinates on station, walks in
• CAMPAIGN ADS GETTING HARSHER: Blumenthal challenges McMahon's claims in new ad
• Goodwin College plans to select first mascot
• Veteran officer named major in Clinton
• HUD GRANT: Middletown getting $454,428 for community development
• Adoption incentive award of $520,800 given to Connecticut
• Former Cromwell Police Captain being investigated on suspicion of drunk driving
• TROUBLE IN THE JURY BOX: Jurors quitting may put Hayes case at risk
• Kitty OK after 70-mph ride beneath truck
• Middletown arrests
• Two-car accident caused detour on South Main Friday (with video)
• SAYING THANK YOU: Soldier stops by school
• Man busted for possession and intent to sell over 8,000 prescription pills
• Dad threatens kids who teased girl - what would you do?
• Man busted for possession and intent to sell over 8,000 prescription pills
• State university board to consider wage freeze
• Authorities: 2 tornadoes struck NYC during storm
• Dodd to kick off peace lectures at UConn
• CHESHIRE UPDATE: Hayes illness cut the day short as prosecution focuses on Petit girls' final m
• SCHOOL RESOURCE OFFICERS: What readers are saying about the school board's decision to remove t
• Fall trial appears unlikely in UConn murder case
• Authorities: 2 tornadoes struck NYC during storm
• BYSIEWICZ CLEARED: Chief State's Attorney finds no wrongdoing in database use
• CHESHIRE UPDATE: Hayes illness cut the day short as prosecution focuses on Petit girls' final m
• Pope meets with abuse victims as thousands protest
• Man interrupts theft in Cromwell
• Fall trial appears unlikely in UConn murder case
• Kitty OK after 70-mph ride beneath truck
• Five break-ins in nine days in East Hampton
• BYSIEWICZ CLEARED: No wrongdoing found in database use
• SAYING THANK YOU: Soldier stops by school
• Middletown arrests
• Man interrupts theft in Cromwell
• Dad threatens kids who teased girl - what would you do?
• TRANSFER STATION meeting Monday in Haddam
• Five break-ins in nine days in East Hampton
• State university board to consider wage freeze
• $15 OFFER nets woman, man arrest
• Middletown arrests
• Dodd to kick off peace lectures at UConn
• WALKING FOR PEACE: Connecticut man walking from Boston to New York
• TRANSFER STATION meeting Monday in Haddam
• SCHOOL RESOURCE OFFICERS: What readers are saying about the school board's decision to remove t
• Climate Change and the 'Six Americas'
• $15 OFFER nets woman, man arrest
• Bill Clinton coming to Conn. this month for Blumenthal campaign
• WALKING FOR PEACE: Connecticut man walking from Boston to New York
• Two-car accident caused detour on South Main Friday (with video)
• Bill Clinton coming to Conn. this month for Blumenthal campaign
• Man busted for possession and intent to sell over 8,000 prescription pills
• INJUNCTION SOUGHT: Attorney fights to get E. Hampton chief reinstated
• Man busted for possession and intent to sell over 8,000 prescription pills
• Police union responds to council concerns
• Obama in Conn. to stump for Blumenthal, says 'public service is not a game'
• Middletown Elks to host 5th Annual Soccer Shoot Competition
• SROS ARE OUT: Resource officers removed from Middletown schools
• Computer glitch halts production of Conn. licenses
• Pope on UK visit admits failures in abuse scandal
• EVACUATION: Ruptured gas line in Cromwell causes temporary closures
• Bear put down after being hit by car
• Brooklyn artists makeover condemned Conn. cottages
• TAKING THE STING OUT of allergies with bees
• Brief but strong storm barrels through NYC; 1 dead
• Packing with a purpose
• SELF DEFENSE: Woman's shouts scare off would-be intruder
• Cops: Couple kept crack next to kids’ snacks
• NO MONEY FOR THE FARE: Man takes cab from Hartford, can’t pay bill
• Two-car accident causing detour on South Main (with video)
• Middletown arrests
• Man busted for possession and intent to sell over 8,000 prescription pills
• Taste of Cromwell coming Friday
• COUNCIL FORGES AHEAD: E. Hampton sets public hearing for ordinance (with video)
• EVACUATION: Ruptured gas line in Cromwell causes temporary closures
• Bear put down after being hit by car
• Man charged in bomb threat at GOP fundraiser
• Man charged in bomb threat at GOP fundraiser
• Convicted ex-Conn. governor gets radio show
• Convicted ex-Conn. governor gets radio show
• DRUNK DRIVER THREATENS COPS: Tells police he's going to 'get them'
• DRUNK DRIVER THREATENS COPS: Tells police he's going to 'get them'
• George Jepsen takes a downtown tour of Middletown
• George Jepsen takes a downtown tour of Middletown
• CONVENIENCE STORE ROBBED: Police looking for suspect
• CONVENIENCE STORE ROBBED: Police looking for suspect
• Oregon rescuers dig camel 'Moses' out of sinkhole
• Oregon rescuers dig camel 'Moses' out of sinkhole
• FACEBOOK COSTS JOB: Conn. superintendent loses job because of comments
• School resource officers removed from Middletown schools
• Middletown arrests
• Computer glitch halts production of Conn. licenses
• GOP plans pre-election rally
• Pope on UK visit admits failures in abuse scandal
• PAYING THE PRICE: Driver in fatal crash ordered to set aside $1M
• FACEBOOK COSTS JOB: Conn. superintendent loses job because of comments
• Taste of Cromwell coming Friday
• Middletown arrests
• COUNCIL FORGES AHEAD: E. Hampton sets public hearing for ordinance (with video)
• GOP plans pre-election rally
• PAYING THE PRICE: Driver in fatal crash ordered to set aside $1M
• Middletown arrests
• George Jepsen takes a downtown tour of Middletown
• Local student mourned by community, co-workers
• CONVENIENCE STORE ROBBED: Police looking for suspect
• NFL talking with Jets about reporter flap
• Oregon rescuers dig camel 'Moses' out of sinkhole
• Teen driver in fatal Guilford DUI ordered to set aside $1M in assets
• Man charged in bomb threat at GOP fundraiser
• Convicted ex-Conn. governor gets radio show
• CLEAN WATER FOR TYLERVILLE: Agreement gets 'guarded approval'
• Kidnapping suspect flees after posting bond
• BRIDGE COLLISION: Truck driver for Middletown co. killed
• TROOPER DEATH: Prosecutors: Suspect was on drugs
• ARRESTED AGAIN: Middletown woman faces new charges, arrested 6th time in 6 months
• Iran frees American woman on $500,000 bail
• Dr. Petit testifies at murder trial
• 355 JOBS GONE: Mohegan Sun plans layoffs
• CERT garners well-deserved attention
• Cops: Woman pretended to be doctor to get drugs
• POPPING A WHEELIE IN FRONT OF COPS: Portland man arrested for alleged erratic driving, resisting arr
• Middletown arrests
• Suspect in Conn. trooper death returned from Vt.
• Ex-IBM exec gets 6 months prison in Galleon case
• Hartford City Council says no to Muslim prayer
• Conn. students score well in reading, writing SATs
• CLEAN WATER FOR TYLERVILLE: Agreement gets 'guarded approval'
• Conn. receives $94 million for internet access
• Kidnapping suspect flees after posting bond
• Ex-Conn. lawmaker arraigned in case involving girl
• Truck driver killed in bridge collision
• Plane crashed with 51 aboard in Venezuela
• Ex-Hartford mayor gets 3 years in prison
• Ex-Conn. resident admits running $100M Ponzi scam
• Arrested again: Local woman faces new drug charges
• Fla. deputies handcuff 7-foot gator near school
• Wesleyan student dies of injuries
• Drunken student causes disturbance
• TROOPER DEATH: Prosecutors: Suspect was on drugs
• CONSTRUCTION ALERT: Paving, milling begins today on Main Street in Middletown
• Ex-Hartford mayor sentenced to 3 years in prison
• POLICE: Middletown man fled, tried to eat bags of marijuana
• Iran frees American woman on $500,000 bail
• CHARTER REVIEW: Special meeting Wednesday in Cromwell
• Middlesex Community College Announces Dr. Adrienne Maslin as Interim Dean of Academic Affairs
• DUMP UPDATE: New site proposed for Haddam transfer station
• Middlesex Community College: Dr. Lillian Ortiz as Interim Assoc. Dean of Academic & Student Affairs
• CARTOONIST: The man behind Lieberman's picture
• BREAKFAST SURPRISE: Joe Lieberman given caricature at Chamber event in Cromwell
• Middletown, Haddam, Killingworth and Portland get money for broadband expansion
• Armed robbery at Westbrook Theater
• Conn. man's trial to open in fatal home invasion
• Lomax attorney expecting plea offer from state in UConn stabbing case
• Armed robbery at Westbrook Theater
• Tropical Storm Julia forms with winds of 40 mph
• Suspect in Conn. trooper death returned from Vt.
• Man convicted in 1990s NYC race riots is stabbed
• Ex-IBM exec gets 6 months prison in Galleon case
• 5 slayings, suicide rock rural Ky. trailer court
• Hartford City Council says no to Muslim prayer
• Winsted girl reported missing may still be in town
• Conn. students score well in reading, writing SATs
• Second Colo. fire erupts, destroys at least 1 home
• Conn. receives $94 million for internet access
• East Hampton arrests
• Ex-Conn. lawmaker arraigned in case involving girl
• Trial in Cheshire murders begins today
• Plane crashed with 51 aboard in Venezuela
• Seeing Portland through a photographer's eyes
• 4 workers hurt in construction collapse
• New task, new lawyer: E. Hampton council awaits feedback on ordinance
• Wesleyan student hospitalized with severe burns
• Route 9 north reopened after rollover
• U.S. Senate candidate Linda McMahon, others, cleared by State Police to resume fundraiser interrupte
• Conn. introduces online licensing lookup tool
• NASA-funded program alters Conn. man's trajectory
• Former Conn. lawmaker faces charges involving girl
• NASA-funded program alters Greenwich man's trajectory
• Conn. man's trial to open in fatal home invasion
• CALIF. EXPLOSION: Gas pipe was ranked high risk
• Lomax attorney expecting plea offer from state in UConn stabbing case
• LONG OVERDUE: Minnesota library gets book back after some 35 years
• E. HAMPTON MANAGER CASHES OUT: Will get more than $170K for resigning
• Joey 'Jaws' Chestnut becomes burrito-eating champ
• Burglar mom took toddler on 'jobs,' cops say
• Oklahoma woman killed by riding lawnmower
• SEYMOUR BLAZE:3-alarm fire destroys vacant factory
• 3rd drill to the rescue for Chile's trapped miners
• Conductor's arm amputated after Calif. derailment
• Crews search ash-covered homes after blast kills 4
• Historical society to host Civil War Day
• Soldiers get help with PTSD through local riding center
• Police review video of Taser incident, won’t release it
• Route 9 north reopened after rollover
• Middletown arrests
• U.S. Senate candidate Linda McMahon, others, cleared by State Police to resume fundraiser interrupte
• Mural unveiling on Main Street
• Conn. introduces online licensing lookup tool
• LOOKING AT TOP 10 TRIALS on eve of Cheshire invasion trial
• NASA-funded program alters Conn. man's trajectory
• EDUCATION ALERT: New math, science tests for some eight-graders
• Former Conn. lawmaker faces charges involving girl
• Crews search ash-covered homes after blast kills 4
• Historical society to host Civil War Day
• Soldiers get help with PTSD through local riding center
• Police review video of Taser incident, won’t release it
• Burglar mom took toddler on 'jobs,' cops say
• Middletown arrests
• Oklahoma woman killed by riding lawnmower
• SEYMOUR BLAZE:3-alarm fire destroys vacant factory
• Mural unveiling on Main Street
• Everyone owns 9/11
• Blumenthal ups lead in race for Senate seat
• Local mother, son arrested in drug bust
• DMR client arrested for allegedly punching a worker in the nose
• Failure to complete drug rehab program sends woman back to jail
• E. HAMPTON MANAGER CASHES OUT: Will get more than $170K for resigning
• 3rd drill to the rescue for Chile's trapped miners
• Conductor's arm amputated after Calif. derailment
• Clinton resident tests positive for West Nile
• DMR client arrested for allegeldy punching a worker in the nose
• Town trying to stop sex offender center
• Failure to complete drug rehab program sends woman back to jail
• Three local towns to receive state grants
• SKY HIGH SKATING: Building plans rink on 94th floor
• 9 Kleen Energy suits to be filed today
• Senator says 6 killed in San Bruno explosion
• State asks N.Y. to return 1995 shooting suspect
• Pastor Terry Jones says Quran-burning suspended, not canceled; claims he was lied to
• Iran to free 1 of 3 Americans in holiday clemency
• Portland ready for Family Day on Saturday
• Man accused of stealing from Conn. hospital
• STUCK ON A LEDGE: Dog sneaks out on roof, is rescued
• EAST HAMPTON CONTROVERSY: ‘Senior official’ to resign today
• EXPLOSION UPDATE: Kleen Energy, O&G, Bluewater named in new lawsuits
• SKY HIGH SKATING: Building plans rink on 94th floor
• Middletown arrests
• DISTURBANCE IN MIDDLETOWN: Drunk man spits on police at Harbor Park
• 53 homes destroyed after explosion in San Bruno, Calif.
• EAST HAMPTON CONTROVERSY: Town manager to resign, will get over $170K
• MIDDLETOWN POLICE: 68-year-old man busted with known prostitute
• Pastor Terry Jones says Quran-burning suspended, not canceled; claims he was lied to
• Funeral for killed state trooper held this morning; police arrest driver that caused crash
• Clinton resident tests positive for West Nile
• Portland ready for Family Day on Saturday
• EAST HAMPTON CONTROVERSY: Town manager to resign, will get over $170K
• Town trying to stop sex offender center
• EAST HAMPTON CONTROVERSY: ‘Senior official’ to resign today
• Funeral for killed state trooper held this morning; police arrest driver that caused crash
• Three local towns to receive state grants
• Middletown arrests
• Man accused of stealing from Conn. hospital
• State asks N.Y. to return 1995 shooting suspect
• EXPLOSION UPDATE: Kleen Energy, O&G, Bluewater named in new lawsuits
• Iran to free 1 of 3 Americans in holiday clemency
• DISTURBANCE IN MIDDLETOWN: Drunk man spits on police at Harbor Park
• STUCK ON A LEDGE: Dog sneaks out on roof, is rescued
• MIDDLETOWN POLICE: 68-year-old man busted with known prostitute
• Mother, son arrested in drug bust
• Pathologist: Conn. woman died of heart condition
• Three local towns to receive state grants
• Fifth person charged in mill fire
• State asks N.Y. to return 1995 shooting suspect
• State Police searching for missing boy from Brooklyn
• Insurance company to demolish its Middletown complex
• $110.5 MILLION in grant funds for state education jobs
• Town trying to stop sex offender center
• Dr. Petit to be allowed in courtroom during murder trial
• 9 Kleen Energy suits to be filed today
• Prejean plans to represent himself in North Dakota
• Iran to free 1 of 3 Americans in holiday clemency
• RECESS ROCKS at Macdonough with video
• Proposed canoe and kayak launch sinks
• HEAVEN ON EARTH: New chapel dedicated at Holy Apostles in Cromwell
• Woman's attempts to blame McDonald's land her in court
• Middletown arrests
• No bond reduction in drug case
• Spear Park trees will remain
• Police say use of Taser on high school student was result of combativeness, not theft WITH VIDEO
• Mosquitoes in Wallingford test positive for West Nile
• UPDATE: E. Hampton town employee requests 'separation package' (with video)
• Middletown teen creates prayer garden
• Pakistan to charge 3 over failed Times Square bomb
• DISTURBANCE IN MIDDLETOWN: Drunk man spits on police at Harbor Park
• SERVICES SET FOR TROOPER killed in crash
• MIDDLETOWN POLICE: 68-year-old man busted with known prostitute
• Healthcare company owner admits evading payment of more than $1M
• Clinton resident tests positive for West Nile
• Driver released in crash that killed trooper
• UPDATE: E. Hampton town employee requests 'separation package'
• Man who threatened Middletown officials found in North Dakota
• Govs. Schwarzenegger and Rell Declare Sept. 8 Recess Rocks Day as Part of National Childhood Obesity
• Colorado firefighters to step up attack on Boulder blaze
• Middletown teen creates prayer garden
• Large dorm at CCSU evacuated
• Pakistan to charge 3, including former Conn. resident, over failed Times Square bomb
• 90-year-old man dies as car hits house
• Services set for Conn. trooper killed in crash
• A CLASS TO DIE FOR: Zombies 101 at U. Baltimore
• Healthcare company owner admits evading payment of more than $1M
• Professional assessments of chief candidates released at Middletown meeting
• Pathologist: Conn. woman died of heart condition
• Non-word 'refudiate' gets most online searches
• Fifth person charged in mill fire
• Craigslist urged to drop adult services worldwide
• State Police searching for missing boy from Brooklyn
• EAST HAMPTON CONTROVERSY Special meeting set for today
• TRUCK FIRE at America's Best Value Inn on Route 66
• Cromwell arrests
• Cops say man who threatened Middletown officials also signed a bomb threat
• NEW CHAPEL for Holy Apostles
• Motorcyclist hurt in crash
• Clinton police investigate bizarre accident
• Proposed canoe and kayak launch sinks
• A flag for every fallen soldier
• New York man sentenced for structured deposits in Middletown, Cromwell and Durham
• Woman's attempts to blame McDonald's land her in court
• COUPLE ARRESTED after alleged fight in front of kids
• No bond reduction in drug case
• Additional charges of sexual assault of a minor for local man
• Police say use of Taser on high school student was result of combativeness, not theft WITH VIDEO
• 'Use of force' drives meeting of school officials, police WITH VIDEO
• Mosquitoes in Wallingford test positive for West Nile
• COUPLE ARRESTED after alleged fight in front of kids
• SURVIVING ABUSE: Safe house offers help for women in bad relationships
• Additional charges of sexual assault of a minor for local man
• School administrators, police department to meet after student tasered
• Driver released in crash that killed trooper
• Man who threatened Middletown officials found in North Dakota
• Colorado firefighters to step up attack on Boulder blaze
• Large dorm at CCSU evacuated
• 90-year-old man dies as car hits house
• A CLASS TO DIE FOR: Zombies 101 at U. Baltimore
• Missing man threatened to kill CVH employees, local judge
• Conn. panel promoting electric car use
• Cromwell arrests
• Despite plentiful water, states draft river rules
• Cops say man who threatened Middletown officials also signed a Thomaston bomb threat
• A TASTE OF CHESTER'S HISTORY at Barn Celebration
• Clinton police investigate bizarre accident
• State fire departments eligible for staffing grant
• New York man sentenced for structured deposits in Middletown, Cromwell and Durham
• Haddam River Days spell fun
• Despite plentiful water, states draft river rules
• Conn. cigarette tax hike raises more than expected
• Sex for sale still easy to find, Craigslist users say
• Conn. welder wins Powerball, takes only 1 day off
• DEADLY WEEKEND: 2 drivers die in crashes on state roads this holiday weekend
• Mural unveiling at Green Street Arts Center in Middletown set for Sept. 10
• How much would you pay to get to drive 90 mph - legally?
• Driver who struck and killed Connecticut trooper is being held in Massachusetts for previous offense
• DUI BUST: Seven busted in Old Saybrook for operating motor vehicles under the influence
• East Hampton arrests
• WHERE WILL DUMP GO?: Details to be revealed this week in Haddam
• AUTISM FUNDRAISER: Festival set for Sept. 11 in Middletown
• Community says farewell to a well-known horseman
• McMahon slammed in deaths of wrestlers
• Conn. motorist dies in accident with tour bus
• RED ALERT: Amazing Grace Food Pantry in Middletown dangerously low on supplies
• DAMP OPENING: Unanticipated event causes school delay in Higganum
• Middletown arrests
• LITTLE BUTTS: Town collects 35,000 cigarette butts
• Rell: Government borrowing cut in half
• Searchers resume quest for John Paul Jones' ship
• JetBlue: Flight attendant's big exit was for good
• GHOST SEARCH: On-call 'ghostbusters' investigate the paranormal
• DEADLY WEEKEND: 2 drivers die in crashes this holiday weekend
• Mural unveiling at Green Street Arts Center in Middletown set for Sept. 10
• Golf course groundskeeper drowns, drove mower into water hazard
• COMING HOME Conn. and Mass. state troopers escort body of fallen brother officer
• New school year, new principal in E. Haddam
• 'UNDER-ODORIZED' PROPANE found at local company during inspections
• 2 Conn. residents diagnosed with West Nile Virus
• Obama to campaign for Blumenthal in Conn.
• Rell: Earl spares Conn. from any major damage
• Middletown arrests
• Product Recalls: egg noodles, eggs, dog treats
• RED ALERT: Amazing Grace Food Pantry in Middletown dangerously low on supplies
• DAMP OPENING: Unanticipated event causes school delay in Higganum
• FALSE ALARM: Hurricane turns eastward, but Conn. was ready
• E. Hampton man says he has no memory of allegedly stealing truck
• STUDENT TASERED AT HIGH SCHOOL for allegedly stealing a Jamaican pattie, fighting with cops
• Man exposes himself outside City Hall
• CT gets $110.5M to support education jobs
• HURRICANE EARL: DEP to close 7 campgrounds
• Middletown arrests
• Reflective roof keeps things cool in Cromwell schools
• Haddam Neck Fair starts today
• Middletown skate park approved
• COURT PREVIEW: Invasion suspect's trial starts today
• BRACING FOR EARL: 'Pick up items in your yard,' officials say
• E. Hampton says he has no memory of allegedly stealing truck
• E. HAMPTON UPDATE: O’Keefe: I won’t step down
• STUDENT TASERED AT HIGH SCHOOL for allegedly stealing a Jamaican pattie, fighting with cops
• Earl not the 'big one' for New England, but state still preps
• Gag order remains in place in Cheshire home invastion trial
• Trooper killed on I-91 identified as Middletown man
• Rell orders state flags to half staff for state trooper killed in I-91 crash
• Goats rescued after 2 days on ledge
• State trooper killed in crash off I-91
• Middletown arrests
• Rollover on Route 9 south in Haddam
• Students go back to school in East Haddam, Middletown
• E. HAMPTON CRASH UPDATE: Police identify 25-year-old victim
• Deputy chief a finalist for Canton job
• Man arrested in connection with two robberies fails to appear in court
• E. HAMPTON CONTROVERSY: Official calls town manager a liar
• Cops: Killingworth driver fell out of car on I-95
• Doctor dies in chimney trying to wiggle into boyfriend's house
• Conn. man charged with another 1990s killing
• CAMPUS FIRE SAFETY MONTH: Gov. Rell tags Sept. for awareness
• SCHOOL'S OUT ... STILL: Flood cancels first day of school in Higganum
• PICKING A FIGHT: Cops say man tried to start fight with off-duty officer
• State trooper killed in crash off I-91
• Woman paralyzed while sledding gets $8M
• Man exposes himself outside City Hall
• Comptroller says state had $449M surplus
• DCF: We need to improve child aid hotline
• Longtime teacher retires abruptly, has computer seized
• Gulf oil rig explodes off La. coast
• Cops looking for 2 men who tried to rob pregnant woman in Old Saybrook - WITH PHOTOS
• New Haven cops don’t like their boss, move toward 'no confidence' vote
• Middletown wetlands meeting cancelled without
• Tropical storm watch issued for Connecticut
• FIRE AT CROWN PLAZA HOTEL in Cromwell; fire engine involved in accident
• UPDATED: Man dies in fiery East Hampton crash
• UPDATE Middletown man arrested for alleged involvement in two robberies
• Police identify 25-year-old man who died in crash
• Man charged in Conn. shooting death
• Deputy chief a finalist for Canton job
• Obama to honor troops as Iraq combat mission ends
• Man arrested in connection with two robberies fails to appear in court
• Ambulance ‘driver’ just trying to go home: Vehicle stolen in New Haven, stopped in Seymo
• Police: Man holds hostages in Discovery building
• Ex-student survives 4-story fall at Conn. school
• SCHOOL'S OUT ... STILL: Flood cancels first day of school in Higganum
• Car crashes through fences into backyard, driver injured with video
• Police: Man tries to start fight with off-duty officer
• THE PLANTS DID IT: Flowers started Ark. house fire
• EAST HAMPTON CONTROVERSY: Councilwoman calls town manager a liar
• STORM PREP: Conn. state officials gearing up for Earl
• Cops: Killingworth driver fell out of car on I-95
• Nursing home where man died in wheelchair accident given “below average” rating
• Everything on track for new Coginchaug athletic complex
• New sex assault charges expected in Wethersfield for former school teacher
• Doctor dies in chimney trying to wiggle into boyfriend's house
• FIRST-OF-ITS-KIND PROSTHETIC ARM for West Hartford man
• Conn. man charged with another 1990s killing
• Middlesex County Community Foundation ARF! Fund Has Three New Faces for ...
• Famous forensic expert, Dr. Henry Lee, tapes show in Clinton
• CAMPUS FIRE SAFETY MONTH: Gov. Rell tags Sept. for awareness
• Middletown arrests
• SHOULDER BITE ends fight
• JAIL TIME for embezzler
• BEER TASTING at Rock Cat's game to benefit families of Hartford Distributor shooting
• 63-year-old woman to spend year behind bars for embezzlement
• FIRE AT CROWN PLAZA HOTEL in Cromwell; fire engine involved in accident
• PEEK INSIDE HISTORIC HOMES: Tour of seven East Hampton homes offered
• Man dies in E. Hampton crash
• 21-year-old man found sleeping in reportedly stolen vehicle is arrested
• DEP warns of unhealthy air quality
• City man arrested after allegedly breaking into ex-girlfriend's apartment
• Hurricane Earl pounds Turks and Caicos; U.S. East Coast braces
• Middletown arrests
• Car crashes through fences into backyard, driver injured with video
• Clinton man arrested after allegedly shouting obscenities
• Middletown man arrested for alleged involvement in two robberies
• Middlefield biker in coma after Guilford crash
• Man charged in Conn. shooting death
• Parolee arrested for alleged possession of crack cocaine
• Obama to honor troops as Iraq combat mission ends
• Honoring their sacrifice WITH VIDEO
• Ambulance ‘driver’ just trying to go home: Vehicle stolen in New Haven, stopped in Seymo
• Ex-student survives 4-story fall at Conn. school
• Roger Clemens pleads not guilty to charge of lying
• TOP COP UPDATE: Multiple city officials deny mayor's allegations
• Iran state media call French first lady prostitute
• Hurricane Earl lashes Caribbean, threatens US
• Conn. educators protest Obama funding policy
• Witness bitten on shoulder in fracas on Grove Street
• Department of Corrections investigating SECOND INMATE SUICIDE in seven days
• Conn. educators protest Obama funding policy
• Beetle Bailey nears retirement age but stays put
• Destroyer planned as museum had 4 kittens aboard
• Alleged bank robber met Old Saybrook police at train station
• GREEN PARTY KICKOFF: Beginning Conn. campaigns
• Destroyer planned as museum had 4 kittens aboard
• East Hampton arrests
• GREEN PARTY KICKOFF: Beginning Conn. campaigns
• E. Hampton councilor: What other e-mails have we not seen?
• East Hampton arrests
• Gov. Rell waits to see if feds will drop oversight of DCF
• E. Hampton councilor: What other e-mails have we not seen?
• Keeping things cool: Pets need a watchful eye in summer weather
• Gov. Rell waits to see if feds will drop oversigh of DCF
• Lawyer criticizes comments by lone survivor in Cheshire home invasion
• Keeping things cool: Pets need a watchful eye in summer weather
• Conn. seat belt use nearly 90 percent
• Conn. seat belt use nearly 90 percent
• TOP COP UPDATE: Multiple city officials deny mayor's allegations
• Family of ex-Conn. man left in coma after attack sues over alleged brutal prison treatment
• Iran state media call French first lady prostitute
• Beetle Bailey nears retirement age but stays put
• Hurricane Earl lashes Caribbean, threatens US
• Alleged bank robber met Old Saybrook police at train station
• Conn. educators protest Obama funding policy
• Roger Clemens pleads not guilty to charge of lying
• Community Health Center Lists the Top Three Back-to-School Health Priorities
• TOP COP UPDATE: Multiple city officials deny mayor's allegations
• Family of ex-Conn. man left in coma after attack sues over alleged brutal prison treatment
• Iran state media call French first lady prostitute
• NO PUBLIC COMMENTS ALLOWED at rescheduled E. Hampton meeting
• Hurricane Earl lashes Caribbean, threatens US
• STORM UPDATE: Danielle brings rip currents to U.S., dozens rescued
• Alleged bank robber met Old Saybrook police at train station
• Middletown arrests
• STORM UPDATE: Danielle brings rip currents to U.S., dozens rescued
• Conn. offers guide to prevent underage drinking
• Middletown arrests
• BRIDGEPORT BLAZE: Fire hits abandoned ammunition plant
• Conn. offers guide to prevent underage drinking
• 5 inmates shot during prison riot at Folsom
• BRIDGEPORT BLAZE: Fire hits abandoned ammunition plant
• AIRPORT TRICK? Man X-rays himself after several unsuccessful trips through security
• NO PUBLIC COMMENTS ALLOWED at rescheduled E. Hampton meeting
• Teen accused in 'texting' hit-and-run cited again for using cell phone while driving
• CLEARED: Charges against coaches dismissed
• Mileage jump has couple wondering where their car has been while they were in California
• 5 inmates shot during prison riot at Folsom
• UNITED BY CATASTROPHY: Quake divided Chile, mine collapse unites
• AIRPORT TRICK? Man X-rays himself after several unsuccessful trips through security
• Funeral services set for Conn. soldier
• Teen accused in 'texting' hit-and-run cited again for using cell phone while driving
• IMPEACH OBAMA? Petition drive comes to Cromwell
• Mileage jump has couple wondering where their car has been while they were in California
• Family of ex-Conn. man left in coma after attack sues over alleged brutal prison treatment
• UNITED BY CATASTROPHY: Quake divided Chile, mine collapse unites
• Letter to the editor: COUNCILWOMAN SAYS MAYOR'S REMARKS UNTRUE, demands apology
• Funeral services set for Conn. soldier
• NO PUBLIC COMMENTS ALLOWED at rescheduled E. Hampton meeting
• IMPEACH OBAMA? Petition drive comes to Cromwell
• CLEARED: Charges against two Middletown High School coaches dismissed
• Department of Corrections investigating SECOND INMATE SUICIDE in seven days
• Department of Corrections investigating SECOND INMATE SUICIDE in seven days
• Alleged bank robber met Old Saybrook police at train station
• Beetle Bailey nears retirement age but stays put
• What's next for DCF? Only new governor will be able to tell
• TOP COP UPDATE: Mayor says McMahon was always his top choice
• COCAINE IN BOLOGNA: Police seize drugs embedded in meat in Holyoke, Mass.
• Conn. officer denied counseling program
• 83-year-old Conn. hiker rescued on N.H. trail
• DRUG-USE PREVENTION: Clinton, Chester, Essex, Deep River get $250,000 federal grant
• Drunk man allegedly breaks into wrong apartment in Middletown
• Middletown arrests
• DRUGS IN BRA: Woman allegedly says she was storing cocaine for a friend
• Portland library rewards its readers with gifts with video
• Haddam trooper seeking info on break-in
• Teenager hopes to keep memory of her dad alive
• 21 sick, flea-ridden cats removed from Branford home
• Diplomat’s daughter plunges to her death in NYC
• New start at Yale: Ex-cadet ready to fight for gays in the military
• Conn. offers guide to prevent underage drinking
• BRIDGEPORT BLAZE: Fire hits abandoned ammunition plant
• Former Powder Ridge owner files appeal
• TOP COP UPDATE: Mayor: McMahon was always top choice
• Pakistani Taliban hint at attacks on aid workers
• Main Street milling and paving to begin Sept. 13 in Middletown
• Drug cartel suspected in massacre of 72 migrants
• Survey out to determine area drug use
• Cops: Conn. man coached boy, 8, to swear on video
• Wadsworth Falls swimming area remains closed
• Tires of JetBlue plane catch fire during landing
• Conn. funeral director convicted of stealing
• SHOPLIFTING WITH COP: Two men accused of shoplifting at 'shop with cop' event in Oregon
• Incoming UConn freshmen a superlative group
• GOP candidates come out for Conn. base
• Strippers protest church in Ohio
• Yale scientist finds West Nile, mosquito connection
• BOOZE CHARGE: Ex-coach pleads not guilty
• Middletown arrests
• N.Y. governor could face charge over World Series tickets
• SCHOOL BUS UPDATE: Cromwell officials extend Dattco contract
• Missing person found dead in car in river
• Rare disease doesn't slow down area sixth-grader
• EARLY STORM WARNING: Hurricane Danielle could hit parts of East Coast this weekend
• SENTENCING TODAY: David Hill gets 30 years for E. Hampton manslaughter
• Pocket contents net city man drug arrest
• Community Health Center, Inc. Lists the Top Three Back-To-School Health Priorities For Children
• After allegedly punching woman, man falls asleep in bedroom of her house
• Soldier's remains returning home
• 3 assaulted with bat, screwdriver in Old Saybrook
• TRAPPED UNDERGROUND: Video gives tour of trapped miner's refuge in Chile
• Welder burned when machine explodes
• Korean vets to be honored Monday by Secretary of State
• Questions arise about appointment of deputy police chief
• SAME CHARGE, DIFFERENT DAY: Repeat offender hands over needles, crack pipe to city cops
• Devastating series of attacks across Iraq kill 53
• 3 assaulted with bat, screwdriver in Old Saybrook
• Arrest made in snow plow theft from Cromwell
• Annual Riverport Festival kicks off tonight
• Old Saybrook bank robbed; reward offered w/photo
• 2 city residents hit with risk of injury to minor
• 2 days of food stretched more than 2 weeks in mine
• P&Z OKs canoe/kayak launch on Coginchaug River
• Mystery in Branford: Land cleared beside park in search for evidence in old case, police say
• Conn. accuses of Rite Aid of deceptive price rises
• LIFE AFTER THE FIRE: City mother and son relive night that changed everything — when home went
• Mother charged with stabbing disabled son
• Welder burned when machine explodes
• VIDEO — Overhaul underway at Middletown's Spear Park
• Former Powder Ridge owner files appeal
• Portland arrests
• Devastating series of attacks across Iraq kill 53
• Pakistani Taliban hint at attacks on aid workers
• 2 Cromwell stores caught selling tobacco to minors
• Annual Riverport Festival kicks off tonight
• Drug cartel suspected in massacre of 72 migrants
• SUSPECT SURRENDERS TO POLICE: Cops: Cromwell woman stole neighbor’s debit card, made $6,000 in
• 2 days of food stretched more than 2 weeks in mine
• Cops: Conn. man coached boy, 8, to swear on video
• JUST DESSERT? Inspectors confiscate cupcake truck
• Conn. accuses of Rite Aid of deceptive price rises
• P&Z OKs canoe/kayak launch on Coginchaug River
• AFTER KLEEN ENERGY EXPLOSION: Construction officials look to OSHA to create tougher safety standards
• LIFE AFTER THE FIRE: City mother and son relive night that changed everything — when home went
• SAME CHARGE, DIFFERENT DAY: Repeat offender hands over needles, crack pipe to city cops
• 2-car crash in Cromwell
• Portland arrests
• Arrest made in snow plow theft from Cromwell
• Pocket contents net city man drug arrest
• 2 Cromwell stores caught selling tobacco to minors
• 2 city residents hit with risk of injury to minor
• After allegedly punching woman, man falls asleep in bedroom of her house
• SUSPECT SURRENDERS TO POLICE: Cops: Cromwell woman stole neighbor’s debit card, made $6,000 in
• Mystery in Branford: Land cleared beside park in search for evidence in old case, police say
• Wrestler's father upset by Conn. candidate comment
• JUST DESSERT? Inspectors confiscate cupcake truck
• Mother charged with stabbing disabled son
• Lawyer says client, Conn. prosecutor facing probe
• AFTER KLEEN ENERGY EXPLOSION: Construction officials look to OSHA to create tougher safety standards
• VIDEO — Overhaul underway at Middletown's Spear Park
• Killingworth's River Road Bridge rehabilitation ahead of schedule, but about $37,000 more costl
• Portland recognizes Army pilot and his family — WITH VIDEO
• Risk of injury charges in two cases
• WELCOME BACK? 4 Conn. teachers get stuck in elevator
• Jet misses runway, crashes in China; 42 killed
• CHESHIRE YOUTH PRISON IN LOCKDOWN after brawls; 3 correction officers hurt
• Investors get their Groupon
• Bail reinstated for man detained in car bomb probe
• Clinton names Lawrie as new police chief
• Portland recognizes Army pilot and his family — WITH VIDEO
• State AGs: Craigslist should drop adult services
• Mystery in Branford: Land cleared beside park in search for evidence in old case, police say
• Jet misses runway, crashes in China; 42 killed
• State expert evaluating Stephen Morgan, 30, suspected in fatal shooting of Wes student
• Mother charged with stabbing disabled son
• Bail reinstated for man detained in car bomb probe
• Conn. soldier dies in Afghanistan
• Spear Park demolition underway
• State AGs: Craigslist should drop adult services
• Former owner of Public Bar to sue city for allegedly running him out of business
• Devastating series of attacks across Iraq kill 53
• State expert evaluating Stephen Morgan, 30, suspected in fatal shooting of Wes student
• City cops: Drugs in backpack land man in trouble
• 2 days of food stretched more than 2 weeks in mine
• Conn. soldier dies in Afghanistan
• Middletown men arrested following alleged beating
• Conn. accuses of Rite Aid of deceptive price rises
• Former owner of Public Bar to sue city for allegedly running him out of business
• MIDDLETOWN PD'S DYNAMIC DUO: McMahon chosen as next police chief, Sneed picked as deputy police
• Conn. soldier one of two Vt. guardsmen killed in Afghanistan
• City cops: Drugs in backpack land man in trouble
• Devastating series of attacks across Iraq kill 53
• REMEMBRANCE: Conn. deaths in Iraq, Afghanistan
• Two stores caught selling tobacco to underage customers
• Middletown men arrested following alleged beating
• 2 days of food stretched more than 2 weeks in mine
• Rell orders flags at half staff to honor soldier
• Cromwell woman charged with theft of debit card, $6,000 in illegal withdrawals
• MIDDLETOWN PD'S DYNAMIC DUO: McMahon chosen as next police chief, Sneed picked as deputy police
• Conn. soldier one of two Vt. guardsmen killed in Afghanistan
• Middletown arrests
• JUST DESSERT? Inspectors confiscate cupcake truck
• REMEMBRANCE: Conn. deaths in Iraq, Afghanistan
• Killingworth's River Road Bridge rehabilitation ahead of schedule, but about $37,000 more costl
• KLEEN ENERGY: Construction officials look to OSHA for implementation of tougher safety standards
• Rell orders flags at half staff to honor soldier
• WELCOME BACK? 4 Conn. teachers get stuck in elevator
• SAME CHARGE, DIFFERENT DAY: Drug arrest for alleged repeat offender
• Middletown arrests
• Investors get their Groupon
• Arrest in snow plow theft in Cromwell
• 8 killed on hijacked Philippine tourist bus
• Conn. police investigating suspicious death
• Conn. soldier dies in Afghanistan
• Middletown lake cruise rescheduled
• City police nab wanted felon during traffic stop
• Former bar owner to sue city, state agency
• Roads to get an upgrade in Middlefield
• ARRESTED AFTER POLICE CHASE: Drunk man drops loaded gun, cops say
• Drugs in backpack land man in trouble
• Conn. police investigating suspicious death
• Joy and fear: miners found alive stuck for months
• City men arrested following alleged beating
• City police nab wanted felon during traffic stop
• Conn. soldier dies in Afghanistan
• Patrick McMahon chosen as police chief
• ARRESTED AFTER POLICE CHASE: Drunk man drops loaded gun, cops say
• Former bar owner to sue city, state agency
• Middletown arrests
• Joy and fear: miners found alive stuck for months
• Patrick McMahon chosen as police chief
• MR. CLEAN BACK HOME: Westbrook man wraps up stint helping out with Gulf oil spill
• Middlesex Community College Announces Reid Smalley as New Dean
• POLICE IDENTIFY MOTORCYCLIST killed Saturday
• Middletown arrests
• Amtrak: Train kills trespassing pedestrian
• MR. CLEAN BACK HOME: Westbrook man wraps up stint helping out with Gulf oil spill
• Middletown man claims drugs are Tylenol; gets arrested when it's illegal Percocet, cops say
• POLICE IDENTIFY MOTORCYCLIST killed Saturday
• Workers at manufacturing co. evacuated after transformer begins smoking Monday
• Amtrak: Train kills trespassing pedestrian
• AG sues over 'misuse' of Wesleyan funds
• Middletown man claims drugs are Tylenol; gets arrested when it's illegal Percocet, cops say
• MURDER TRIAL: 26-year-old man accused in beating death to be formally sentenced Friday
• Workers at manufacturing co. evacuated after transformer begins smoking Monday
• 8 killed on hijacked Philippine tourist bus
• Bail reinstated for man detained in car bomb probe
• AG sues over 'misuse' of Wesleyan funds
• Middletown lake cruise rescheduled
• State AGs: Craigslist should drop adult services
• MURDER TRIAL: 26-year-old man accused in beating death to be formally sentenced Friday
• Roads to get an upgrade in Middlefield
• New psychological evaluation for accused killer Stephen Morgan
• 8 killed on hijacked Philippine tourist bus
• Middletown lake cruise rescheduled
• Roads to get an upgrade in Middlefield
• Conn. police investigating suspicious death
• Joy and fear: miners found alive stuck for months
• Bride arrested for DUI on her wedding day
• East Hampton arrests
• POLICE IDENTIFY MOTORCYCLIST killed Saturday night
• Farms recalling eggs share suppliers, other ties
• Amtrak train kills Enfield pedestrian
• Cops: Motorcyclist dies in South St. crash
• Rallies over mosque near ground zero get heated
• Man claims it's Tylenol; gets arrested when it's illegal Percocet
• WITH VIDEO — PORTLAND FIRE: Blaze damages portion of Triram asphalt plant
• AZ escapees, companion charged with murder in NM
• 12-foot-wide sinkhole on Geer Street swallows up Cromwell police sgt.'s SUV
• Police nab wanted felon during routine traffic stop
• Chester to supply Tylerville with water line
• Man arrested after allegedly dropping loaded gun in police chase
• UPDATED — E. HAMP. CONTROVERSY: E-mails between O'Keefe, councilors shed new light on pol
• Building evacuated after transformer begins smoking
• Ex-Wesleyan University investment director sued
• MURDER TRIAL: Hill to be formally sentenced Friday
• New Cromwell principal excited about first day of school
• FALSE REPORT: Woman allegedly lies to police about drug theft
• Rallies over mosque near ground zero get heated
• Moon may be shrinking, but very, very slowly
• PORTLAND FIRE: Blaze damages portion of Triram asphalt plant
• Woman, 21, struck, killed walking on I-91
• UPDATED: 12-foot- wide sinkhole swallows Cromwell police SUV
• PRIVACY VS. SAFETY: How and when is it OK to use monitoring cameras?
• Officials: Middletown inmate, 33,commits suicide in his jail cell
• EAST HAMPTON CONTROVERSY: E-mails show O'Keefe didn't ask about budget savings until after
• Woman, 21, struck, killed walking on I-91
• New Cromwell principal excited about first day of school
• UPDATED — E. HAMPTON CONTROVERSY: E-mails show O'Keefe didn't ask about budget savin
• Handcuffed man steals Conn. police cruiser, flees
• Handcuffed man steals Conn. police cruiser, flees
• Middletown arrests
• Middletown arrests
• Colo. man reunited with dog found in Puerto Rico
• PORTLAND FIRE: Asphalt plant ablaze on Brownstone Ave.
• NIGHTCLUB FIRE: Bike ride today to aid kids who lost parents in Rhode Island fire in 2003
• Sinkhole swallows Cromwell cruiser
• Public financing director to leave program
• Officials: Middletown inmate commits suicide in his cell
• PATRIOTIC PARENT: Cardboard cutout keeps Conn. Army daughter close
• Colo. man reunited with dog found in Puerto Rico
• W. Va. person wins Powerball jackpot
• NIGHTCLUB FIRE: Bike ride today to aid kids who lost parents in Rhode Island fire in 2003
• FALSE REPORT: Woman allegedly lies to police about drug theft
• Public financing director to leave program
• Moon may be shrinking, but very, very slowly
• PATRIOTIC PARENT: Cardboard cutout keeps Conn. Army daughter close
• Farms recalling eggs share suppliers, other ties
• PRIVACY VS. SAFETY: How and when is it OK to use monitoring cameras?
• W. Va. person wins Powerball jackpot
• Cops: Motorcyclist dies in South St. crash
• Sewer line project to cause road closure in Cromwell
• Middletown arrests
• Handcuffed man steals Conn. police cruiser, flees
• Needy kids get second chance with the Backpack Project
• Conn. schools advised to add emergency drills
• Blumenthal's honesty questioned again
• ELDERLY WOMAN KILLED: Police hope TV show leads them to killer
• AN UNUSUAL VISITOR: Manatee spotted near Clinton marina
• Moving sale planned at 'Amityville Horror' house
• ’Miracle’ girl survives fall from Terminal Velocity ride
• Cop sued in DUI case
• Motorcyclist injured in Highland Avenue crash - WITH VIDEO
• Drunken driver speeds away from good Samaritan, gets arrested
• Peanut-free seats draw allergic fans to ballparks
• GOAT IN TRUNK: Driver fined $100 for animal cruelty
• PHARMACY REVIEW: Rell calls on Rite Aid to restore customer pharmacy savings
• New Haven resident hospitalized with West Nile
• SCAM AVERTED: Alert bank employees save grandmother from scam
• Author beginning a new chapter as director of Godfrey Library
• Plane grounded in San Fran after hijack threat
• Medication for depression 'like a magic drug'
• Many in U.S. believe lies about Prez Obama
• Drunken driver speeds away from good Samaritan, gets arrested
• Police Chief Faughnan says farewell to Clinton
• ALERT: DUI checks tonight in Cromwell
• Haddam may get new transfer station site
• IMMIGRATION SWEEP: 47 nabbed in Conn., Mass., Maine
• Man banned from contact with mother after allegedly stealing from, threatening her
• High court upholds murder conviction, considers validity of eyewitness accounts
• Goodbye Iraq: Last US combat brigade heads home
• State requests aid for tornado
• RUMBLE AT RITE AID: Man allegedly attacks security guards
• Official: Durham tavern violates liquor law; had fruit flies in bottle
• BP accused of withholding 'critical' spill data
• Police suspect robbery victim in Essex bank parking lot made up the story
• Bull leaps into bullring stands in Spain, 40 hurt
• Rell predicts $63.4 million budget deficit
• Middletown arrests
• DEADLY FIRE IN TERRYVILLE: 1 dead in fire at 200-year-old former church
• RACISM ON CAMPUS: Swastika, epithet found at Conn. college
• 'Most wanted' fugitives captured at campsite
• BEHIND THE INK: Common tattoo beliefs debunked
• GENERATION TATTOO: A defining mark
• Study warns Conn.'s economic recovery could fizzle
• Rabbi’s NYC marathon run a mitzvah; he aims to raise funds for needy Holocaust survivors
• Reimondo to get hearing after all
• Man banned from contact with mother after stealing, threatening
• Jurors were close to convicting Rod Blagojevich
• Middletown arrests
• Goodbye Iraq: Last US combat brigade heads home
• Macdonough teachers start year right with back-to-school walk — WITH VIDEO
• Gov. Rell issues statewide drought advisory
• RUMBLE AT RITE AID: man attacks store security officers
• GENERATION TATTOO: A defining mark
• Judge refuses to suppress Hayes’ statement
• BP accused of withholding 'critical' spill data
• Reimondo to get hearing after all
• Goodbye Iraq: Last US combat brigade heads home
• Bull leaps into bullring stands in Spain, 40 hurt
• Middletown arrests
• Suspect in UConn stabbing case pleads not guilty
• Westbrook landfill deemed safe by DEP
• Gov. Rell issues statewide drought advisory
• BP accused of withholding 'critical' spill data
• Bobcat goes for stroll through Conn. backyard
• Judge refuses to suppress Hayes’ statement
• Bull leaps into bullring stands in Spain, 40 hurt
• Sales manager may do jail time for allegedly stealing $17,000 worth of cars from employer
• Suspect in UConn stabbing case pleads not guilty
• Westbrook landfill deemed safe by DEP
• Cops: Just out of jail, man threatens to shoot employee at Social Security office
• Bobcat goes for stroll through Conn. backyard
• 3 sentenced to prison for Conn. parade shootings
• Sales manager may do jail time for allegedly stealing $17,000 worth of cars from employer
• AP Poll: Obama at new low for handling economy
• Haddam may be getting new transfer station site
• Cops: Just out of jail, man threatens to shoot employee at Social Security office
• Officials: drowning of Conn. girl an accident
• Twins to see Facebook suit on big screen
• Rabbi’s NYC marathon run a mitzvah; he aims to raise funds for needy Holocaust survivors
• Police: Driver in crash that killed 4-year-old was drunk
• 3 sentenced to prison for Conn. parade shootings
• Jurors were close to convicting Rod Blagojevich
• 84-year-old Conn. man killed in hit-and-run
• AP Poll: Obama at new low for handling economy
• Macdonough teachers start year right with back-to-school walk — WITH VIDEO
• Metro-North, Amtrak service resumes in state
• Officials: drowning of Conn. girl an accident
• Charter Revision Commission complete, but not expected to overhaul Cromwell charter
• Middletown arrests
• Slew of drug charges for Afton Terrace man
• N.J. man files $6 million lawsuit against companies after Kleen Energy explosion
• Cheshire home invasion case back before judge
• Man charged with allegedly burning girlfriend with cigarette, choking her
• Middletown arrests
• Jurors were close to convicting Rod Blagojevich
• McDuff's Tavern wants out of civil lawsuit in 2009 death
• Jury deadlocks on all but one charge against Blagojevich
• Conn. Republicans worry state running out of cash
• Slew of drug charges for Afton Terrace man
• 3 sentenced to prison for Conn. parade shootings
• Man charged with allegedly burning girlfriend with cigarette, choking her
• AP Poll: Obama at new low for handling economy
• McDuff's Tavern wants out of civil lawsuit in 2009 death
• Officials: drowning of Conn. girl an accident
• Conn. Republicans worry state running out of cash
• Attorney wants speedy trial in UConn stabbing
• Beer theft suspect sprays insecticide at reporters
• Lawyers blame ex-Conn. IBM exec's crime on affair
• Attorney wants speedy trial in UConn stabbing
• Jury awards more than $6,000 in damages in school attack case
• Some Muslims question mosque near ground zero
• Lawyers blame ex-Conn. IBM exec's crime on affair
• A STAR IS BORN: Chester resident stars in 'South Pacific' on PBS tonight
• Sales manager may do jail time for stealing cars from employer
• Jury awards more than $6,000 in damages in school attack case
• BULLYING: Off the playground and into cyberspace
• Cops: Just out of jail, man threatens to shoot Social-Security employee
• A STAR IS BORN: Chester resident stars in 'South Pacific' on PBS tonight
• Woman's blood alcohol level near record-breaking point
• STOLEN YALE LAPTOP has health info of 1,000 people
• BULLYING: Off the playground and into cyberspace
• Get your tattoo fix on Route 66
• Rabbi’s NYC marathon run a mitzvah; he aims to raise funds for needy Holocaust survivors
• Woman's blood alcohol level near record-breaking point
• Charter Revision Commission complete, but not expected to overhaul Cromwell charter
• Judge allows statements to stand in murder trial of Steven Hayes
• Get your tattoo fix on Route 66
• N.J. man files $6 million lawsuit against companies after Kleen Energy explosion
• Jury deadlocks on all but one charge against Blagojevich
• Jetliner crashes on Colombian island; 1 killed
• Portland arrests
• New director of Godfrey Memorial Library named
• SKIN DEEP: A cross-cultural history of tattoos including sailors, Greeks, modern day
• DEP SAYS MOOSE FOUND DEAD after being taken from Cromwell
• Woman hits Senate Armed Services chairman with pie
• WITH DOCUMENT: Attorney for accused Cheshire killer wants statements suppressed
• RESIDENTS WHOOP WITH GLEE: East Hampton council defers action for 30 days in police chief drama
• MORE THAN 1,200 VIOLATIONS in first two weeks of truck safety crackdown
• N.J. worker to sue companies over Kleen Energy plant blast
• Slew of drug charges for Afton Terrace man
• Dog shooting prompts call for centralized laws
• Man charged with allegedly burning girlfriend with cigarette, choking her
• 36-year-old charged with manslaughter in fatal Cromwell crash on Main Street
• Sheriff: SC mom killed kids before sinking car
• LEGAL ACTION: Middletown church to sue developer after failed 'turn key' situation
• McDuff's Tavern wants out of civil lawsuit in 2009 death
• White House: Politics have no role in mosque remarks
• Conn. Republicans worry state running out of cash
• Most Conn. high school seniors say they’ve had sex
• Israel: Palestinian with hostages at Turk Embassy
• 1 killed, 1 wounded in Conn. shooting
• Terrorist tapes found under CIA desk
• UPDATED, WITH COURT DOCUMENTS:East Hampton police chief files lawsuit over job
• Beer theft suspect sprays insecticide at reporters
• Conn. teen girl injured in 75-foot cliff fall
• Bodies of 2 toddlers found in car in S.C. river
• Bysiewicz campaign spending under investigation
• 6 dead, including 4 children, in Okla. house fire
• TODAY: Meet Cromwell High School's new principal
• Conn. victims want 5 teenage vandals jailed, to pay for damages in 88-car smashing spree
• East Hampton, Portland arrests
• Body of girl who died in ’62 stolen from grave
• Strip club owner, pastor to meet over feud
• N.J. worker to sue companies over Kleen Energy plant blast
• Man shot dead after New Haven nightclub fight
• Dog shooting prompts call for centralized laws
• Cromwell High School's new principal invites residents to ‘meet and greet’ her Wedn
• Manslaughter charges in Cromwell fatal accident
• Tea party activists rally on Arizona-Mexico border
• LEGAL ACTION: Middletown church to deliver lawsuit to developer after failed 'turn key' si
• Middle-schoolers to get college prep info
• White House: politics no role in mosque remarks
• Gulf driller to light up cigar after job is done
• Most Conn. high school seniors say they’ve had sex
• MANCHESTER SHOOTING: Woman to be arraigned in beer thefts
• 1 killed, 1 wounded in Conn. shooting
• Tax credit intended to prod investment
• Former East Hampton Police Chief files lawsuit over job
• Conn. expected to approve $260 million for rail
• Teenage girl injured in cliff fall
• 8 killed as truck slams into spectators at Calif. race
• Bysiewicz campaign spending under investigation
• UPDATED WITH MORE PHOTOS: Smooth sailing Saturday for Lake Pocotopaug boat parade
• Jetliner crashes on Colombian island; 1 killed
• Teen to be arraigned in hit-and-run after striking mother, 2 kids, dog
• New director of Godfrey Memorial Library named
• Police: Moose tranquilized, transported out of Cromwell Sunday; DEP called in - w/ photo
• LIVE, LEARN, TATTOO: E. Hamp. native, 23, colors body to capture the story of his life
• Craigslist killing suspect dead in Mass. suicide
• SPECIAL MEETING TONIGHT: E. Hamp. Council revisiting chief issue
• Lake Pocotopaug boat parade featured in wonderful weather
• Tea party activists rally on Arizona-Mexico border
• Obama claims GOP trying to destroy Social Security
• Middle-schoolers to get college prep info
• Gulf driller to light up cigar after job is done
• Dinosaur has 'mojo,' thanks to Yale researcher
• MANCHESTER SHOOTING: Woman to be arraigned in beer thefts
• CHILI COOK-OFF: Residents, cooks seeking bragging rights
• Tax credit intended to prod investment
• Conn. expected to approve $260 million for rail
• 8 killed as truck slams into spectators at Calif. race
• Guilford teen to be arraigned in hit-and-run
• Police: Moose tranquilized, transported out of Cromwell
• Craigslist killing suspect dead in Mass. suicide
• ILLEGAL MALL TALK: Court says California mall's chat policy illegal
• 'JARHEAD' RESCUED: Bear cub can eat and drink again after 10 days with head stuck in plast
• Feds: Online 'sextortion' of teens on the rise
• Teen acquitted in stabbing is shot in head
• Weapons, marijuana plants found in home
• A HANDS-ON LESSON: Teenage police cadets investigate careers
• ESSEX FIRE: Witness questions response to blaze at museum
• UConn given more time to respond to NCAA
• TIME FOR TREES: Middletown, Essex, Killingworth get grants to add forestry
• State Muslim groups to discuss 'ISLAMOPHOBIA' at state capitol today at 3 p.m.
• Middletown police blotter for Aug. 14
• Report: Lawmaker to resign amid probe
• Blumenthal leads McMahon in post-primary poll
• ESSEX FIRE: Witness questions response to blaze at museum
• Essex fire forces Family Maritime Festival to be postponed
• TIME FOR TREES: Middletown, Essex, Killingworth get grants to add forestry
• Obama Gulf trip part vacation, part sales pitch
• Middletown police blotter for Aug. 14
• Man arrested after shooting at raccoon with handgun, says it attacked stray cat
• "HE WILL BITE": Women give in rather than get bitten by police dog at Middletown liquor st
• Woman pushed into NYC subway
• DRUG DEAL GONE BAD? Man zapped with Taser, taken to hospital, gets arrested
• FEMALE CHIEF: Mohegan tribe to get first female chief since 1723
• WHO IS RESPONSIBLE FOR CIDER HILL? Cromwell selectmen want to know
• CT colleges, humanities groups get federal grants
• A NEW WAY TO LEARN: Harry Potter chemistry, Nat Geo travel writing offered at MxCC
• Obama makes clear support for mosque
• Habitat for Humanity's 'ReStore' has dual benefits: less expensive materials and recy
• "HE WILL BITE": Women give in rather than get bitten by police dog at Middletown liquor st
• UConn given more time to respond to NCAA
• DRUG DEAL GONE BAD? Man zapped with Taser, taken to hospital, gets arrested
• State Muslim groups to discuss 'ISLAMOPHOBIA' at state capitol today at 3 p.m.
• WHO IS RESPONSIBLE FOR CIDER HILL? Cromwell selectmen want to know
• Report: Lawmaker to resign amid probe
• A NEW WAY TO LEARN: Harry Potter chemistry, Nat Geo travel writing offered at MxCC
• Blumenthal leads McMahon in post-primary poll
• Habitat for Humanity's 'ReStore' has dual benefits: less expensive materials and recy
• Judge to rule on stay Thursday in Prop. 8 case
• City fire officials continue probe into inferno at E. Main St. house
• State’s sales tax free week runs Aug. 15-21
• Middletown arrests
• UPDATED, AFFIDAVIT: Manchester shooter stole kegs, cases
• WINE FOR WARRIORS FUNDRAISER: Benefit at Esca Saturday to help build ‘comfort homes’ for
• 2 men rescued after being trapped in hot dryer
• "HE WILL BITE": Women give in rather than get bitten by police dog
• CROMWELL COPS CONFIRM PROBE into plagued Cider Hill development
• Drug deal gone bad leads to arrest of local man
• TEACHER ARRESTED for allegedly having sexual relationship with underage student
• WHO IS RESPONSIBLE FOR CIDER HILL? Cromwell selectmen want to know
• Former Conn. firefighter charged in arson killings
• Middlesex Comm. College works to change Huck Finn idea of classroom
• DeLauro helps celebrate 125 years of food safety
• DRIVER CHARGED WITH MANSLAUGHTER in death of 4-year-old
• 1 year in jail for city man found with drugs, gun
• Habitat for Humanity's 'ReStore' has dual benefits: less expensive materials and recy
• BLUES BEAT: John Lee Hooker Jr. to play in New London
• Eagle returns
• 'Supermarket stripper' dodges lockup — for now
• UConn given more time to respond to NCAA
• 4-year-old girl dies after crash
• State Muslim groups to discuss 'ISLAMOPHOBIA' at state capitol today at 3 p.m.
• UPDATED: Scammer shows up at Lesser’s door
• MOTORCYCLE MANIA: Awards announced
• Man arrested at Atlanta airport in stabbings spree
• MISTAKEN THREATS: Man arrested for threatening to blow up wrong high school
• Jobs picture dims as unemployment claims rise
• House overrides Rell's veto of campaign finance bill
• City's public schools reach AYP in math, reading
• 4-STATE BANK ROBBERY SUSPECT indicted in Maine
• Cromwell worker dies at school construction site
• Middletown Public Schools achieve AYP in math, reading
• PARKING LOT NOT A FIRING RANGE: Cromwell man, 62, arrested for practicing with just-bought BB gun be
• Judge to rule on stay Thursday in Prop. 8 case
• STRIKE THREE for supermarket stripper?
• UPDATE: Fire at Conn. River Museum may have destroyed historic artifacts (with video)
• SUPERMARKET SWEEP: 80-year-old driver hits woman, traps, drags her before hitting parked cars
• Death toll increasing in Asian flooding, landslides
• POLICE CONFIRM administrative investigation of Cider Hill
• Judge testifies he felt threatened by N.J. blogger
• WEST HARTFORD TEACHER ARRESTED for allegedly having sexual relationship with student
• Flight attendant gets outpouring of support after tirade
• Former Conn. firefighter charged in arson killings
• Dan Rostenkowski, congressman sent to prison, dies
• DeLauro helps celebrate 125 years of food safety
• Actor "Rip" Torn denied probation in bank break-in
• AFFIDAVIT: Manchester shooter stole kegs, cases
• Judge denies Malloy request in funding case
• One year in jail for city man found in possession of drugs, weapon
• Death toll in China landslides rises to 1,117
• BLUES BEAT: John Lee Hooker Jr. to play in New London
• 1ST CONGRESSIONAL RACE: Brickley takes GOP primary
• 'Supermarket stripper' dodges lockup - for now
• PRINCE CHARMING: Chef licks 2 toads in kitchen, gets fined $335 after video leaks
• State’s sales tax free week runs Aug. 15-21
• ROAD RAGE: Man assaults, spit on elderly driver
• 4-year-old girl dies after crash
• Middletown arrests
• Electricity scammer targets state rep
• CAR USED AS WEAPON: Drunken driver allegedly threatens victim with vehicle in Middletown
• Man arrested at Atlanta airport in stabbings spree
• VIDEO: After primary victory, Foley at O'Rourke's
• Jobs picture dims as unemployment claims rise
• Cops: Intoxicated patient, convicted felon threatens to burn down Middlesex hospital
• Woman hit by car in Deep River
• 3 dead and 12 hurt in tourist bus crash in Utah
• 1ST CONGRESSIONAL RACE: Brickley takes GOP primary
• MANCHESTER SHOOTING: Hartford Distributors employees to return to work Wednesday
• Middletown arrests
• City revs up for fifth annual Motorcycle Mania
• Cops bust man for pot after he runs red light
• PRIMARY DAY 2010: Low voter turnout early in the day (with video)
• REPUBLICAN WIN: Foley up for governor
• Death toll increasing in Asian flooding, landslides
• 5 dead in Alaska plane crash; Ex-senator aboard
• VIDEO – PRIMARY: In Cromwell, McMahon wins GOP primary nod for coveted Senate seat
• Judge testifies he felt threatened by N.J. blogger
• 32nd DISTRICT RACE: Carpino defeats Chudzik
• USING A CAR AS A WEAPON: Drunken man allegedly threatened victim with car
• Warrant: Conn. man 'lost it,' killed daughter
• SECRETARY OF THE STATE: Merrill wins primary
• A day after primary victory, Tom Foley visits O'Rourke's Diner
• N.Y. police find live cat ’marinating’ in car trunk
• PRIMARY DAY 2010: McMahon has 'healthy lead' over Simmons, Schiff
• Flight attendant gets outpouring of support after tirade
• Police seize pot plants worth $1M in Canterbury
• EDC votes to improve WiFi on Main Street
• Dan Rostenkowski, congressman sent to prison, dies
• GOVERNOR PRIMARY: Malloy defeats Lamont
• PRIMARY: Westbrook has highest voter turnout
• Actor "Rip" Torn denied probation in bank break-in
• WITH VIDEO OF CONTENTIOUS MEETING: Anger fills E. Hampton hearing as council votes 5-1 in support of
• SEARCH FOR SHOOTING SUSPECT: Police hunt for car and man involved in gunfight with city man
• Judge denies Malloy request in funding case
• Man arrested after failing to remove trees
• PARKING LOT NOT A FIRING RANGE: Man arrested for practicing with BB gun behind store
• UDPATE: Alleged victim speaks out at East Hampton hearing (with video)
• STRIKE THREE for supermarket stripper?
• Car crashes into electrical pole
• Cromwell worker dies at school construction site
• ROAD RAGE: Pa. woman wipes dirty diaper on car
• Death toll in China landslides rises to 1,117
• City man denies bruising 3-year-old son
• Cops: 3 workers stole Hammonasset gate funds
• VIDEO: Firefighters battle blaze on East Main Street; no injuries
• PRIMARY DAY 2010: Westbrook sees highest voter turnout
• Pop-Tarts store pops up in Times Square
• PRIMARY DAY 2010: Poll shows gaps narrowing
• Kayak, canoe launch proposed on Coginchaug River
• SEARCH FOR SHOOTING SUSPECT: Police hunt for car and man involved in gunfight with city man
• City man with prior domestic-violence arrests charged for entering previous victim’s home
• $26 BILLION JOBS BILL: House moves to help teachers, public workers
• CAUGHT IN ACT: Hidden cop busts man for stealing from former employer after hours
• Man arrested after failing to remove trees
• Police continue investigation into Jeep rollover
• Murder suspect claims victim raped her
• City man denies bruising 3-year-old son
• Victim speaks out at East Hampton hearing
• Shelter residents benefit from Liberty Bank gift
• Deck collapses; 4 sent to hospital
• Pop-Tarts store pops up in Times Square
• Car crashes into electrical pole
• PRIMARIES TODAY: A look at how local voters are leaning — INCLUDES VIDEO
• Voter turnout 'spotty' on primary morning
• City man with prior domestic-violence arrests charged for entering previous victim’s home
• ROAD RAGE: Pa. woman wipes dirty diaper on car
• Police investigating 2 home invasions
• State police seize pot plants worth $1 million in Canterbury
• Police continue investigation into Jeep rollover
• Cops: Intoxicated patient, felon threatens to burn down hospital
• Ark. doctor convicted in bomb attack on board head
• Police: Landlord goes berserk at strip club
• Shelter residents benefit from Liberty Bank gift
• 3 dead and 12 hurt in tourist bus crash in Utah
• Cops: Teen was on phone in hit-and-run
• Police investigating 2 home invasions
• PRIMARIES TODAY: A look at how local voters are leaning — INCLUDES VIDEO
• MANCHESTER SHOOTING: Hartford Distributors employees to return to work Wednesday
• N. Korea fires artillery off west coast
• Middletown arrests
• Ark. doctor convicted in bomb attack on board head
• City revs up for fifth annual Motorcycle Mania
• Court to rule in rearview mirror objects
• FLIGHT ATTENDANT CAUSES RUCKUS: Curses at passenger, grabs beer, flees via emergency slide
• Cops: Teen was on phone in hit-and-run
• PRIMARY DAY 2010: Low voter turnout early in the day (with video)
• Bikini-clad strippers protest at church
• N. Korea fires artillery off west coast
• Warrant: Conn. man 'lost it,' killed daughter
• Gunfire in New Haven grazes teen, hits minivan
• Court to rule in rearview mirror objects
• N.Y. police find live cat ’marinating’ in car trunk
• VIDEO: Firefighters battle blaze on East Main Street; no injuries
• 5 dead in Alaska plane crash; Ex-senator aboard
• Middletown arrests
• PRIMARY DAY 2010: Carpino defeats Chudzik in 32nd District race
• Kayak, canoe launch proposed on Coginchaug River
• Judge dismisses suit against society at Yale over Geronimo’s bones
• Bikini-clad strippers protest at church
• PRIMARY DAY 2010: McMahon has 'healthy lead' over Simmons, Schiff
• CAUGHT IN ACT: Hidden cop busts man for stealing from former employer after hours
• MANCHESTER SHOOTING: Larson leads U.S. House in moment of silence to honor the victims
• Gunfire in New Haven grazes teen, hits minivan
• EDC votes to improve WiFi on Main Street
• 2 killed by car after church service in Maryland
• Shelter residents benefit from Liberty Bank gift
• Eagle strike in jet’s engine halts Alaska flight
• TUESDAY PRIMARIES: Quinnipiac poll shows how voters are leaning (with video)
• Candlelight vigil honors victims of the Manchester shooting
• Police investigating 2 home invasions
• Gulf shrimpers pray for good season despite oil
• Ark. doctor convicted in bomb attack on board head
• Conn. union leader dies unexpectedly at age 54
• Cops: Teen was on phone in hit-and-run
• Suicide car bomber kills 8 west of Baghdad
• N. Korea fires artillery off west coast
• Ariz. escapees believed to be in Yellowstone area
• Court to rule in rearview mirror objects
• Forced to retire, some take Social Security early
• Westbrook road work begins with federal funds
• Asia flooding plunges millions into misery
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• UP IN SMOKE: Middletown couple charged with running marijuana-growing operation
• Suspected clerk kidnapper appears in court
• Low turnout expected in Conn. primaries
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• CAUGHT IN THE ACT: Man caught stealing from former employer after hours
• Investigators probe crashed plane in house
• City man denies bruising 3-year-old son’s arms
• Groom wears prison jumpsuit — and handcuffs
• Pop-Tarts store pops up in Times Square
• Store manager throws hot coffee in intruder’s face
• City man with prior domestic-violence arrests charged for entering previous victim’s home
• Weather service: Up to 7 tornadoes hit N.D., Minn.
• Police continue investigation into Jeep rollover
• Police say home was burglarized in Haddam
• Two communities in mourning for two students lost in car crash
• TOPS in the weight loss game
• PLANE CRASHES INTO HOME: in Pa., sets it ablaze
• Fundraiser for families of shooting victims
• Middlesex and New Haven County 4-H Fair
• Six Americans on medical team killed in Afghanistan
• Voter sign-up deadline looms for state primary
• CANDELIGHT VIGIL to honor Manchester shooting rampage victims
• CHARGES TO BE ESCALATED: Defendant arraigned in death of Shelton cop
• Middletown arrests
• Kagan sworn in as fourth woman on high court
• MANCHESTER SHOOTING: A look at shooter's racial complaints at beer warehouse
• Conn. union leader dies unexpectedly at age 54
• Connecticut to assess forest lands
• Suicide car bomber kills 8 west of Baghdad
• Middlesex Chamber Announces Middletown Motorcyle Mania 2010
• TEEN ON CELL PHONE: Charged in hit-and-run after woman, dog are injured
• Ariz. escapees believed to be in Yellowstone area
• Animal rescuer accused of cruelty calls allegations 'patent lies'
• Forced to retire, some take Social Security early
• Shootings victims mourned
• Asia flooding plunges millions into misery
• Parents turn to swapping for school clothes
• Middletown couple charged for pot-growing operation
• Former Middletown bank VP admits embezzling more than $1 million
• Six Americans on medical team killed in Afghanistan
• West Hartford man improves from critical to serious condition after Manchester shooting; family rele
• Voter sign-up deadline looms for state primary
• Man crashes car down embankment, flees the scene and ends up charged with DUI
• 'THEY SHOT MY DOG' Rescue agency said adoption of Middlefield dog was not complete
• CANDELIGHT VIGIL to honor Manchester shooting rampage victims
• FOOD FIGHT: Women arrested after throwing cookies, fighting
• TOP COP UPDATE: New police chief recommendation coming Aug. 23
• CHARGES TO BE ESCALATED: Defendant arraigned in death of Shelton cop
• JAIL TIME FOR JEWEL THIEF: E. Hampton woman gets three years behind bars
• Haddam hires first Economic Development Director as new 'ambassador for the town'
• CLOWN ROBBER UNMASKED: Police nab Pa. woman alleged to be clown bank robber
• Former Middletown bank VP admits embezzling more than $1 million
• Gov. Rell calls for DAY OF REMEMBRANCE Monday for Manchester shooting victims
• SICK OF SMACKDOWNS: Vince McMahon tired of Sen. campaign shots at WWE
• 'THEY SHOT MY DOG' Rescue agency said adoption of Middlefield dog was not complete
• Former Powder Ridge owner files suit against town
• Woman arrested over stolen beer from shooter
• TOP COP UPDATE: New police chief recommendation coming Aug. 23
• CLOWN ROBBER UNMASKED: Police nab Pa. woman alleged to be clown bank robber
• Middletown arrests
• Haddam hires first Economic Development Director as new 'ambassador for the town'
• SICK OF SMACKDOWNS: Vince McMahon tired of Sen. campaign shots at WWE
• Middlesex and New Haven County 4-H Fair
• Gov. Rell calls for DAY OF REMEMBRANCE Monday for Manchester shooting victims
• Woman arrested over stolen beer from shooter
• Six Americans on medical team killed in Afghanistan
• Middletown arrests
• Voter sign-up deadline looms for state primary
• Former Powder Ridge owner files suit against town
• CANDELIGHT VIGIL to honor Manchester shooting rampage victims
• Two communities in mourning for two students lost in car crash
• CHARGES TO BE ESCALATED: Defendant arraigned in death of Shelton cop
• PLANE CRASHES INTO HOME: in Pa., sets it ablaze
• Man crashes car down embankment, flees the scene and ends up charged with DUI
• LeBron James thanks fans at annual bike-a-thon
• FOOD FIGHT: Women arrested after throwing cookies, fighting
• Fundraiser for families of Manchester shooting victims
• JAIL TIME FOR JEWEL THIEF: E. Hampton woman gets three years behind bars
• Middlesex and New Haven County 4-H Fair
• Portland arrests
• BABY-MAMA DRAMA: Woman brandishes knife, threatens to kill the father of her child, cops say
• West Hartford man improves from critical to serious condition after Manchester shooting; family rele
• Two people killed, dozens hurt in Missouri school bus crash
• 2 killed, dozens hurt in school bus crash in Mo.
• New police chief recommendation coming Aug. 23
• MANCHESTER SHOOTING: Police expected to wrap up investigation at company today, return building to o
• Haddam hires first Economic Development Director
• Senate to confirm Kagan as court's 4th-ever woman
• Gov. Rell calls for DAY OF REMEMBRANCE Monday for Manchester shooting victims
• Nearly $12,000 awarded to Middletown Police Department
• Former Powder Ridge owner files suit against town
• MANCHESTER SHOOTING: Condition of 77-year-old Rosenstein improves
• 2 teens die in car crash, 3rd teen injured
• Walgreens' opening celebrated with ribbon cutting
• Superintendent put on leave after Facebook posts; may get fired
• KLEEN ENERGY: $16.6M in fines proposed in blast
• Disabled vet plans to sue Big Y Supermarket over service dog ban
• U.S. Army begins relief missions in Pakistan
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• Cops see city man, 21, punch girlfriend on street
• MASSACRE SPURS ALLEGED THREAT: Man charged with breach of peace after saying he understood shooter&r
• Police: Clinton man, 29, busted for weapons caused lock down at his daughter’s day care
• ‘I PUT A BULLET IN HIS HEAD’: Middlefield man allegedly shot, killed his girlfriend&rsqu
• Cooling off pet companions
• E. Hampton gets reprieve on landfill until end of year
• Man crashes car down embankment, flees the scene and ends up charged with DUI
• 2 arrested in Branford; their kids put at ‘serious risk’
• A NOVEL APPROACH: Textbook prices slashed with new program at Conn. colleges
• FOOD FIGHT: Women arrested after throwing cookies, fighting
• BP to pump cement into blown-out Gulf oil well
• MANCHESTER SHOOTING: Listen to 911 call
• JAIL TIME FOR JEWEL THIEF: E. Hampton woman gets three years behind bars
• Sinkhole opens under minivan in New Haven
• Cider Hill squabble may be political predictor for Cromwell
• Former Middletown bank VP admits embezzling more than $1 million
• French man survives 75-foot fall at Grand Canyon
• Senate confirms Kagan as 112th justice WITH INTERACTIVE TIMELINE
• West Haven cops, dispatchers docked time in murder-suicide
• Homeowners sue Kleen Energy Systems over property values - WITH LEGAL DOCUMENTS
• KLEEN ENERGY:$16.6M in fines proposed in power plant explosion
• New Town Clerk's Portal slowly gaining steam
• US Army begins relief missions in Pakistan
• BP plugs well with mud; feds say much oil is gone
• 2 arrested in Branford; their kids put at ‘serious risk’
• E. Hampton gets reprieve on landfill until end of the year
• Names of victims in Manchester shooting released
• BP to pump cement into blown-out Gulf oil well
• MANCHESTER SHOOTING: Tape of 911 call made by shooter Omar Thornton to state police
• KLEEN ENERGY: Portland's side of the story
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• Cider Hill squabble may be political predictor for Cromwell
• MANCHESTER SHOOTING: Fund started for shooting victims
• MANCHESTER SHOOTING: Read about victims
• Senate confirms Kagan as 112th justice WITH INTERACTIVE TIMELINE
• Retail data: Americans remained cautious in July
• LATEST IN MANCHESTER MASSACRE: Girlfriend: Gunman ’dazed’ before rampage
• BABY-MAMA DRAMA: Woman, 24, allegedly brandishes knife, threatens to kill the father of her child
• Psychiatric staff at Conn. Valley Hospital try to save closing maxiumum-security unit
• 2 killed, dozens hurt in school bus crash in Mo.
• Middletown arrests
• MANCHESTER SHOOTING: Police expected to wrap up investigation at company today, return building to o
• Police: Conn. man leaves baby in car to fight
• Cops see city man punch girlfriend on street
• Giuliani daughter charged with pocketing makeup
• Police: Clinton man busted for weapons caused lock down at daughter’s day care
• HAPPY B-DAY, MR. PRESIDENT: Obama turns 49 with Mrs. Obama and kids out of town at camp
• Cooling off pet companions
• Conn. shooting victims remembered at Mass
• Senate to confirm Kagan as court's 4th-ever woman
• Durham man, 26, allegedly smashes car windshield
• Nearly $12,000 awarded to Middletown Police Department
• MAN ALLEGEDLY 'TOYS' WITH COPS: 29-year-old refuses to pull car over, tells police officer
• MANCHESTER SHOOTING: Condition of 77-year-old Rosenstein improves
• Construction to begin on Industrial Park Road
• Walgreens' opening celebrated with ribbon cutting
• BP plugs well with mud; feds say much oil is gone
• Shooting victim, family member released from hospital
• Names of victims in Manchester shooting released
• Teens who drowned in La. river from 2 families
• West Nile Virus found in five more communities
• Panel's landmark denial frees N.Y.C. mosque site
• Retail data: Americans remained cautious in July
• MANCHESTER SHOOTINGS: Union: Gunman was caught on tape stealing
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• Debate begins on Kagan; Confirmation in sight
• THE ROAD LESS TRAVELED: Man bikes cross country to raise colon-cancer awareness, money
• Bound woman uses toes to type message for help
• Can you help police find fairground vandals?
• MANCHESTER MASSACRE UPDATE: Beer deliveryman kills eight, himself(with videos)
• 18-year-old arrested in Haddam after police find him driving stolen Jeep at Millers' Pond
• Durham man, 26, allegedly smashes car windshield
• Middletown, Cromwell arrests
• Cops: Man refuses to pull over, tells officers to ‘come get him’
• WITH VIDEO: Concerns aired at public hearing Tuesday on Kleen Energy power plant explosion
• Construction to begin on Industrial Park Road
• WITH VIDEO: Cromwell residents resist granting easement at Cider Hill development
• McMahon gains on Blumenthal
• Westbrook awaits $918G to finish dredging river
• Homeowners sue Kleen Energy Systems over property values - WITH LEGAL DOCUMENTS
• Cops bust jaywalker for weed with intent to sell
• KLEEN ENERGY: Portland's side of the story
• Three victims in Manchester shooting identified
• MANCHESTER SHOOTING: Fund started for shooting victims
• MANCHESTER SHOOTING: 911 tape from shooting
• SUPERMARKET STRIPPER STRIKES AGAIN: Charged with chasing woman through Spear Park
• New Town Clerk's Portal slowly gaining steam
• U.S. Congressman John B. Larson's statement on this morning's shooting in Manchester
• 100 YEARS OF SCOUTING: More than 43,000 Boy Scouts celebrate at National Jamboree
• MANCHESTER SHOOTINGS: Union: Gunman was caught on tape stealing
• Local writer explores legend of Lake Pocotopaug in new book
• MANCHESTER SHOOTINGS: Heroic employee saved lives by sacrificing himself, witness says
• Grizzly bear in Mont. maulings was underweight — not starving
• Owners issue statement on Manchester shooting
• GENDER OFFENDER: Woman accused of posing as teenage boy to have sex with 16-year-old girl
• Bound woman uses toes to type message for help
• Gates named acting assistant principal at EHHS
• MANCHESTER SHOOTING: Facebook group set up
• Cops: City man chases barefoot woman down street
• MANCHESTER SHOOTING: Numbers to call for family
• Homeless man punches holes in relative’s wall
• Mosquitoes test positive for West Nile in 5 towns
• Ethics panel: Charges filed against Rep. Waters
• HIT-AND-RUN UPDATE: Driver was scared, had 'a few beers' police say
• Residents resist granting easement at Cider Hill in Cromwell WITH VIDEO
• Pakistani flood survivors salvage little they have
• East Hampton woman asked to stop breast-feeding on beach
• Westbrook awaits $918G to finish dredging river
• VIDEO: Water main breaks between Liberty, Grand
• MANCHESTER SHOOTING: Rell offers condolences to workers, families - WITH VIDEO
• Cops bust jaywalker for possessing pot with intent to sell
• Suburban Stationers' business partners credit integrity for company's success
• Debate begins on Kagan; Confirmation in sight
• Three victims in Manchester shooting identified
• Obama: US commitment in Iraq is shifting
• MANCHESTER SHOOTING: 9 people confirmed dead
• Alleged supermarket stripper charged with chasing woman through Spear Park
• ALLEGED RACIAL HOSTILITY AT CJTS: Juvenile Training School workers suing;claim discrimination agains
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• U.S. Congressman John B. Larson's statement on this morning's shooting in Manchester
• 6 teens drown in Louisiana river; 7th rescued
• Shooting victim, family member released from hospital
• 528-pound woman dies 5 months after giving birth
• Teens who drowned in La. river from 2 families
• Middletown arrests
• Panel's landmark denial frees N.Y.C. mosque site
• UAE to ban BlackBerry services, Saudi follows suit
• Pakistani flood survivors salvage little they have
• Disabled veteran says Big Y supermarket biased; store claims service dog defecated several times
• Space station cooling system suddenly shuts down
• VIDEO: Water main breaks between Liberty, Grand
• Wesleyan graduate shares tidbits of ‘formerly hot life’ in memoir
• After 378 years, NH family farm goes up for sale
• Suburban Stationers' business partners credit integrity for company's success
• UAE to ban BlackBerry services, Saudi follows suit
• Death toll from Pakistan floods rises to 1,100
• East Hampton arrests
• Space station cooling system suddenly shuts down
• City cops seek man who allegedly exposed himself
• Obama: US commitment in Iraq is shifting
• After 378 years, NH family farm goes up for sale
• Vandals smash out glass windows, doors at Middletown businesses and church
• Discrimination suit filed against state agency
• Death toll from Pakistan floods rises to 1,100
• HIS 1ST COMMENT SINCE COMPLAINT: O’Keefe admits to tension with police
• Pakistani flood survivors salvage little they have
• City cops seek man who allegedly exposed himself
• VIDEO: Water main breaks between Liberty and Grand streets
• Vandals smash out glass windows, doors at Middletown businesses and church
• Suburban Stationers owner credits integrity for company's success
• HIS 1ST COMMENT SINCE COMPLAINT: O’Keefe admits to tension with police
• Obama: US commitment in Iraq is shifting
• Grizzly bear in Mont. maulings was underweight — not starving
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• De Niro, Brooklyn and India on last roll of Kodachrome
• Clinton official blasts schools execs’ raises
• GENDER OFFENDER: Woman accused of posing as teenage boy to have sex with 16-year-old girl
• Westbrook to solicit opinions on evaluating officials
• Cops: City man chases barefoot woman down st., punches her in head, threatens to 'break her nec
• Disabled veteran says Big Y supermarket biased; store claims service dog defecated several times
• Homeless man punches, kicks holes in relative’s wall over cell phone and cigarettes, city poli
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• East Hampton arrests
• Ethics panel: Charges filed against Rep. Waters
• Clinton official blasts schools execs’ raises
• Wesleyan graduate shares tidbits of ‘formerly hot life’ in memoir
• Discrimination suit filed against state agency
• Westbrook to solicit opinions on evaluating officials
• Driver arrested in fatal hit-run of 4-year-old
• Homicide suspect surrenders after SWAT members surround his New Haven house
• Yale Rabbi officiates at Chelsea Clinton's wedding
• Cromwell police blotter
• Lemonade stand raises money to aid cancer research
• Police: 2 men tried to sell wooden 'laptops'
• DANGEROUS GUESTS: Bears on paintball course
• PRIMARY CANDIDATE ROUNDUPS: Governor, AG, comptroller, secretary of the state
• UAE to ban BlackBerry services, Saudi follows suit
• PRIMARY CANDIDATE ROUNDUPS: 1st and 2nd District, 32nd and 35th District
• Space station cooling system suddenly shuts down
• After 378 years, NH family farm goes up for sale
• City cops searching for man who exposed himself
• Death toll from Pakistan floods rises to 1,100
• Massachusetts approves casinos; opponents vow fight
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• THEME PARK VANDALIZED: Burgers and fries tossed into pool
• Firefighters across the state taking in donations for food banks
• Jaywalking - it's still a crime
• Man tells cops he didn't know selling drugs for less than $7 was illegal
• Items returned following theft from car
• Seniors fighting infestation of bed bugs
• Giant hailstone breaks U.S. records
• Man tells cops he didn't know selling drugs for less than $7 was illegal
• New England sizzled in July, but shy of records
• Seniors fighting infestation of bed bugs
• POISONED COYOTES IN CT?: DEP probing complaint
• Funerals today for firefighters who died in Bridgeport
• Man charged with abducting his own child facing a year for probation violation
• Coast Guard lab in Conn. tests origins of Gulf oil
• Terrorist’s Shelton house on auction block
• Bill Clinton emerges on Chelsea's wedding eve
• Coast Guard lab in Conn. tests origins of Gulf oil
• U.S. casualties in Afghanistan soar to record highs
• Bill Clinton emerges on Chelsea's wedding eve
• Middletown police blotter
• U.S. casualties in Afghanistan soar to record highs
• Yale Rabbi officiates at Chelsea Clinton's wedding
• Middletown police blotter
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• Pair charged with identity theft
• Vandals smash windows, doors at Middletown businesses
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• Connecticut Senate passes bill to fix campaign finance law
• Vandals smash windows, doors at Middletown businesses
• City to hold Daddario memorial
• Connecticut Senate passes bill to fix campaign finance law
• Jaywalking - it's still a crime
• City to hold Daddario memorial
• Items returned following theft from car
• UPDATED WITH JUDGE'S RULING Sal Caracoglia found guilty of creating public disturbance; he plan
• Sprinklers of little aid in Westbrook mansion fire ​
• State Rep. Matt Lesser applauds Durham's designation as Clean Energy Community
• Funerals today for firefighters who died in Bridgeport
• Cops find coke, marijuana in Cromwell man’s car
• Police: City man steals $670 welder, resells it
• Chelsea Clinton’s wedding declared a no-fly zone
• Local stylists are new 'faces' for Paul Mitchell campaign
• DOCUMENT: Sale of Powder Ridge still in limbo
• Middletown arrests
• AFTER PATIENT DEMANDS PIZZA ... Drunken man allegedly threatens staff, tries to fight cops at Middle
• ARTIFICIAL TURF STUDY: No elevated health risk
• 'CLINIC OF LAST RESORT': Children with ADHD find hope with Middletown's Dr. Reynolds
• Middletown man admits role in mortgage fraud scheme
• Foley: 1981 arrest records unavailable
• Middletown Parking Authority moves offices
• Wakes being held for 2 Bridgeport firefighters
• Woman, 81, left in chair a month
• High-school teacher accused of spanking student
• As many as 6,600 Arlington graves mixed up
• New charges filed against alleged dog beater WITH DOCUMENTS
• Woman recounts bear attack; officials capture, ID bear
• 2nd US Navy sailor's body recovered in Afghanistan
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• CROMWELL CRASH TURNS FATAL: 69-year-old driver dies from injuries sustained in accident on Main Stre
• UPDATED WITH JUDGE'S RULING Sal Caracoglia found guilty of creating public disturbance; he plan
• Sprinklers of little aid in Westbrook mansion fire ​
• Humane Society announces new chief
• Cops find coke, marijuana in Cromwell man’s car
• Police: City man steals $670 welder, resells it
• State Rep. Matt Lesser applauds Durham's designation as Clean Energy Community
• WITH DOCUMENTS: Sale of Powder Ridge still in limbo
• Middletown arrests
• Jaywalking - it's still a crime
• Chelsea Clinton’s wedding declared a no-fly zone
• HIT-AND-RUN: Boy critically injured
• 'CLINIC OF LAST RESORT': Children with ADHD find hope with Middletown's Dr. Reynolds
• Mel Gibson's ex-girlfriend urges him 'tell the truth'
• AFTER PATIENT DEMANDS PIZZA ... Drunken man allegedly threatens staff, tries to fight cops at Middle
• Funerals today for firefighters who died in Bridgeport
• Middletown Parking Authority moves offices
• Items returned following theft from car
• Middletown man admits role in mortgage fraud scheme
• Foley: 1981 arrest records unavailable
• High-school teacher accused of spanking student
• Man tells cops he didn't know selling drugs for less than $7 was illegal
• Wakes being held for 2 Bridgeport firefighters
• Woman, 81, left in chair a month
• Woman recounts bear attack; officials capture, ID bear
• In Dogged Pursuit: Two young women start hot dog business with relish
• As many as 6,600 Arlington graves mixed up
• New charges filed against alleged dog beater WITH DOCUMENTS
• CROMWELL CRASH TURNS FATAL: 69-year-old driver dies from injuries sustained in accident on Main Stre
• 4-year-old Danbury boy dies following hit-and-run
• 2nd US Navy sailor's body recovered in Afghanistan
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• Humane Society announces new chief
• Seniors fighting infestation of bed bugs
• VIDEO: Local veterans groups make one man's dream a reality
• 2nd US Navy sailor's body recovered in Afghanistan
• Middlefield P&Z mulls zone change, property sale
• 152 die as plane crashes in rainy Pakistani hills
• UPDATED WITH JUDGE'S RULING Sal Caracoglia found guilty of creating public disturbance; he plan
• Cromwell's Cider Hill Road repairs may turn out more extensive, costly than town had anticipate
• Police find corpses of 8 newborns in French home
• Cops find coke, marijuana in Cromwell man’s car
• Cops find seven bundles of heroin in man's shoe
• Waterbury man pleads not guilty to killing wife
• DOCUMENT: Sale of local ski area still in limbo
• Family charged in abuse of elderly Mass. woman
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• Judge refuses to rule out death penalty in Cheshire slayings
• As many as 6,600 Arlington graves mixed up
• Woman recounts bear attack; officials capture, ID bear
• Middletown arrests
• Mayor Giuliano endorses Garber for Attorney General
• Body found believed to be former NBA player Lorenzen Wright
• WITH VIDEO OF REHEARSAL: Getting ready for opening night: Les Miserables
• A HAPPY ENDING: Stolen puppy returned to Conn. Humane Society
• Ariz. sheriff: I'll jail immigration protesters
• 2nd US Navy sailor's body recovered in Afghanistan
• 69-year-old driver succumbs to injuries in July 17 car accident
• WITH PHOTOS: Tractor-trailor fire on Route 9
• Calif. wildfires burn 30-plus homes, threaten 150
• DOCUMENT: Sale of local ski area still in limbo
• Humane Society announces new chief
• VIDEO: Local veterans groups make one man's dream a reality
• UPDATE: Blaze destroys pricey waterfront home; fire officials probe cause behind mansion inferno
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• State Rep. Matt Lesser applauds Durham's designation as Clean Energy Community
• 152 die as plane crashes in rainy Pakistani hills
• Middlefield P&Z mulls zone change, property sale
• Middletown arrests
• Chelsea Clinton’s wedding declared a no-fly zone
• Police find corpses of 8 newborns in French home
• Cromwell's Cider Hill Road repairs may turn out more extensive, costly than town had anticipate
• A HAPPY ENDING: Stolen puppy returned to Conn. Humane Society
• AFTER PATIENT DEMANDS PIZZA ... Drunken man allegedly threatens staff, tries to fight cops at Middle
• Waterbury man pleads not guilty to killing wife
• Rell visits Cross Street fire station to promote Saturday's Day of Caring and Compassion
• WITH PHOTOS: Tractor-trailor fire on Route 9
• Virginia woman to be executed: First woman to be executed in U.S. in five years
• Judge refuses to rule out death penalty in Cheshire slayings
• Cops find seven bundles of heroin in man's shoe
• 1 dead, 2 injured in bear attack at MT campground
• Middletown man admits role in mortgage fraud scheme
• Mayor Giuliano endorses Garber for Attorney General
• Family charged in abuse of elderly Mass. woman
• Local students help make YouTube video to battle bullying
• Wakes being held for 2 Bridgeport firefighters
• Ariz. sheriff: I'll jail immigration protesters
• DEA drug bust lands a Middletown man, one of 20 arrested, in jail
• As many as 6,600 Arlington graves mixed up
• Calif. wildfires burn 30-plus homes, threaten 150
• Sal Caracoglia found guilty of creating public disturbance; he plans to appeal
• Body found believed to be former NBA player Lorenzen Wright
• UPDATE: Blaze destroys pricey waterfront home; fire officials probe cause behind mansion inferno
• Local students help make YouTube video to battle bullying
• Middletown arrests
• Dutch sailor, 14, gets OK for solo world trip
• Family charged in abuse of elderly Mass. woman
• DEA drug bust lands a Middletown man, one of 20 arrested, in jail
• 3 injured in crash at intersectionof Washington and deKoven
• Gas leak at University of New Haven, students evacuated
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• Sal Caracoglia found guilty of creating public disturbance; he plans to appeal
• Alex's Lemonade Stand comes to Cromwell
• Amato's Toy and Hobby extends train exhibit
• Ronald McDonald House awards 3 scholarships Middletown, Cromwell, Portland high schoolers
• VIDEO: Local veterans groups make one man's dream a reality
• DEP spokesman says fish died of ‘natural causes' after confirmed dredging of Wesleyan Hil
• BP replaces CEO Hayward, reports $17 billion loss
• WITH VIDEO: Cromwell PD promotes 2 officers
• Judge refuses to rule out death penalty in Cheshire slayings
• Cops: City man caught using heroin in bathroom stall at movie theater
• Police find corpses of 8 newborns in French home
• City man tells court he gave false statement to police in weekend domestic-violence incident
• 152 die as plane crashes in rainy Pakistani hills
• Motorcycle driver nearly hits pedestrians after ‘popping a wheelie’ on Main Street, poli
• Waterbury man pleads not guilty to killing wife
• Middletown arrests
• STORE OPENING SPARKS CONTROVERSY: Rumors circulate about possible boycott as Walgreens prepares to o
• Judge refuses to rule out death penalty in Cheshire slayings
• 3 injured in crash at intersectionof Washington and deKoven
• Police find corpses of 8 newborns in French home
• Meriden farmer struck and killed by own tractor
• Mayor Giuliano endorses Garber for Attorney General
• Alex's Lemonade Stand comes to Cromwell
• Waterbury man pleads not guilty to killing wife
• Driver flees scene, arrested after setting off chain-reaction crash
• Ariz. sheriff: I'll jail immigration protesters
• DEP spokesman says fish died of ‘natural causes' after confirmed dredging of Wesleyan Hil
• Judge refuses to rule out death penalty in Cheshire slayings
• Death penalty arguments in Cheshire triple slaying
• Calif. wildfires burn 30-plus homes, threaten 150
• Cops: City man caught using heroin in bathroom stall at movie theater
• Mayor Giuliano endorses Garber for Attorney General
• VIDEO: Celebrating the ‘possibilities’: Artists of differing abilities commemorate 20th
• Westbrook mansion destroyed by fire
• Motorcycle driver nearly hits pedestrians after ‘popping a wheelie’ on Main Street, poli
• Ariz. sheriff: I'll jail immigration protesters
• Dutch sailor, 14, gets OK for solo world trip
• Family charged in abuse of elderly Mass. woman
• STORE OPENING SPARKS CONTROVERSY: Rumors circulate about possible boycott as Walgreens prepares to o
• Calif. wildfires burn 30-plus homes, threaten 150
• Gas leak at University of New Haven, students evacuated
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• Meriden farmer struck and killed by own tractor
• Westbrook mansion destroyed by fire; under investigation
• Amato's Toy and Hobby extends train exhibit
• Ronald McDonald House awards 3 scholarships Middletown, Cromwell, Portland high schoolers
• Driver flees scene, arrested after setting off chain-reaction crash
• Repairs to sub-par roads in Cromwell may be more costly than anticipated
• Truck fire slows traffic on Rt. 9
• BP replaces CEO Hayward, reports $17 billion loss
• WITH VIDEO: Cromwell PD promotes 2 officers
• Death penalty arguments in Cheshire triple slaying
• Rell visits Cross Street fire station to promote Saturday's Day of Caring and Compassion
• 1 dead, 2 injured in bear attack at MT campground
• City man tells court he gave false statement to police in weekend domestic-violence incident
• VIDEO: Celebrating the ‘possibilities’: Artists of differing abilities commemorate 20th
• Cops find seven bundles of heroin in man's shoe
• Middletown arrests
• Newark mayor cuts toilet paper from budget
• Construction worker struck by car
• DEP spokesman says fish died of ‘natural causes’ at city pond
• Portland residents rally together to stop Kleen Energy reconstruction
• Lieberman condemns leak of Afghan war materials
• Man robs bank wearing clown pants, blond wig, fake breasts; uses stolen toy BB gun, cops say
• Cops: Man caught using heroin at movie theater
• 'We're a small church with a mighty heart' says new pastor at city's First Unite
• Middletown's MARC aims to help the mentally-challenged
• Police: Mom cleaned bath with son’s toothbrush
• Motorcycle driver nearly hits pedestrians after ‘popping wheelie’ on Main, cops say
• Portland residents want Kleen Energy reconstruction stopped
• Officials study dead firefighters' equipment
• Developer loses appeal on Preserve covering land in Saybrook, Essex, Westbrook (with document)
• Opening of Walgreens sparks controversy among locals
• Gov. Rell: Statement on CSUS rescissions of pay raises
• Pentagon scrambles to assess Wikileaks damage
• Burglary suspect has lengthy criminal record
• Chatfield Hollow State Park closed for swimming
• State to get more than $146 million in additional recovery funds
• Shoplifting charges against reporter dismissed
• Middletown arrests
• State fails to garner federal monies in school reform program
• Police: Man uses ladder to break into city home
• Dutch sailor, 14, gets OK for solo world trip
• Portland residents rally together to stop Kleen Energy reconstruction
• Meriden farmer struck and killed by own tractor
• Teens take police on high-speed car chase before fleeing into the woods, cops report
• Gas leak at University of New Haven, students evacuated
• 'We're a small church with a mighty heart' says new pastor at city's First Unite
• UPDATE: Chain reaction causes accident on Route 372
• Americans with Disabilities Act celebrated after 20 years
• Amato's Toy and Hobby extends train exhibit
• Portland residents want Kleen Energy reconstruction stopped
• Death penalty arguments in Cheshire triple slaying
• Conn. official: McDonald’s toy potentially deadly
• BP replaces CEO Hayward, reports $17 billion loss
• Gov. Rell: Statement on CSUS rescissions of pay raises
• VIDEO: Celebrating the ‘possibilities’: Artists of differing abilities commemorate 20th
• Twin car bombs kill 25 in Iraqi city of Karbala
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• State to get more than $146 million in additional recovery funds
• Shoplifting charges against reporter dismissed
• Newark mayor cuts toilet paper from budget
• Construction worker struck by car
• Police: Man uses ladder to break into city home
• Dutch sailor, 14, gets OK for solo world trip
• Lieberman condemns leak of Afghan war materials
• Man robs bank wearing clown pants, blond wig, fake breasts; uses stolen toy BB gun, cops say
• Teens take police on high-speed car chase before fleeing into the woods, cops report
• Gas leak at University of New Haven, students evacuated
• Middletown's MARC aims to help the mentally-challenged
• Police: Mom cleaned bath with son’s toothbrush
• Americans with Disabilities Act celebrated after 20 years
• Amato's Toy and Hobby extends train exhibit
• Officials study dead firefighters' equipment
• Developer loses appeal on Preserve covering land in Saybrook, Essex, Westbrook (with document)
• Conn. official: McDonald’s toy potentially deadly
• BP replaces CEO Hayward, reports $17 billion loss
• Pentagon scrambles to assess Wikileaks damage
• Burglary suspect has lengthy criminal record
• Twin car bombs kill 25 in Iraqi city of Karbala
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• Alex's Lemonade Stand comes to Cromwell
• Portland residents want Kleen Energy reconstruction stopped
• GRAND-THEFT BEAR: Colo. bear toots horn, takes car on joyride, leaves 'present' on driver&
• Gov. Rell: Statement on CSUS rescissions of pay raises
• Cromwell arrests
• State to get more than $146 million in additional recovery funds
• Dodd to lead hearing today on challeges facing Connecticut children and families
• Police: City man uses ladder to break into Grand St. home
• Man decked out in Darth Vader mask robs N.Y. bank at gunpoint
• Cops: Teens take police on high-speed car chase before fleeing into woods
• Fatal assault on UConn student, 20, a nightmare for grieving Conn. family
• Reward offered: Dog stolen from Humane Society
• Setting sail? US official says Hayward on way out
• New bridge arrives in NYC after float down Hudson
• Xavier expands UConn early college experience program
• Americans with Disabilities Act celebrated after 20 years
• New Haven alderman catches burglar in his house
• Conn. official: McDonald’s toy potentially deadly
• Haddam man, 44, accused of dragging ex-girlfriend at Harbor Park arrested again, bond set at $50,000
• Twin car bombs kill 25 in Iraqi city of Karbala
• Officials study dead firefighters' equipment
• Newark mayor cuts toilet paper from budget
• Lieberman condemns leak of Afghan war materials
• Middletown's MARC aims to help the mentally-challenged
• Pentagon scrambles to assess Wikileaks damage
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• TRAFFIC: Road closure Monday in Cromwell
• Idaho police dog back to work after suspension
• Man makes obscene gesture to DEP officer, is charged with boating under the influence
• Local fire departments to get funding for training, equipment
• Man accused in Harbor Park altercation arrested again, bond set at $50K
• Cromwell senior has 'no time to get old' - WITH VIDEO
• Setting sail? US official says Hayward on way out
• Xavier expands UConn early college experience program
• New Haven alderman catches burglar in his house
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• FATAL FIRE: 2 Conn. firefighters killed at scene of house fire in Bridgeport
• Middletown arrests
• Comfy incumbents giving away campaign cash
• Special session Tuesday for voter registration
• UPDATED: McMahon reportedly wins straw poll in Middletown
• TRAFFIC: Road closure Monday in Cromwell
• New condo laws will benefit unit owners
• McMahon reportedly wins straw poll in Middletown
• 2 probate judge hopefuls self-fund their campaigns
• 2 probate judge hopefuls self-fund their campaigns
• Dam fails in Iowa, sends residents fleeing homes
• Durham adventures prompt author to tackle K2 book
• Missing hiker found after three-hour search in E. Hampton
• Durham adventures prompt author to tackle K2 book
• Rell criticizes university system raises
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• New condo laws will benefit unit owners
• Cat vomit tossed: Man throws garbage containing vomit at woman
• Missing hiker found after three-hour search in E. Hampton
• Embezzling wife of Deep River Selectman spared jail time
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• No tornado in Portland, but the damage still bad
• Cat vomit tossed: Man throws garbage containing vomit at woman
• Middletown arrests
• Embezzling wife of Deep River Selectman spared jail time
• Rell criticizes university system raises
• No tornado in Portland, but the damage still bad
• BUSTED!: Dozens of Department of Defense employees nabbed in child porn sting
• Middletown home struck by lightning
• Farrell hosts Shred It! event in Middletown
• Middletown arrests
• Special session Tuesday for voter registration
• BUSTED!: Dozens of Department of Defense employees nabbed in child porn sting
• TRAFFIC: Road closure Monday in Cromwell
• 'AN AMAZING EXPERIENCE': Award-winning 'rocket scientist' boasts a lifetime of a
• CHARITY BIKE RACE ROLLING IN SATURDAY: Ringing on the ride for a cure in East Haddam
• Middletown arrests
• E. HAMP. COUNCIL REVIEWS COMPLAINT: Senior police sergeant accuses O'Keefe of creating a hostil
• Distress signal leads Middletown, Portland search boats to unattended jet ski on Connecticut River
• SUV CRASH CLOSES ATKINS STREET: Driver may have fallen asleep at wheel with three children on board,
• Cat vomit tossed: Man throws garbage containing vomit at woman
• Two-car crash creates delays at intersection of Newfield St. and Fisher Rd.
• Longtime journalist DANIEL SCHORR dies at age 93
• Police respond to domestic-violence call; instead find marijuana-growing operation
• Embezzling wife of Deep River Selectman spared jail time
• Middletown police say they heard city man threaten to kill his wife; judge refuses to set lower bond
• Fire department evacuates senior housing for fire alarm
• It might not have been a tornado in Portland, but the damage was nearly as bad
• Chelsea Clinton's wedding will be in N.Y. town
• 'Darth Vader' robs bank on Long Island
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• Dodd wants to go out with a focus on children
• 2 sickly coyote pups destroyed in Seymour
• CL&P: Power restored to more than 81,500 customers
• Carolyn Greenleaf Fund Now Accepting Scholarship Applications!
• Cops: City man assaults pregnant girlfriend
• 'I'M ASKING FOR JUSTICE': Kidnapping victim speaks out during court appearance
• WITH VIDEO: Lamont holds roundtable to discuss women's concerns
• Obama signs sweeping financial overhaul into law
• Ten-year officer to be promoted to Cromwell sergeant
• Bankruptcy filings jump 20 percent in first two quarters
• UPDATED, WITH VIDEO: Lightning strike sparks fire in Shunpike Road home
• Lawyers: Ex-Gov. Blagojevich won’t testify
• Guardian Angels want larger presence in New Haven neighborhood
• Tornado confirmed in Bristol; many Portland and Westport residents still without power
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• North Haven cops: woman assaulted motel manager
• Cromwell First Selectman Flanders disputes ex-economic development director’s account
• Newington man sentenced to federal prison for possessing child pornography
• Middletown arrests
• Two-car crash creates delays at intersection of Newfield St. and Fisher Rd.
• Rain — and tornado warning — doesn’t deter runners from 5K
• Police report to domestic violence call to find marijuana growing operation
• 200-year minimum set for man who killed toddler
• Man arrested after manhunt denied substance abuse treatment instead of jail
• Middletown Historical Society’s garden lunch celebrates recent renovation, beautification
• Police heard man threaten to kill his wife: Judge refuses low bond
• 2-HOUR MANHUNT ENDS IN ARREST: E. Hampton burglary suspect caught; then escapes through window at PD
• Middlesex Community College Science and Health Curriculum Project Receives $20,886 Grant
• Middlesex Chamber Breakfast Meeting with Emeka Okafor
• Middlesex Community College Welcomes Jonathan M. Daube, Ph.D. as the Interim President
• NEAT And Community Health Center, Inc. Launch New North End Kids Market
• Community Health Center of Middletown Receives State Funding
• Calling All Animal Lovers!
• Middletown Summer Concert Series
• MCCF and Griffin Family Fund Join Homelessness Prevention Challenge
• ARTFARM presents fifth season of Shakespeare in the Grove
• 13th Annual Car Cruise On Main In Middletown Postponed
• Middlesex Chamber Breakfast Meeting with Hartford Colonials Head Coach Chris Palmer
• Former Mayor Of New York Rudy Giuliani To Speak At Middlesex Chamber Breakfast Meeting
• Ryan Woods Autism Foundation Walks with ASRC
• Connecticut State University System Chancellor Dr. David Carter To Speak At Middlesex...
• Middlesex Chamber To Hold 3rd Annual Health and Wellness Summit
• Earth Day
• Fun Activities this Friday at Snow School
• U.S. Congressman John Larson To Speak At Middlesex Chamber Breakfast Meeting
• PTA Announcement-Clothing Drive
• Community Foundation Appoints Director of Programs and Operations
• Middlesex County Community Foundation Funds Connecticut Mission of Mercy Dental Clinic
• Community Foundation Increases Funding to Local Nonprofits
• Carolyn Greenleaf Memorial Fund at Middlesex County Community Foundation Announces...
• Rotary Reaches Out To Haiti: Dinner and Music
• Middlesex Chamber January Breakfast Meeting
• Governor M. Jodi Rell To Speak At Middlesex Chamber Breakfast Meeting
• Snow School - Fundraiser Delivery
• Middlesex County Apple Picking Orchards and Apple Farms for Middlesex County
• ‘Free Spirit’ New Paintings By James Brunelle Jr On Display At Vinnie’s Jump And Jive
• Two-Time National Champion and Hall Of Fame Coach Jim Calhoun to Speak At Chamber Breakfast Meeting
• PTA Announcements And Memos
• Fall Fund-Raiser
• United States Senator Joe Lieberman To Speak At Middlesex Chamber Breakfast Meeting
• Durham Fair Volunteers
• Tale of a Lonesome Wanderer
• Middlesex County Career Fair
• UCONN Head Football Coach Randy Edsall To Speak At Chamber Breakfast Meeting
• Middletown Motorcycle Mania 2009
• Aetna and Pets Best to Offer Pet Insurance Plans To Chamber Of Commerce Members and Their Families
• Middlesex Chamber Breakfast with NBA All-Star Caron Butler
• Reading Night Fun at Snow
• Shakespeare in the Grove 2009: The Taming of the Shrew
• Middletown Public Schools News - June 23, 2009
• Middlesex Chamber Travelers Championship Breakfast Meeting
• Middletown Public Schools Important Dates
• Field Day Cancelled
• Jennifer Sadaka Joins Gibson & Behman P.C.
• Summer Free Lunch Program
• Middletown Public School June Newsletter
• Middletown Public Schools News - June 2, 2009
• Middlesex Chamber June Breakfast Meeting
• Middletown Public Schools - End Of Year Important Dates
• Going Green Fundraiser
• Middletown Public Schools News - May 15, 2009
• U.S. Representative Joe Courtney To Speak At Middlesex Chamber Breakfast Meeting
• Wilbert Snow School May Newsletter
• Wesley Family Fun Night
• Jewish Genealogical Society Of Connecticut Event To Feature Return To Eastern Galicia...
• WWMS Staff Appreciation Day
• News - Rock Cats Game
• Middlesex Chamber April Breakfast Meeting
• Middletown Public Schools News - Cultural Night
• JCJ Architecture School Visioning Forums
• 'Greening Our Valley' Libraries' Green Fest - at MxCC
• Middlesex Chamber Business Grand Opening
• Wesley School PTA Meeting
• University Of Connecticut President Michael J. Hogan To Speak At Middlesex Chamber Breakfast
• Woodrow Wilson Middle School PTO Meeting
• Middletown Public Schools News - April 1, 2009
• Pie Delivery
• March Newsletter for Snow - March 11, 2009
• Middlesex Chamber Breakfast with Louis Chenevert
• Minds in Motion
• Middletown Public Schools Announcements and Memos - March 10, 2009
• Fund Raiser a Success! Pick up on April 1, 2009
• Attention All Keigwin Families!!
• Connecticut Mastery Tests
• February Newsletter - February 23, 2009
• Middletown Public Schools News - February 23, 2009
• Middletown Public Schools News - February 11, 2009
• Middletown Public Schools Newsletter - February 6, 2009
• Wilson Middle Spring Fundraiser
• Wesley School PTA - Announcements And Memos
• Middlesex Chamber Breakfast with Brian Cashman
• Middletown Public Schools News - January 22, 2009
• PTA Announcements and Memos
• Snow School January Newsletter
• PTO Workshop/Meeting
• Connecticut Reflections Submissions
• U.S. Congressman John Larson To Speak At Middlesex Chamber Breakfast Meeting
• Staff Changes
• Wilbert Snow Elementary School December Newsletter
• Woodrow Wilson Middle School - PTO and School Infomation
• Wilbert Snow School - November 2008 Newsletter
• October Snow School Newsletter
• Middlesex County Chamber of Commerce News - June 20, 2008
• Wesley's International Fair
• Wesley's May Newsletter
• Middletown Board of Education - May 12 Newsletter
• Middlesex County Chamber Announces 2008 Distinguished Citizen Award Winners
• Budget Help Needed
• Oddfellows Playhouse 2008 Summer Shakespeare Academy
• Grand Opening of the Lions Low Vision Center
• Carmela Congdon joins SendOutCards.com
• Joe Goode Performance Group
• The Arts of Citizenship in a Diverse Democracy
• Wednesday Meetings: Our Lady of the Assumption Church
• Acting For The Camera And The Business Of Acting
• Wesleyan Writing At The Russell House: Anne Waldman
• Rhythm And Word Shop
• 16th Annual Hugo L. Black Lecture On Freedom Of Expression
• Celtic Music Workshop And Jam
• Wesleyan Writing At The Russell House: Jeffery Renard Allen
• Audition Coaching
• Wesleyan Alumni Admission Volunteer Gathering
• Wesleyan Writing At The Russell House: Jeffrey Skinner
• Wesleyan Writers Conference 50th Anniversary Celebration
• CAAS Fall Lecture Series
• Wesleyan Writing At The Russell House: Lynne Tillman
• Contemporary Israeli Voices Series
• Scratches, Speckling And Crooked Lettering: Rembrandt's Messy Prints
• Wesleyan Writing At The Russell House: Frank Bidart
• Shasha Seminar For Human Concerns: "Triumph Of The Sports Culture",Keynote Address - Frank Deford
• Shasha Seminar For Human Concerns:"Triumph Of The Sports Culture"
• String Telephones And Shadows
• Drumming Circle
• Tap Workshop N' Jam Dancing
• B-boy/B-girl Cipher
• Swing Dance
• Struttin
• Adult Pottery-Sec. P3 Deborah Staub
• Adult Pottery-Sec. P5 Alice Chittenden
• Navarathri Festival-Benefit For The Jon B. Higgins Memorial Fund
• Music-Contingency
• Music-West African Drumming And Dance Concert
• Adult Pottery-Sec. P4 David Frank
• Navarathri Festival
• Music-Baltimore/New York/ Portland/Seoul
• Music-Candlelight Concert
• Adult Pottery-Sec. P2 Ryan Bothamley
• Art Night Out-A monthly Cocktail Hour At Luce
• Music-Process
• Music-Javanese Music And Dance
• Adult Pottery-Sec. P1 Gary O'Neil
• Outside The Box Theater Series-Singing The Way Home
• Exhibitions-Multiple Fascinations
• Music-Ebony Singers
• Outside The Box Theater Series-Ang Gey Pin: An Actor In Rehearsal
• Exhibitions-Gallery Talk And Demonstration With Huxian Peasant Painters
• Music From East Asia
• Outside The Box Theater Series-World Premiere
• Exhibitions-Beijingren (Beijing People)
• Music-Flute Music Of Brant And Bruce (And Debussy)
• World Arts Family Series-String Telephones And Shadows
• Outside The Box Theater Series-Pig Iron Theatre Company
• Exhibitions-Disaster! One Year After
• Music-Alvin Lucier Presents: Charles Curtis, Cellist
• World Arts Family Series-Come Improvise With Me!
• Outside The Box Theater Series-Stories From The Field
• Exhibitions-Up Against The Wall
• Music-Wesleyan Orchestra Plays Mahler's Symphony No. 4
• World Arts Family Series-Inspirational Painting Workshop
• Breaking Ground Dance Series-Compagnie TcheTche Dimi
• Navarathri Festival-Vocal Music Of South India
• Music-Flux Quartet Plays Wesleyan Composers
• Theater-Mary And Myra,Play Reading And Artist Conversation
• Breaking Ground Dance Series-Bill T. Jones/Arnie Zane Dance Company Another Evening
• Navarathri Festival-Saraswati Puja (Hindu Ceremony)
• Music-Straight Ahead, Nuttin' But The Truth
• Theater-As You Like It
• Breaking Ground Dance Series-Bill T. Jones Talk: The Need To Question
• Navarathri Festival-Music Of South India
• Music-Musica Viva
• Fall Senior Thesis Dance Concert
• 51st Annual Show And Sale
• Cromwell Concert Series-The American Piano
• Navarathri Festival-Bhojanam (Feast)
• Music-Join The Orchestra: Play Along!
• Fall Faculty Dance Concert
• Workshops In Jewelry-Fabricated Ring Workshop
• Cromwell Concert Series-Flux Quartet
• Navarathri Festival-Music Of North India
• Music-The Complete Songs Of Charles Ives: Songs Of Peace And War
• Music-Jeffrey Lastrapes, Cello And Erika Schroth, Piano
• Adult Pottery-Sec. P9 Kathleen Rude
• Cromwell Concert Series-Sergio And Odair Assad
• Navarathri Festival-Workshop
• Music-Image
• Music-Amor e Saudade ("Love and Remembrance")
• Adult Pottery-Sec. P7 David McLellan
• Cromwell Concert Series-San Jose Taiko
• Navarathri Festival-Bharata Natyam Dance Workshop
• Music-Berlin/Los Angeles
• Music-Copland And The Cold War
• Adult Pottery-Sec. P6 Chotsani Dean
• Arts Bus To New York City
• Navarathri Festival-InDance Performance
• Music-The Hub
• Music-The Concertos Of Lou Harrison And George Gershwin
• Directing Class
• Mainstage Productions-Pride And Prejudice
• Statement Of Principle
• Middlesex Chamber Today
• Share What You Know.Mentor A Child!
• Insurance Continuing Education Courses
• Avanced Classes-Places Please!
• Stage Three-Complete Actor III
• Special Workshop-Martin Luther King: A Celebration In Song And Prose
• Advanced Classes-African Masks: The Art Of Transformation
• Stage Two-Complete Actor II
• Advanced Classes-Now It’s Our Turn
• Stage One (Ages 6-8)-Complete Actor I
• Little Fellows-Adventures In Acting (Ages 4-5)
• Little Fellows-Theater Toddlers (Ages 2-3)

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