Southington, CT News

• Southington, CT News
• ANN FISCHER OF SOUTHINGTON RECEIVES MXCC FOUNDATION SCHOLARSHIP
• Reading night
• Health director retires, town reviewing applications
• Humane gift
• Building permits as of Jan. 10
• Southington official is out; nobody talking
• Older female needs hoome
• Building Permits
• CL&P cautions residents about impersonators
• Tanker crash forces neighborhood evacuation
• 'Tis the season to be unique
• State Rep. Zalaski faces charges of driving under influence
• State Rep. Bruce Zalaski arrested
• Winterberry Gardens helps decorate governor's mansion
• Building permits
• Lights on Lovley
• Police seek help to find suspicious man who questioned teen
• Blue Christmas offers solace and remembrance
• It's beginning to look a lot like Christmas
• Komisarjevsky sentenced to death
• Southington graduate fighting in the cage
• Stuff a Cruiser on Saturday
• Joseph A. DePaolo Middle School 1st quarter honor roll
• John F. Kennedy Middle School 1st quarter honor roll
• Hospitality Night begins at 5:30 p.m. tonight in Southington
• Police to make an arrest related to bank robbery
• Stay warm, Southington
• Christmas in the Village of Plantsville tonight
• Robber hits local TD Bank this afternoon
• Seasons greetings
• Being thankful
• Forever in Blue Jeans
• Town to begin storm-related debris collection
• Polish Falcons 100th anniversary
• Cleanup could cost town $250,000 after federal aid
• Bikes roll out for youngsters, thanks to ESPN collaboration
• Veterans Day brings community to town green to honor those who served
• Ye Olde Country Fair on Saturday!
• Town manager issues report on situation
• Updates from Southington police
• Connecticut Light & Power update
• Ice storm impact
• Update from the Southington Police
• Power outages as of 9:15 p.m.
• Shelter open at the Calendar House
• Power outages at 6:15
• Power outages at 4:45 p.m.
• Southington, other towns implement parking ban
• Exit 28 on I-84 closed
• MOTK Marching Band Comp. Cancelled
• Sampson opposes Jackson lab proposal
• Cemetery walking tour cancelled
• Building permits
• Community mosaic
• MADD plans first its first 5K for Southington
• Autism seminar provides valuable information for emergency responders
• Deadline for letter confirmation: Tuesday 10 a.m.
• Southington Crop Walk 2011
• Larson and colleagues demand release of federal heating funds
• Walk with a Doc in Newington, NOT Southington, this weekend
• Hearty soup, hearty fundraiser
• Acid leak occurs in rest area
• Camp Sloper to be teenagers' haven on Tuesday
• Political letters
• Medicare open enrollment begins Oct. 15
• Meeting a senator
• Full story: Joshua Komisarjevsky found guilty
• Guilty on all 17 counts
• Look what's going on:
• Friendship Lodge plans open house
• We Have Spirit, Yes We Do!
• We Have Spirit, Yes We Do!
• The Citizen launches 2011 election web section
• Art exhibit
• High school Wall of Honor ceremony tonight
• Southington candidates talk education forum
• Lewis High School Class of 1946
• Education forum Thursday, questions welcome
• Apple Harvest Parade marches ahead under perfect skies
• 12 Southington Icon finalists announced
• Fireworks postponed until Saturday, Oct. 8, 9 p.m.
• Ready for the festival?
• Southington man indicted for alleged mortgage fraud scheme
• Over Plantsville
• Teen killed in domestic shooting
• Senior Health Fair draws big crowds
• AtTENTion festival goers...
• Building permits
• Festival poster winners
• Two women, including Southington resident, seriously injured in fall
• United Way hosts McMahon during her stop in town
• School board to honor teacher of the year
• Second chance
• Health department confirms case of West Nile Virus
• Southington remembers 9/11
• Apples popping up everywhere!
• Advisory for Sunday's 9/11 remembrance at high school
• FEMA assistance offices open through Sunday
• Malloy releases statement regarding 9/11
• First day of school photos?
• Power outage update: 10:30 p.m.
• Power outages: Southington, Plainville, Berlin
• Power outage update
• What's going on in your world?
• YMCA Learning Center without power, may not open Monday
• Power outages in Southington
• Southington Schools closed Monday
• Hurricane Irene update
• Wine and dine
• A professional opinion
• Back to School for Southington - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• Trembler felt in Connecticut
• Southington Building Permits
• Music and Motors
• Local woman embezzles almost $300,000 from church
• Romano signs with Reds
• Romano signs with Reds
• Farmers market on Fridays
• Annual grange fair Saturday
• Woman receives stab wound in hand during robbery
• Ask a Doctor Series at Southington Library
• Taste of Southington tastes great
• Gamers to gather for night of 'cyber-slaying'
• Local riders get ready for lengthy Pan-Massachusetts Challenge
• $3 million approved for Ideal Forging site remediation
• Event at The Summit honors Korean War veterans
• Concert tonight
• Staying cool
• Deadline for wine contest tomorrow
• Republican caucus tonight
• $3 million grant-in-aid could get OK Friday
• Milling and resurfacing to begin Aug. 1
• State officials urge caution during heat wave
• Ready to get Italian?!
• Police officer shot while apprehending suspect
• Brush fire near Lake Compounce
• Post 72 qualifies for playoffs
• Babysitting classes full
• Governor unveils budget today
• Route 10 and High Street on Friday: road work on water main
• Keeping cool
• Rockets Red Glare!
• Southington building permits as of July 5
• All fireworks illegal in Connecticut
• Murphy, leaders plan roundable in wake of murder-suicides
• First pitch for heart health
• Leach named Apple Harvest Grand Marshall
• Southington Sports Hall of Fame announces second class
• Building permits
• Fundraisers draw hundreds of people showing support for Mehovic brothers
• Grocery donation
• Markley pitching for public hearing on proposed busway
• Timber!
• 'Simply Lincoln' tonight at Derynoski School
• New principal selected for Derynoski Elementary
• Woman and man dead in an apparent murder-suicide
• Relay For Life starts today at 4 p.m.
• Officials say some Southington CL&P customers are without power
• Knights to play for state title
• Southington Rotary Club helps Every Dollar Feeds Kids reach a major milestone in feeding children worldwide
• Car wash for Relay
• Knights Time: Southington heading to finals
• Cooling shelters open
• Zalaski's sick leave bill ready for governor's signature
• New section of Rails to Trails opens
• Cardboard community
• Tonight! Cardone the Ultimate!
• And it's comin' down!
• Southington building permits
• Motorcycle run in memory of fiancé to benefit veterans
• Music on the Green postponed
• Four youths face charges in connection with Ideal Forging fire
• Students showcase talents at high school art exhibition
• SHS Interact Club helps Every Dollar Feeds Kids fight hunger worldwide
• Memorial Day observances in Southington
• Drury at the Helm
• Redman award
• Fire burns inside Ideal Forging, one day after demolition begins
• Calliing all dogs: Pet Palooza on Saturday
• Road work near Lake Compounce moves along
• Who-Dun-It?
• Planting ideas for Plantsville
• Milling and resurfacing continue on Interstate 691
• Aunt Clara's Online Store
• State Police spokesman Lt. Paul Vance addresses chamber crowd
• Zalaski's 'Captive Audience' bill passes House
• Colonial cheer finalist a Southington woman
• West Street Traffic to be interrupted this morning
• National Day of Prayer
• Sampson votes against middle class tax hikes
• Serving of 'Stone Soup' goes a long way in feeding others
• Going downtown
• Webster Bank robber arrested
• The Miss Connecticut Scholarship Corporation Presents a Fashion Show Fundraiser
• Optimism trumps brain injury for local resident
• Berry makes it official, signs letter to Concordia
• Proposed Plainville-Southington health district merge on tonight's agenda
• Military expert to appraise antiques Saturday at historical society
• Southington High to host 13th Annual Governor's Cup, Dube selected to team
• Going, going, gone...
• Husband and wife authors inspire young writers
• Summit residents oppose proposed cuts
• Southington Cyber Knights in alliance heading to world robotics competition
• Finance board OKs $124 million budget
• Hernandez Resigns
• April Fools' Day
• Southington home destroyed by fire last night
• Southington teens' band plays Sunday in Plainville
• First campers already thinking about summer at Slopers
• Blumenthal hears Southington officials' concerns
• Geography Bee champ
• Geography Bee champ
• Musical talent leads student to All-Eastern Music Festival
• Memorial service at museum Sunday for beloved art teacher
• Happy St. Patrick's Day, Patrick and Patricia Baker!
• Sampson, Markley Discuss State Budget with Southington Residents
• Cheryl Jankura obituary
• Happy St. Patrick's Day!
• Swimming Corrections
• Queen Street People's Bank robbed
• Parks and Rec Department announces trips: Ellis Island on April 16 and more...
• It's Daylight Saving Time
• Welcome, Cole Surveying
• Civil War medicine topic of tonight's lecture at historical society
• Knights can't halt Crusaders
• Flooding hits town hard
• Knights top Rams
• No tickets for U.S. Navy Band concert
• Check us out on Facebook, it's easier than ever!
• Fire personnel rescue family trapped in home
• Flooding, road closures throughout Southington
• United Way to honor Patrick and Patricia Baker
• Schedule for Sunday's Health Fun Fest
• Power restored after morning outage in Plantsville
• Police charge man with forgery
• Hotel Team of the Year
• Assistant superintendent resigns from post
• 'Shamrockin' Dinner Dance
• Efforts of Giving Back Girls results in donations to community services
• Mount Southington Winter Carnival
• The Citizen is on Facebook!
• Bookmark winner
• Civil War lecture Thursday
• Governor visits new Sikh temple Sunday
• Meriden, Plantsville men arrested in connection with home invasion
• DePaolo Middle School announces 2nd quarter honor roll
• Malloy announces budget plan
• Chair Yoga to benefit Every Dollar Feeds Kids
• Legislative breakfast provides open forum
• Dental pain free day
• Civil War exhibit showcases Southington's past
• Young scientists
• Police arrest suspect in liquor store burglary
• C.F. Oil’s pre-paid oil contracts being honored
• Unsung hero
• Civil War exhibit postponed
• At forum, superintendent to address school roof issues
• Paris in Plantsville gallery reschedules Sunday opening of show
• Another roof collapses
• Scouts at library
• Various accidents on I-84; traffic snarls
• Passing the torch
• No school on Wednesday
• Home Depot evacuated
• Town hall and library closes
• Grateful educators
• Parking ban in place
• Southington schools close early
• Proposed school budget requests smallest increase in 10 years
• Council to tackle three public hearings tonight
• Quick dip
• FTC OKs alliance between Hartford HealthCare and Central Connecticut Health Alliance
• Polar Plunge tomorrow, Saturday, Jan. 22
• Incoming, outgoing
• Murphy announces candidacy for U.S. Senate
• YMCA announces events
• Library January artist of the month
• Southington town offices opening at 1 p.m.; budget meeting postponed
• Schools closed... again
• Violence illustrates why Dr. Martin Luther King's message must be heeded
• Good luck, Mr. Weichsel
• Officials on scene at Yarde Metals; roof may collapse
• Ghost town
• Schools closed for second day
• Who cares?
• Southington municipal offices, schools to close
• YMCA snowstorm announcement
• Incoming town manager signs contract
• Bowlathon feeds others
• Southington schools closing early today, Jan. 7
• Bobcat visitor
• Police arrest suspect with open knife, they say
• Southington Woman wins 2010 Heart Association Lifestyle Change Award
• Malloy releases inaugural remarks made after taking the oath of office
• Recapping 2010
• Good neighbors
• Seven stores allegedly sell alcohol to a minor
• Pilgrim Furniture donation
• CL&P crews still restoring power
• Police arrest Southington man on arson charges
• Send us your snow photos!
• Rell makes emergency announcements
• Emergency shelter open in Southington
• Blood drive Dec. 28
• Florida anyone?
• Christmas Eve worship schedule
• Mary Our Queen Church mourns the passing of Father Brenza
• Here we go a'caroling
• Garry Brumback chosen as new town manager
• Pain specialist a unique addition
• Sampson receives committee appointments
• New report cards receiving lukewarm reception
• Program guides Scouts in understanding special needs
• North Center project moving ahead
• Forgione leads girls hoops team
• Pageant winners collecting for troops
• Dr. William A. Petit Jr. to tell story on Oprah today
• Dr. William A. Petit Jr. to tell story on Oprah today
• Anonymous donation ultimately impacts Plainville, Southington and more
• Birthday gift giving
• School library needs book donations
• Downed power lines force road closure
• Holiday decorations begin on town green
• Governor buries state's 375th anniversary time capsule
• Tourney proceeds
• Thanksgiving fire displaces family
• Flanders’ School 2nd Annual Literacy Nights Have Begun
• Fire quickly extinguished
• Creedible.com wins Community Hero Award
• Preserving the past
• Southington woman receives Quinnipiac award
• ShopRite opens
• Chamber's Wing Fest tomorrow
• Forever in Blue Jeans
• Thalberg closed due to power outage
• Golden Years of Music: 1920s and 1930s
• Honoring the town's veterans
• Attempted murder suspect captured in Albania
• West Center Street Closed in Southington
• Students not being bussed to certain areas
• Brush fire extinguished
• Morning accident
• Jalowiec beats Hall for Judge of Probate
• Markley wins
• Police arrest car break-in suspect
• Southington 2010 Voters Guide
• We're not in Southington anymore, Toto
• Halloween on display across Southington
• Halloween in the Village a tasty treat for families
• High school marching band wins states (again)
• Strong readers
• One of the pack
• Cub Scouts from Pack 8 take a ride
• Stitched with love, Giving Back Quilt goes on eBay
• Star Party tonight
• Blue Knights prepare for Manchester
• Music of the Knight on Saturday
• Route 10 roadwork begins
• Route 10 roadwork begins tonight
• Researching family history program Oct. 14
• Art of Weather
• Jeff Borkowski joins Lift & Care Systems and SUREHANDS
• Celebrating the arts
• DePaolo Middle School announces October Students of the Month
• Apple Harvest Festival Parade 2010
• New state laws take effect today, Oct. 1
• Candidate forum off for tonight
• Getting ready for Apple Harvest Festival
• Missing man found in Plantsville
• Meccariello drops out of probate race
• United Way kickoff
• United Way launches campaign
• DOT delays Route 10 road project
• Learn how to "Slam" at library on Saturday
• Meeting a policeman
• Fall gets underway
• Route 10 road project to begin Thursday
• Southington Connecticut’s Barnes Museum
• Untitled
• Easy Editing for Announcements and Acitivites
• Aboard a World War II bomber
• Historic airplane display commemorates end of World War II
• Dental clinic
• Assembly races come into focus
• Democrats to honor Crean at annual dinner
• Garden tour
• Foodshare grant helps Southington's needy
• What to do before a hurricane
• A new season
• Former inmate arrested five hours after release from prison
• Birthday generosity
• Bridge construction on Interstate 84 in Plainville/Southington
• Mandated audit
• Festival fireworks
• Bridge construction on Interstate 84 in Plainville/Southingotn
• Great weather for this weekend's balloon festival
• Gas leak causes evacuation on Meriden-Waterbury Road
• Pool team advances to nationals
• Breakfast program to expand to all elementary schools
• Gov. Rell issues drought advisory, asks to conserve water
• Maintenance on I-84 Eastbound Aug. 23-27
• State Reps. help out
• Haircuts, supplies given out
• A Taste of the Grange
• Taste of Southington
• Southington briefs
• Tax-free shopping week begins Sunday
• Unico generosity
• Primary day results
• Republican candidates vie for probate spot
• Dining out
• Summer paddle through local waters
• Police seek woman
• Political letters
• Southington gathers for Italian Festival
• Italian festival this weekend
• Car vs. bus accident
• McMahon in Southington
• Federal funds to help Southington in emergencies
• For those who serve
• Italian festivities begin tonight, July 19
• Absentee ballot applications available
• Bread for Life gets help
• Hopeful applicants applying for town manager spot
• Town will fight labor complaint
• The Southington Citizen will host reception
• 30th Annual Canoe/Kayak Race - Down River Classic
• networking meeting
• Connecticut State Elks - 11th Annual Team Scramble Golf Tournament
• Southington High School Alumni Website Marks Anniversaries
• Beat the Economy with Estate Sales
• AARP Recognizes Sen. Duff for Leadership on Mortgage Relief Legislation
• test
• Cub Scout Blizzard Blast
• Cub Scout Pack 8 Webelos cross to Boy Scouts
• Cub Scout Recruiting
• New site for grads of Lewis, SHS
• Alaska Cruise/Mission Trip 2008

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