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Swine Flu Races Through Guilford High School
A Connecticut education official says the state has its first swine flu outbreak at a public school this year.
Drug law changes focus on treatment for nonviolent offenders
ALBANY - Drug-law reforms that took effect Wednesday give judges discretion to place nonviolent drug offenders into treatment rather than incarceration, greatly expand addiction-treatment programs and enable nearly 1,100 prisoners to petition for re-sentencing. Gov.
New drug laws lighten punishment
Hundreds of low-level drug offenders in New York prisons became eligible Wednesday for shortened sentences or release under recent changes in state law.
Rockefeller Drug Law reform milestone
Governor David Paterson marked the start of the judicial diversion program, part of the Rockefeller Drug Law reform he signed into law last April.
Records broken at Woodsmen's Day
Fryeburg Fair President Roy Andrews presented Gloria Hadley of West Paris with special award commemorating her 30 years of showing at the fair.
See what firms have to offer at Expo
SPEN businesses are gearing up for their major showcase event of the year. Organised by the Spenborough Chamber of Trade and Town Centre management, Spen Valley Expo 2009 will be held on Thursday October 29, at the Gomersal Park Hotel.
Hebron: Donna Dufresne To Perform As Prudence Crandall
Submitted by Donna McCalla on 2009-09-16.   Prudence Crandall is one of Connecticut's most famous leaders in the pre-Civil War anti-slavery movement.
A former TV3 Winchester reporter has been granted bond after having been denied it twice.
A judge has granted bond to a former local TV reporter jailed on child pornography and sex crime charges.
$25,000 bond set for former TV reporter
WINCHESTER -- A judge has set a $25,000 bond for the release of a former TV reporter accused of committing sex crimes involving a 14-year-old girl.
Greater Hartford: Region's Newest Farmers' Market Is Open Through October
Brooklyn Man on 'Biggest Loser': Roger Catlin | TV Eye
He won't be the heaviest person going into season seven of "The Biggest Loser" . But Rudy Pauls, an engineer from Brooklyn, Conn., will be among the the 16 contestants signed up to work out and be yelled at by Bob Harler and Jillian Michaels, and to be weighed in by Alison Sweeney, on what must be the slowest scale on TV.
State Police Make Additional Arrests In Oil Theft Case
After a detailed investigation which began in July of 2008, State Police Detectives linked several thousand of gallons of stolen diesel fuel to a company based in Thompson, Connecticut.
Brooklyn Man on 'Biggest Loser': Roger Catlin | TV Eye
He won't be the heaviest person going into season seven of "The Biggest Loser" . But Rudy Pauls, an engineer from Brooklyn, Conn., will be among the the 16 contestants signed up to work out and be yelled at by Bob Harler and Jillian Michaels, and to be weighed in by Alison Sweeney, on what must be the slowest scale on TV.
Connecticut Town Puts Size Cap Idea Into a 'Study'
On July 26, 2009, Sprawl-Busters reported that a proposed Wal-Mart superstore in tiny Brooklyn, Connecticut had attracted two lawsuits.
Connecticut Town Puts Size Cap Idea Into a 'Study'
On July 26, 2009, Sprawl-Busters reported that a proposed Wal-Mart superstore in tiny Brooklyn, Connecticut had attracted two lawsuits.
The Tour Series cycling event got a mixed reaction in Woking in June
NO research was undertaken to find out exactly how Wokinga s Tour Series cycling event would impact on the town.
Vermont State Police troopers at the VSP-New Haven station mobilized rapidly after they received an emergency call regarding a missing swimmer in Lake Champlain off the Addison shore July 26.
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