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Jim Shea: Baby Boomers Must Keep Pace With New Technologies
It used to be that the more things changed, the more they stayed the same. Not anymore.
Susan Campbell: More People Going Hungry In Connecticut
The rock station WPLR has set up a tent and donation booth for Connecticut Food Bank at a Milford ShopRite.
Bullet Trajectories Noted At Lawlor Slaying Trial
The director of the State Police Forensic Science Lab testified in Superior Court Tuesday about the trajectory of the bullets that struck a Nissan Maxima and killed its passenger in a 2005 police shooting.
Auriemma, U.S. Women Placed In Group B
Geno Auriemma and the United States women's basketball national team were placed in Group B at the world championships that begin next September in the Czech Republic.
Friends Gather To Pray For Ledyard Student
Friends of a Ledyard High School football player who collapsed during a game over the weekend gathered at the school to pray for his recovery.
Woman charged in 2008 fatal motorcycle crash
Connecticut state police have arrested a 26-year-old woman in connection with an accident that killed a Rhode Island couple on Memorial Day 2008 in Canterbury .
Man stabbed during Danbury home invasion
Danbury police are searching for suspects who beat and stabbed a 24-year-old man during a home invasion.
Billionaire's mobile firm Maxis jumps 9.2 percent from IPO price on return to Malaysia bourse
Shares of Malaysia's top mobile phone company Maxis Berhad jumped 9.2 percent on their return to the bourse Thursday following the biggest share sale ever in Southeast Asia.
A Life-And-Death Lesson About Real Courage
I stood up silently at Rentschler Field before the recent University of Connecticut and Rutgers football game.
Fashion Diary: 'Twilight'-themed clothing and accessories
'Twilight'-themed clothing and accessories By Melissa Magsaysay, Los Angeles Times For fans of "Twilight" who want to express their exuberance for the film through clothing and beauty products, there's plenty available to soothe even the most insatiable soul.
Man Pleads Guilty Under Alford Doctrine In Road Rage Killing
It began with a scene that plays out dozens of times a day across the capital city.
Connecticut Boys 1-2 In New Englands; Glastonbury Girls 6th
Luke Perron of Conard was running in Manchester on Saturday at the New England cross country championships.
Man Dies In Construction Accident At Quinnipiac University
A 58-year-old construction worker helping build new dormitories at Quinnipiac University was killed Friday when a forklift backed into him, police said.
Slap Shot: Parenteau Vs. Dupont
An occasional feature where two members of the Wolf Pack square off on a question.
Billy Martin On Veterans' Hall Of Fame Ballot
Billy Martin, Whitey Herzog, Gene Mauch and Danny Murtaugh are among the former managers who will be on the ballot when the Hall of Fame Veterans Committee votes next month.
Newly Released Documents: Howard Swung First, According To Witnesses
UConn football player Jasper Howard took the first swing at the man accused of stabbing him to death, two witnesses to the fight told police.
Man Shot In Stomach During Hartford Robbery
Police Monday night were investigating a robbery in which a man was shot in the stomach.
Rell Will Not Seek Re-Election
Gov. M. Jodi Rell announced Monday at 5 p.m. that she will not seek re-election as governor in 2010.
Hartford Man Charged With Assault On An Officer
A city man was charged with assault on a police officer early today after he allegedly punched an officer in the face.
Vandals heavily damaged buildings and equipment at the Connecticut Eastern Railroad Museum in Willimantic late Tuesday or early Wednesday.