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Connecticut Native To Lead Mount Holyoke College
Lynn Pasquerella, provost at the University of Hartford for the past 18 months, has been named president of her alma mater, Mount Holyoke College in South Hadley, Mass.
Just Like Gran'Daddy: Ralph Lechausse's Putnam Barbecue Restaurant...
Ralph Lechausse is a native Nutmegger, but his heart and palate belong in Tennessee .
Candidates for Killingly Town Council: All Five Districts
Local elections will take place across Eastern Connecticut on November 3, so in order for citizens to be properly informed about who is running for office in the five districts of Killingly, here is a detailed account of each politicians political affiliations and past record of accomplishments in the Quiet Corner.
Danielson Man Charged With Workers' Comp Fraud
A 50-year-old Danielson man who allegedly collected more than $6,500 in workers' compensation benefits while working for a painting contractor has been arrested.
Danielson man faces workers' comp fraud, perjury charges
A Danielson man who allegedly collected workers' compensation wages while working and lied about it in court was arrested today.
Brookfield Motorcycle crash victim identified by police BROOKFIELD - Police yesterday identified the 29-year-old victim of the fatal motorcycle crash on Mill Street Sunday night.
Fitness, it has been pointed out, is good. Which is why the 19th annual Walktober is a perfect segue into the world of fitness.
From a valued community servant to a prison inmate
William R. Edwards, who for more than a decade was one of New London's most visible police officers, went to prison Thursday in anticipation of pleading guilty next month to charges that he sexually assaulted a young child.
Xtra Mart robbers may have been nabbed
Two people were taken into custody in connection to a robbery that took place at the Xtra Mart Store, in Putnam, on September 24th.
New owners get 30 days to submit plan
The new operator of the former Haven Healthcare nursing homes in Norwich, Danielson and Willimantic will submit a plan for building repairs and improvements within 30 days to the state Department of Public Health, and must hire an independent nurse consultant and other staff to assess care and ensure compliance with state and federal regulations.
Skate park to open this weekend
Bringing an ending to a project that has been in motion for years, the Mansfield Town Skate Park will have its grand opening Sept.
Three nursing homes go to new operator
Three nursing homes in Eastern Connecticut, formerly operated by Haven Healthcare, emerged from state receivership at midnight, September 15, with a state court's approval of their sale to a new operator, Michigan-based Ciena Healthcare Management, Inc.
Connecticut State Police Recover Stolen Items From Unadilla Thefts
Unadilla Valley Sports Center and MX Sports Pro Racing, in conjunction with the Connecticut State Police, are pleased to announce an arrest in the recent theft case that occurred during the Unadilla Retro Motocross National.
State Police Investigate Reckless Endangerment Case
On 09/09/09 at 10:40 PM, State Police Troop D in Danielson received a 911 call from a resident of Quaddick Town Farm Rd Thompson, Ct.
Mrs. Lucia A. Bartley , was among some 30 local residents who attended last night's public forum held at the Lee Auditorium conference room, hosted by the U.S. Government Accountability Office .
Roosevelt opens under flurry of construction
Kathie Danielson and about a dozen of her staff members at Roosevelt High School spent the summer sharing their school with construction laborers as it undergoes a two-year, $28 million renovation.
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.
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.
Montville's Sutherland is selected as MVP of Zone VI Legion
Jesse Sutherland of Montville was named the Most Valuable Player for American Legion baseball Zone VI on Friday.
State Police: Thief Planted Evidence -- Literally
Police say Kenneth J. Blanchette planted the evidence in his front yard. Blanchette, 45, of Starkweather Road in Plainfield, turned himself in Thursday to the Troop D barracks of the state police in Danielson, where he was arrested on a warrant charging him with third-degree larceny, police said.