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AmFab artists open their doors to public on Nov. 14
Earlier this year, the public was invited to Bridgeport's nonprofit City Lights Gallery to get to know the artists who are ensconced at the city's old American Fabrics Co.
Witness: Botti's dad hid cash while IRS talked
While IRS agents were interviewing James Botti in his Shelton office on July 14, 2006, the developer's nimble but elderly father deftly moved $1 million in cash out of the building and into the roof overhang at his home.
Voter turnout isn't setting any records here today. With four hours left in balloting, Democratic Registrar of Voters Nick Soares said about 4 p.m. that turnout was around the 1,500 mark out of 5,227 registered, and said of the final total that he "would be shocked if it were over 40 percent." The headline race for first selectman features two ...
Horse Farm Offers Chance To Saddle Up And Ride To Your Heart's Content
Easton 9/11 memorial delays frustrate Hanson friends
With his generous spirit, maybe Peter Hanson would understand the standoff between the Planning and Zoning Commission and the 9/11 Memorial Committee, which for two years has planned a lasting tribute in town to all the victims of the 2001 terrorist attacks -- and, most particularly, Hanson himself, his wife, Sue Kim, and their 2-year-old daughter, ...
First swine flu vaccine clinic is painless
About 350 people made appointments for the town's first H1N1 vaccine clinic Friday, but that didn't mean a long wait.
Spending a day in firefighter's boots
Assistant Fire Chief Christopher Tracy pressed a pike-edged crowbar into the tiny crack along the frame of a metal door.
Man faces drunk driving charge in Easton
A Stratford man has been charged with driving drunk with his two young children in the car after an accident on Route 59 here.
A very civil candidate debate in Easton
Candidates for first and second selectmen faced off Wednesday at the Easton Public Library in the first of two debates scheduled before the Nov.
New superintendent chosen for Redding, Easton
After a six-month search for a new superintendent, the Region 9 Board of Education unanimously appointed Michael Cicchetti to the position.
Father upset by talks on 9/11 memorial
A Connecticut man whose son died in the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks is criticizing officials in his hometown for taking too long in deciding on a site for a proposed 9/11 memorial.
Hollywood's Cutest Pumpkin Pickers
See who's got their eye on a plump one, from Hugh Jackman and his family to Christina Aguilera and son Max! 1 of 7 Next EASY THERE! During a recent trip to Silverman's Farm in Easton, Conn., the Wolverine Hugh Jackman put on a show of strength and expertly juggled two pumpkins while enjoying a day off with his family, including son Oscar ...
There Are A Few Stables That Also Offer Trail Rides
P eople frequently ask me to recommend horse barns that offer trail rides. You'd think in a state as horse-centric as Connecticut, there'd be lots of such places.
Steep challenge: Historic church spire gets checkup
One of the city's landmarks, the steeple of the United Congregational Church, had a checkup Tuesday as engineers got a close-up look at the tower from a perch hoisted aloft by a large crane.
Finch would welcome Ganim back ... sort of
Mayor Bill Finch said he would not object to former Mayor Joseph P. Ganim, or anyone else convicted and punished for a crime, resuming an active role in local politics as long as he or she remains a good citizen.
Stong wind downs trees, cuts power across region
Clear skies helped mask strong winds that sent tree limbs flying into power lines all over the region Wednesday, leaving thousands without power for much of the afternoon.
Fairfield County, Connecticut Christmas Tree Farms
Not surprisingly, Connecticut's Fairfield County's Christmas Tree farms are beautiful and plentiful.
Man admits to burglarizing area homes
A career burglar, after accusing Hamden police of trying to force him to confess to dozens of home break-ins, on Tuesday then admitted to burglarizing three area homes, including the Easton residence of developer Alfred Lenoci, who was convicted in the corruption scandal that sent Mayor Joseph P. Ganim to jail.