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Sorry, Please Try Your Call Again
You're hanging out in Griswold and have to call your friend in Goshen. You will soon have something in common with the guy who's at work in Manchester and has to call home in Monroe and the woman who lives in Hamden and has to call her next-door neighbor in, well, Hamden.
Three Connecticut companies, including a Hamden manufacturer, face monetary penalties for federal Emergency Planning and Community-Right-to-Know Act violations.
Youngest , first black mayor in Hamden
Voters made history in Hamden last night electing the town's first African-American Mayor.
Online Bettors Agree Corzine-Christie Race Too Close to Call in New Jersey
Online bettors are backing New Jersey Republican gubernatorial candidate Christopher Christie over incumbent Democrat Jon Corzine in todaya s election, although polls say the race is too close to call.
It's Built, and They're Coming
Gerald Barnett lives on Goodrich Street, the dividing line between New Haven and Hamden.
Seventeen contractors have submitted bids to build a 2-mile section of bicycle path that would extend an existing path to Cheshire .
Susan Campbell: High Meadows, A Residential Treatment Facility In Hamden, Deserves To Stay Open
By the time her son Juan was 4, Marta Reyes could see the future. After raising an older daughter, Reyes knew that Juan was developing differently, so she threw out every parenting skill she learned with her daughter, and she hunkered down for what she knew would be years of advocacy.
IRphotonics Opens Application Center
IRphotonics, a manufacturer of infrared-based materials and systems located in Hamden, Conn., announced the opening of its first Application Engineering Center dedicated to the development and optimization of heating and adhesive curing processes.
Protests come with Rell's decision
Holding flags and protest signs, workers marched in front of the High Meadows facility in Hamden.
Hamden: Quinnipiac University School Of Law Professors Co-author New Book
On Campus Submitted by John Morgan on 2009-10-21.   America's venerable justice system is the latest institution to feel the sweeping changes ushered in by the new digital age.
The 'Career Express' Pulls Into Stetson
After working eight years as a certified nursing assistant, Barbara Roberts-George suffered a back injury.
Conn. AG says Gov. can't close state boys' home
Connecticut's attorney general says Gov. M. Jodi Rell cannot unilaterally close a state-run residential treatment program in Hamden for boys with severe behavioral and emotional problems.
Fall into autumn with foliage tours
Foliage is at its peak in most parts of Connecticut and there are tons of places to enjoy the view.
On Saturday before the Columbus Day Parade, Theresa Argento led a promenade from St.
Jurors selected in Botti trial
A software engineer working in Norwalk, a Hamden eighth grade paraprofessional, a Clinton carpenter, a heavy equipment operator employed by the state and a Cheshire public works employee are among the 16 jurors who will determine whether a Shelton developer structured deposits and withdrawals to avoid them being reported to the IRS and keep alleged ...
Runaway Horse/Donkey Forces Woman Off Road
A Wallingford woman got a scare Sunday morning when a 7-foot-tall, 1,000 pound horse/donkey hybrid crossed her path in Hamden, and sent her off the road.
Man's 1,000 lb. animal causes accident
A man has been arrested after his animal, which weighs in excess of 1,000 lbs., escaped and caused a car accident on Tuttle Avenue, in Hamden, Sunday morning.
Questions remain on cost of school IAQ project
Even as two committees of the Representative Town Meeting unanimously voted in favor of the appropriation approved two weeks ago by the Board of Finance to fund $3.8 million for indoor-air-quality improvements in five of the eight buildings in the Westport School District, their discussion left a question open about a proposal that could ...
Hamden: Wallingford Resident Meets Nurse, Author And Documentary Film Director At Quinnipiac
Submitted by Josh Powers on 2009-10-08.   Quinnipiac University Jeanne LeVasseur, right, professor of nursing in the School of Health Sciences at Quinnipiac University with nurse, author, and documentary film director Patricia L. Walsh.
Funeral Today For Hamden Soldier Killed In Afghanistan
Benjamin A. Sklaver will be held at 10:30 a.m. Tuesday at the Congregation Mishkan Israel synagogue in Hamden .