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Town Forces Barbershop To Close
Friendly Barbershop in Cheshire was open for four months and had a steady stream of loyal customers when the town told them they had to close their doors.
Meriden: Big Brothers Big Sisters Board Member Honored
Submitted by Brian Kelly, Nutmeg Big Brothers Big Sisters, on 2009-11-06.   Brian Kelly At a recent meeting of the Nutmeg Big Brothers Big Sisters Board of Directors, board member Agnes Quinones, on the left, is congratulated by Nutmeg's President and CEO, Laura Green, on the right, after it was announced that Quinones had won Identidad's ...
Once, Daniel Truea TMs family had 70 acres of land in Southington, but after several subdivisions he's down to an acre and a half.
Hike to Castle Craig Tower, Hubbard Park Meriden CT
So you feel adventurous, isn't winter getting here too fast! Well try this 3 + mile walk up the road to Castle Craig Tower and back on the Hanging Hills of Meriden.
Firefighters were still on the scene of a fire on Sherman Avenue in Meriden that started Sunday night.
Fire Seriously Damages Meriden Home
Three were hospitalized Sunday morning after a fire in Meriden seriously damaged a two-family home.
Homeless, Domestic Violence Shelter Groups Sharing Services
At Hartford's South Park Inn, a handful of women are gathered in the homeless shelter's day room.
31-Year-Old Essex Man Leads Police On Chase
A distraught 31-year-old Essex man stole a pickup truck and rammed state police cruisers during a chase through multiple towns Sunday afternoon, police said.
CT company says they have flu vaccine
U.S. Health and Human Services Secretary Kathleen Sebelius has said what the country needs is a new method of producing the H1N1 flu vaccine.
Southington: Cub Scouts And Boy Scouts Collect Donations For Local Food Banks.
Submitted by Joanne Kelleher on 2009-10-25.   Cub Scouts and Boy Scouts from Sleeping Giant District are collecting non-perishable food items on Saturday, November 14, as part of their 21st annual "Scouting for Food" program to collect food for the needy.
Lawsuit Contends 3 Restaurant Chains Hide Cancer Risk From Grilled-Chicken Eaters
A national group that advocates a vegetarian diet is alleging in a lawsuit expected to be filed in Hartford today that McDonald's, Burger King and Friendly's sell grilled chicken products that contain cancer-causing chemicals but hide that information from the public.
Southington Isn't Suffering As Much As Other Towns, As New Home Construction Continues
On a residential street called Whispering Pines in Southington , you'll find something as rare in recession-era Connecticut as a crowded restaurant: New homes under construction.
Charms Of These 256 Acres Are Seemingly Endless
This is the beauty of Crescent Lake. For those who enjoy a walk along the banks of a picturesque lake as red, yellow and golden leaves blow in the wind and land softly on the water, this is the place to be.
Numerous Accidents in CT Due to Icy Roads
Icy roads are being blamed for numerous accidents across Connecticut. Authorities closed the northbound lanes of the Wilbur Cross Parkway in Wallingford and shut down the Route 66 bridge over the Connecticut River between Middletown and Portland Monday morning.
Dear Helaine and Joe: I've attached a picture of a plate with the word "cake" engraved on it.
Funeral Home Owner Charged With Stealing From Homes Of Dead People
In this Jan. 11, 2007 file photo, Kevin Riley appears before the Connecticut Board of Examiners of Embalmers and Funeral Directors.
Scrutiny of Rell's use of funds continues
Gov. M. Jodi Rell apparently was on solid legal ground when she ignored normal competitive bidding procedures in awarding a $223,406 contract to a University of Connecticut professor, a state auditor said Tuesday.
Conn. toddler's death ruled a homicide
The Connecticut medical examiner's office has ruled the death of a 23-month-old Meriden boy a homicide by blunt force trauma to his abdomen.
From http://spotcrime.com - Robbery - 7XX Main St., Meriden, CT
Police said a lone male entered the bank at about 1:20 p.m. and handed a teller a note.
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.