Salisbury News

Schools like Miami, Florida State, North Carolina State, Maryland and Kansas are vying for a chance to land Salisbury, Conn., native Will Tye and Scout.com brings you some photos of him in action courtesy of Salisbury School.

Published: Wednesday, October 14, 2009 at 4:32 p.m. Last Modified: Wednesday, October 14, 2009 at 10:31 p.m. When asked how to brew tea, Michael Harney always used to reply: "Boiling water, five minutes." Didn't matter the type, the directions applied.

Salisbury, Connecticut tight end Will Tye has been considered a sleeper prospect for a while, because those who have seen him rave about his talent, but his offer list isn't as long as you might think.

This gesneriad of the Sinningia Calcaria variety, grown by Judy Becker of Salisbury, Conn., was the best of show this past weekend at the Tower Hill Botanic Garden New England Gesneriad Society flower show.

A FUNERAL WILL BE HELD TOMORROW IN MILLERTON FOR 16 YEAR OLD STEPHANIE MURPHY. THE WEBATUCK HIGH SCHOOL STUDENT DIED FRIDAY NIGHT WHEN THE CAR SHE WAS DRIVING CRASHED INTO A TREE IN SALISBURY CONNECTICUT.

"However, two new bookstores, Darren Winston Books and Prints in Sharon and Johnnycake Books II in Salisbury, which both feature rare and used books, are making a persuasive case for the old-fashioned experience of buying actual books live and in person." Read this article.

Connecticut state police say a search is continuing for a 15-year-old boy who has disappeared in the Housatonic River in the northwestern corner of the state.

As they have for more than 30 years, Morris dancers will dance to banish winter and welcome spring to northwest Connecticut and southern Berkshire county on Saturday.

The toothpick-skinny Bernie Pociask of Salisbury, Conn., rumpled, white hair aflutter, in his American flag T-shirt and stained suspenders, was waxing about the importance of music and love.

Emmy winner and 30 Rock guest star Rip Torn has been sentenced to probation in a drunken-driving case stemming from his December 2008 arrest.

Frail retiree Thomas Drew was 91 and suffering from dementia when, clad in a maroon sweatshirt and jeans, he disappeared from his home in rural northwest Connecticut.

School Stuff Submitted by Sarah Vallera on 2009-04-16.   A Selection of Works by Allen Blagden will be featured at the Tremaine Gallery May 1 through June 14.