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Over 250 contest entrants of all ages from the US, Canada, and abroad have entered the quilt contest at Vermont Quilt Festival, New England's premier quilt event.

Arden Courts of Avon and Farmington have brought services to residents from Patient Advocate for You.

Mohegan Sun will host its Third Annual Over the Edge event to benefit Special Olympics Connecticut on Thursday, July 18. Participants will enjoy an awesome view from 34 floors up and the thrill of rappelling down the side of Mohegan Sun to benefit local Special Olympics athletes.

The alumni of Oyster River High School in Durham, New Hampshire are a very tight knit community, always looking to help and support one another.

NAMI Connecticut, the state organization of the National Alliance on Mental Illness is pleased to announce that it will hold its Annual Meeting on Thursday, June 20, 5:30 p.m. - 8 p.m., at The Studio at Billings Forge, 563 Broad Street, in Hartford.

A group of Thompsonville fire district residents say they are organizing a legal effort to reinstate budget referendums and have set a fundraising goal of $10,000.

A 27-year-old Hartford man was arrested and charged Friday in connection with a 2007 "cold case" homicide and seven shooting incidents spanning from 2007 to 2008, according to the state's attorney's office.

Gustave Whitehead was either the first person to fly a powered, heavier than air machine - besting the Wright brothers by more than two years - or a delusional dreamer whose bat-winged soap box never slipped gravity's bond.

With a variety of fairs and special events taking place around state, there's no shortage of things to do.

Muath Omari of Windsor Locks bought the Super Cashword 15 ticket at the Pearl Mini Mart in Enfield.

The Second Annual Race to End Domestic Violence dodged the odds--a weather forecast that predicted heavy rain throughout the weekend--to draw hundreds of participants to the John Wallace Middle School event Saturday morning.

Year after year children return to summer camps, to spend time with "camp" friends, participate in special activities and just have fun.

There is still time to sign up for The Fourth Annual Tour de Shuls on June 23. The event raises funds to send Jewish children with developmental disabilities to camp this summer.

From left to right, back row: New England Urgent Care staff, Steve Plourde and Jeff Seivering, Medical Director Dr. Michael Gutman, Sansharee Trimble and Carlos Paulo.

You know when the annual tag sale is successful when people come an hour earlier to be the first in line! That's always the case for Congregation Beth Ahm's Giant Tag Sale fundraiser.

Offering an ideal location minutes from Bradley International Airport and providing easy access to several motorways, this all-suite hotel offers spacious accommodations, furnished with full kitchens and free wireless internet.

The soldiers from the 248th Engineer Company have been providing security and protecting installations in the country.

Monday June 10 will mark celebration of the completion of Phase I & Phase II for a total of 146-units of affordable elderly housing new construction and revitalization program.

WINDSOR LOCKS~ The New England Air Museum in Windsor Locks, CT announces special programs and hands-on activities for its visitors beginning on Monday, July 1st and running through Friday, August 23rd.