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Old Lyme: Out Of The Attic: Inventing Antiques In 20th-Century New England
At The Museum Submitted by Tammi Flynn, Florence Griswold Museum , on 2009-11-05.   The Florence Griswold Museum is proud to announce the 2009 Thorne Lecture.
Mojo Ned resurfaces, no sign of Lieberman: Rick Green | CT Confidential
The liberal darling is now a blunt-talking businessman. Maybe Ned Lamont always was before the messianic Senate campaign against Joe Lieberman in 2006.
Conn. anti-war candidate weighs run for governor
Published: Thursday, November 5, 2009 at 5:44 p.m. Last Modified: Thursday, November 5, 2009 at 5:44 p.m. Ned Lamont, the anti-Iraq war political phenomenon who nearly knocked Joe Lieberman out of the U.S. Senate, has turned his attention to next year's race for the Connecticut governorship.
Blast from the Past -- By: Stephen Spruiell
Since our 2006 campaign for Senate, I have continued to meet with citizens across our state - as co-chairman of the Obama campaign in Connecticut, founder of a state policy institute at Central Connecticut State University, and as an outspoken advocate for health care reform.
Lamont Throws His Hat Near The Ring
Ned Lamont, who took on U.S. Sen. Joe Lieberman three years ago, has formed an "exploratory committee" for a challenge to Gov.
Lamont explores run for governor
Ned Lamont, the 2006 Senate primary winner against Joe Lieberman, who won the general election, will announce his candidacy for governor as soon as Thursday.
Son Finds Father's Shipmate From World War II
"I was shocked to find Nick. It's amazing," says Bill Carey, who meets with Nicholas Lavnikevich for the second time at Lavnikevich' home in Simsbury, Conn.
Kathy And Derick Caruso Have Been Going With The Flow For 25 Years
Kathy and Derick Caruso believe everything happens for a reason, including cancer , a stroke, a cornea transplant and, yes, even marriage.
John Moniz, Candidate, Councilor-at-large
Reason for running: Truly a passionate citizen. Intend on instilling a sense of unity within the city.
Students' Robots Compete At CCSU
Central Connecticut State University will host its annual robotics contest on Sunday at its student center.
Stuck in a Corner With ... David Jesensky
Band: Johnny 9 and the Racers . Next gig: Oct. 29 at The Space , with Expiry and Lion of Ido; Nov.
Student In CCSU Plagiarism Case Appeals
Lawyers for Cristina Duquette, the Watertown woman implicated in a 2006 cheating scandal at Central Connecticut State University , asked the state Appellate Court on Tuesday to overturn a 2008 Superior Court ruling that she copied a term paper.
CCSU Professor Writes 'American Idle,' About Sedentary Society, And How To Combat Inertia
By now it is no secret that many Americans eat too much and don't exercise a whole lot, if at all.
Linked in with ... Jason B. Jones Discusses ProfHacker, His Tech-Tip Blog for Professors
Jason B. Jones, who helped start a blog called ProfHacker that provides technology tips for professors.
Hebron: Social Studies Conference To Include Testimonies Film
Submitted by Donna McCalla, Hebron Historical Society on 2009-10-19.   Jeff Gonci, Graphic Artist Testimonies of a Quiet New England Town will be a workshop at the upcoming Connecticut Council for the Social Studies Conference on Oct.
New Britain: Alfred Corn And The Wolf (UK) In Connecticut
People Submitted by Ravi Shankar on 2009-10-19.   One of the leading UK poetry publications comes to Connecticut as the first stop on its five-leg North American tour.
Great ideas should be shared, for everyone's benefit. So should town services. A one-day conference on how town officials can pool resources took place in Massachusetts in early September.
Student Groups to Attend Anti-War Rally
Rosa Annoints 'Messengers' Poll: Increase Income Taxes? by Kim Grzybala October 16, 2009 8:05 AM Posted to Iraq at Home On Saturday, students across Connecticut will travel to Boston to voice their dissatisfaction with the escalation of the war in Afghanistan and the deepening of the economic crisis.
Readers, writers bond at Books by the Banks
Paging all lovers of literature: Saturday brings the third annual Books by the Banks: Cincinnati USA Book Festival, and this year's event is stacked with more than 90 well-known regional and national authors.
Suspended Delaware student heads back to first grade thanks to policy change
Six-year-old Zachary Christie can return to school today. Inundated by more than 1,000 phone calls and a national media frenzy, and faced with a couple hundred people who showed up to protest, the Christina School Board opened its meeting by unanimously voting Tuesday night to amend its zero-tolerance policy, clearing the way for Zachary's return ...
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