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High Court: Probably cause need to inspect alleged zoning violations
A recent Connecticut Supreme Court ruling will make it tougher for municipal officials to inspect suspected zoning violations, but not necessarly alter inspectors' work in Norwalk, according to one city attorney.
Despite Lakers' Issues, Kobe Bryant 'Obsessed' To Win Another Title
He said he was "obsessed" Wednesday with slipping a finger into a sixth championship ring, but the Lakers would hardly be termed title contenders.
Richard S. Cody, with whom, on the brief, were Jon B. Chase and Adrienne Maciulewski, for the appellants and the plaintiffs in error .Russell N. Jarem, with whom, on the brief, were Dana B. Lee and Michael C. Conroy, for the appellees and the defendants in error .Christopher J. Smith and Beth Bryan Critton filed a brief for the Connecticut Chapter ... (more)
Yantic post office shut down for undisclosed security issue
Norwich - The Yantic post office will be closed indefinitely for security and safety reasons based on an undisclosed issue that arose last week and is under investigation by the U.S. Postal Service, a postal spokeswoman said Tuesday.
USPS closes Yantic post office, citing safety and security concerns
Norwich The Yantic Post Office is closed indefinitely after U.S. Postal Service officials found deficiencies in safety and security and called an emergency suspension of services Monday, a post office spokesperson said in a press release.
Stonington Police Log: February 2 To February 5
The following arrests were recorded at the Stonington Police Department between Feb.
Hartford School Gets New Leadership in Administrative Shakeup
In an administrative shakeup, Tim Sullivan, the principal of Classical Magnet School, has been transferred to the Latino Studies Academy at Burns, where he has been assigned to take over one of the city's lowest-performing schools effective Monday.
Man Texts Picture Of Gun, Gets Arrested
Ruben Jimenez, 40, of Sanford Street in West Haven , was arrested Wednesday and charged with intimidating a witness, threatening, harassment and breach of peace.
74 Egyptian Soccer Fans Killed
This image made from Egypt TV shows fans and a fire at a soccer stadium in Port Said, Egypt, Wednesday, Feb.1, 2012.
Battle Lines Drawn on Online Gambling
Gov.Dannel P. Malloymaintains it's only a matter of time before online gambling comes to Connecticut but a top legislative Republican says not so fast.
Susan Campbell: East Haven Clergy Want To Help Residents Heal And Unify
Twenty clergy members and church members gathered Wednesday at East Haven 's historic Old Stone Church to affirm their desire to heal their town, and to work on its years' old reputation for racial bigotry.
UConn In Uproar Over Video That Jokes About Rape
The University of Connecticut is in turmoil over a joking video that ran on a student-run television station portraying a young woman chased through the night by an apparent rapist.
Bristol Hospital And Doctor's Office Settle Fraud Case
Bristol Hospital and Bristol Gastroenterology Associates have agreed to pay $157,830 as part of a civil settlement, the U.S. Attorney's office said Tuesday.
Adele's live comeback at February 12 Grammy Awards
British chart-topper Adele will make her live comeback at the Grammy Awards in Los Angeles in just under two weeks, after being on vocal rest since throat surgery sidelined the singer late last year.
Regents President Kennedy Had Back-Up Plan
Turns out that Robert Kennedy had a back-up plan. If he didn't get the permanent appointment as president of the Connecticut Board of Regents for Higher Education, he could have gone back to the University of Maine to teach.
12-Year-Old Girl Injured At Cornwall Ski Area
A 12-year-old girl was injured on the slopes at Mohawk Mountain Ski Area, 46 Great Hollow Road, ski area President Carol Lugar said.
New Britain Mayor Replaces All But One Member Of Finance Board
In one of the biggest overhauls of his new administration, Mayor Tim O'Brien on Tuesday replaced nearly all of the city's finance board.
Proposed Soldiers' Memorial In Bloomfield Meets With Resistance
A group is proposing to create a memorial for 62 Connecticut servicemen and women who gave their lives in recent conflicts in Afghanistan and Iraq.
Student Says Professor Sexually Harassed Her
A student at Southern Connecticut State University alleges in a federal lawsuit that her music professor sexually harassed her, and that the college failed to fire him after substantiating her claims.
2nd Marijuana Bust For RI Lawmaker
Rhode Island State Rep. Robert Watson has checked into inpatient rehabilitation following his second arrest on marijuana possession charges in nine months.