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Harsh words for Healy from the newspaper that once employed him: Capitol Watch
Before he became a political operative, Chris Healy worked as a reporter at the Register Citizen in Torrington.
WestConn student plans initiative
Western Connecticut State University student Derek Roy fell in love with the city of Danbury when he arrived as a freshman four years ago.
Sorry, Please Try Your Call Again
You're hanging out in Griswold and have to call your friend in Goshen. You will soon have something in common with the guy who's at work in Manchester and has to call home in Monroe and the woman who lives in Hamden and has to call her next-door neighbor in, well, Hamden.
Senate approves Probate Court consolidation
The Democratic majority in the Senate on Thursday rejected an attempt to change the new Probate Court map to 55 districts, instead of the 54 approved the day before in the House.
Farmington Valley: 100 Plus Art Chairs At Auction
Submitted by Amy Wynn on 2009-09-21.   Douglas Branson Amelia de Neergaard's Chairish the Arts Chair will go up for auction with 107 other art chairs in Northwestern, Connecticut on Oct.
Mom, Children Remain Hospitalized After Goshen Crash
Tanya Camire of Torrington iswas listed in stable condition at Hartford Hospital, a hospital spokeswoman said thisFriday morning.
Mom, Three Children Injured in Goshen Rollover
A mother and her three children were air-lifted to a local hospital after their vehicle rolled over in Goshen Thursday morning.
Mother, 3 children in Goshen crash
Authorities say a mother and her three young children are seriously injured in a rollover crash near the western Connecticut community of Goshen.
Worth the trip: California Hu cruises to AJGA girls title
Bonnie Hu and her golf bag almost didn't reach Danbury. The rest of the girls' field at the American Junior Golf Association Northeast Open certainly wish she hadn't. Hu posted her second straight score of 2-under-70 in Thursday's final round at Richter Park and claimed an 11-stroke victory, finishing with a three round score of 2-under-214. Suzie ...
Carmel man admits evading $200K in taxes, faces prison time
A businessman from Carmel faces up to 2 1/2 years in prison after admitting that he evaded more than $200,000 in federal taxes.
Carmel man admits evading $200K in taxes, faces prison time
A businessman from Carmel faces up to 2 1/2 years in prison after admitting that he evaded more than $200,000 in federal taxes.
South Windsor: Connecticut Wine Tour Planned
Connecticut Wine Tour Planned Submitted by Michael Salvatore on 2009-07-30.   The Watson House Bed and Breakfast has arranged an Aug.
Fife n Drum, photo by Catie Talarski
The Litchfield Jazz Festival has brought hundreds of world class artists to Connecticut and has helped educate hundreds of students in this American art form.
Connecticut Wine Festival In Goshen Aug. 1, 2
Celebrate Connecticut agriculture with more than 20 state wineries, specialty food, artisans, crafts and entertainment.
Continue reading "Sarah Brown heads into U.S. Girls' Junior Championship as fourth seed"
Sarah Brown, of Lopatcong Township, sinks a birdie putt on the 11th hole of the Trump National Golf Club New Course during the U.S. Girls' Junior Championship.
Litchfield Jazz Gets a New Home
WHEN people tell Vita West Muir that they don't know anything about jazz, she tells them, "There isn't anything to know - you just have to listen." Ms.
Conn. towns worry about probate cuts
WASHINGTON, Conn. - Probate Judge Victoria M. Cherniske finds herself in an unusual bind for an elected official who's never lost a race.
A Push To Tap Connecticut's Home-Grown Jazz Talent
Stephen Haynes of Wethersfield -- with cellist David Darling of Goshen, trombonist Peter McEachern of Goshen, bassist Mario Pavone of Prospect and percussionist Satoshi Takeishi -- perform at Real Art Ways Saturday, June 13, at 8 p.m. Although Connecticut is graced with an abundant crop of locally grown, high-quality jazz talent, there has long ...
Conn. lawmakers say they won't ban wild animals as pets, want to protect farm
The Connecticut General Assembly won't take up a bill this session banning a long list of wild and potentially dangerous animals as pets.
Spilling The Beans With Tom Jones, The Lyricist
Tom Jones will be in Goshen Friday night. Not the British pop singer but Tom Jones the lyricist, best known for his off-Broadway musical "The Fantasticks." Jones, who wrote the lyrics for what has become the longest-running musical in history with longtime friend and composer Harvey Schmidt, will attend opening night of the play, being performed by ...
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