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Hamden: racist graffiti hits close to home
Posted July 03, 2008 10:20 PM Hamden _ A man is speaking out after finding racist graffiti near his home.
Two white guys from Hamden visited Newhallville Wednesday morning and ended up fleeing from gunfire.
Miscommunication behind Hamden dead dog dumping
A failure to communicate is being cited as a key reason behind a controversy over the tossing of dead dogs off a cliff into the Hamden dump.
Sketch Of Man Circulated In Death Of Yale Student
The team reinvestigating the 1998 killing of Yale University senior Suzanne Jovin is circulating a sketch of a man spotted running near the scene, a potential breakthrough that was quickly dismissed a decade ...
Man pleads guilty to killing estranged wife in Bridgeport
A Hamden man has pleaded guilty to fatally stabbing his estranged wife in a Bridgeport home while the couple's three young children waited in another room.
Deadly motorcycle accident in North Haven
North Haven police are investigating a deadly motorcycle accident that killed a Hamden man.
Union protests AT&T contracted work
Union workers for AT&T protested yesterday against the phone company in Hamden. Members of the Communications Workers of America held a rally at their headquarters on Dixwell Avenue.
Hamden Resident Crowned Miss Connecticut
A physical therapy doctoral student has won the Miss Connecticut 2008 competition and will vie for the Miss America title in Las Vegas in January.
Judge grants Galante's request to leave house
A federal judge on Thursday granted convicted trash hauler James Galante's request to leave his New Fairfield home, where he is under house arrest, to help his daughter move into her college dorm.
Skyrocketing prices deflate some fireworks displays
Hamden _ Fireworks in some Connecticut communities may be impacted this year as the price of everything skyrockets.
Poll: Obama leads in swing states
Democrat Barack Obama is leading Republican John McCain in Florida, Pennsylvania and Ohio, the first time he's had an advantage in all three electoral battleground states, a Quinnipiac University poll found.
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Durham Families Await Day In Court Over Power Lines
A group of families in Durham went to court over the installation of high-voltage power lines in their neighborhood.
GLASTONBURY, Conn., and OGUNQUIT, Maine - George Ransom Johnson, 89, beloved husband of Elsie Johnson, and longtime resident of Glastonbury died Sunday, June 15, 2008, at Glastonbury Health Care Center.
Her disease and a special friendship
Jack Gambardella's romance with his college sweetheart ended years ago, but his special friendship with his former girlfriend's roommate is still strong after nearly 30 years.
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Bomb Squad Called To Hamden Post Office
The intersection surrounding the Hamden Post Office was closed Thursday evening after the discovery of a suspicious package.
When cyclists spread out to neighborhood meetings to promote safe streets, they found a receptive collective ear, but also complaints about cyclists who don't follow the rules of the road.
A Reason to Ride _ This weekend, some bikers are going to hit the road to help local veterans in need.
Three teens arrested for racial graffiti
West Haven _ Two teenage girls and one 18-year old boy is under arrest after racially charged graffiti was found Tuesday in West Haven.