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Prep Schools Leading The Way When It Comes To Going Green
The new, $34.6 million Armour Academic Center at the Westminster School is the kind of gleaming monument to achievement and prosperity that has made Connecticut prep schools so widely known.
H1N1 Vaccine Clinic in Middlebury
H1N1 Vaccine Clinic at the Middlebury Fire House, 65 Tucker Hill Road, from 5:00pm - 6:00pm Nasal Spray & Injectable Vaccine Available, but only by appointment.
Over 100 Cited For Underage Drinking In Conn. Bar
Undercover officials, performing random sweeps, found more than 100 underage drinkers in a Connecticut bar.
NAUGATUCK a ' The borough will start cleaning a contaminated former industrial parcel downtown next month.
JoePa says Bowden should "decide what he wants to do now," otherwise stays out of fray
Penn State coach Joe Paterno said Florida State 's Bobby Bowden should "decide what he wants to do now" but otherwise refrained from commenting about the future of the Seminoles ' coach.
Eat Your Way to a Restful Sleep
Diet plays an important role in the quality of sleep. Lisa Tsakos Naturally Savvy October 5, 2009 About a third of our adult life is spent sleeping -- or at least it should be.
Crash Closes I-84 In Southbury
Eastbound lanes of Interstate 84 were closed in Southbury Thursday morning because of a multi-vehicle crash.
Every four years, Connecticut's 169 towns must conduct revaluations of every parcel of taxable property.
Conn. authorities tranquilize moose
A 700-pound moose that was on the loose in Middlebury, Conn. has been moved to a new home.
The Department of Environmental Protection today captured a male moose that had been spotted in several towns over the last few days.
16-Year-Olds Will Fare Better In Juvenile System
Being a legislator means watching a lot of good ideas go to an untimely grave for lack of funding, especially this year.
They say curiosity killed the cat, but not a Middlebury moose who seems to have eluded searchers since Monday.
Loretta Ables Sayre and sailors in the first Broadway revival of SOUTH PACIFIC, the iconic Rodgers and Hammerstein musical about the lives of U.S. military men, nurses and the residents of the Polynesian island they occupy during WW II.
On this day in June, the park swimming area was open. Jason VanStone, of Waterbury, helps his son Nate, 7, learn the proper technique for casting.
50 Miles are Plenty for a Great Holiday Weekend
Summer is almost over! While the season technically ends on Sept. 21, Labor Day weekend is usually considered the unofficial end to summer.
Fly over to Mystic to catch 'Birds of the Outback'
The Mystic Aquarium and Institute for Exploration is for the birds. At least for a few more weeks, that is.
Quassy Park is a Wonderful Slice of the Past by the Lake
My family spent the summer without a formal vacation, making the most of day trips, especially to local places that we've never been.
State Police Investigate Alleged Abduction
On 08/24/09 at approximately 5:54pm, Connecticut State Police at Troop A received a 911 call from a 16 year-old female who reported that she was being transported from New York to the Boston Area against her will.
Grape growers keep eye on weather and financial clouds as 2009 harvest begins
The chilly economic climate is casting a shadow over this year's wine harvest, with some predicting expensive grapes will be a tough sell in a market that has developed a parsimonious palate.
Officer Cleared Of Credit Card Misuse Charge
A Connecticut prosecutor has dropped a criminal case against a Cheshire police officer accused of charging $119 on his ex-wife's credit card to subscribe to a dating Web site.
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