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East Hartford Teen Charged In Package Store Robbery
An East Hartford teenager was charged in the robbery of a package store late Friday in the same neighborhood where he lives.
Dr. Ken Hoffman, of Sherman, uses an allergy elimination technique with New Milford resident Sharon McGee, at SOPHIA, a health center in Brookfield.
Charter Schools Vow To Broaden Their Enrollment
State charter school advocates who gathered at the Legislative Office Building Thursday to voice their support for Gov.
Mill History Lives Along Nipmuck Trail, Fenton River
A visit to the Nipmuck Trail as it travels along the Fenton River past Gurleyville Grist Mill and over 50-foot-rock. The scenic stone mill dates back to 1830s.
Trial Underway For Former Manchester Teacher
A former Manchester High School teacher and coach accused of inappropriately touching a student and other crimes is on trial in Superior Court in Manchester.
Break in Badaracco murder case?
In this file photo Sherrie Passaro, of Danbury holds a poster of photographs in memory of her mother, Mary Badaracco, who disappeared from her home nearly 27 years ago.
Police Execute Warrants in Badaracco Case
Police might have some new leads in the disappearance of Mary Badaracco, a Sherman mom who disappeared 27 years ago.
Malloy Pushes Tuition Incentives, More Rigorous Standards To Improve Teacher Quality
Gov. Dannel P. Malloy rolled out a $10.5 million proposal Tuesday aimed at improving the quality of Connecticut's teachers that includes tougher standards, financial incentives, professional development and a new teacher evaluation system.
Mayor: New Britain Is At Least $9 Million In The Red
An auditing firm has confirmed that the city faces a deficit of at least $9 million, Mayor Tim O'Brien announced Monday afternoon.
Giants' Legs Too Much For Brady's Brain
Super Bowl hype arrives in so many story lines. Some are delivered with the spiritual gravitas of Myra Kraft .
Trooper Hit By Car In Canterbury
An on-duty state trooper was hit by a car on Friday night, but suffered non-life-threatening injuries, state police said.
Fed Agency Investigates CT School's Use of Seclusion Rooms
A The federal education oversight agency has opened an investigation against the Middletown Board of Education, chargingA Farm Hill Elementary School A discriminated against students with disabilities.
CT Considers Red Light Safety Cameras At Intersections
A As Connecticut considers approving legislation that would implement red light safety cameras at dangerous intersections, there is growing concern throughout the country as to whether or not the cameras violate the Constitution.
Donated Cell Phones To Help Simsbury Seniors Call 911
The phones were collected at Fitzgerald's Foods and Starbucks during November and donated to the town's Social Services Department, which is are expected to hand them out to senior citizens, said Selectwoman Moira Wertheimer, one of the event organizers.
Pictures: Mohegan Sun WineFest
The 9th annual, three-day Mohegan Sun WineFest kicked off Friday night with a Bourbon Tasting presented by Beam Global Spirits & Wine.
Famous Faces Selling Homes In Connecticut
Here are some of the latest hot properties for sale, or recently sold, in Connecticut.
ABU DHABI, United Arab Emirates - Pinpoint golf shots and a deadly touch with the putter helped Tiger Woodsmove to within sight of his first victory in a full-field event for more than two years at the Abu Dhabi Championship on Saturday.
British police searched the offices of Rupert Murdoch's British newspapers Saturday after arresting a police officer and four current and former staff of his tabloid The Sun as part of an investigation into police bribery by journalists.
Melrose graduates sad school will close
Melrose School to close in June Founded in 1963 in Brewster, N.Y. About 100 students, pre-k-eighth grade Will close after end of school year Parents were told Monday night that the school of about 100 students would shut down, just one year before its fiftieth anniversary.
ConnCan: Education Funding Report Disappoints
A New Haven -based education reform group, ConnCan, says the interim report prepared by a task force charged with fixing the way Connecticut funds education falls far short of the "bold" proposal the governor had sought.