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Tolland: Tolland Education Foundation Raises Money At Sixth Annual Wine And Beer Tasting Night
Submitted by Barbara Lasher, Tolland Education Foundation, on 2009-11-23.   The Tolland Education Foundation is pleased to announce that just over $10,000 was raised at its sixth annual "Wine and Beer Tasting Night which took place Friday, November 6 at Crandall Lodge in Tolland.
The ghosts of the Daniel Benton Homestead
The Daniel Benton Homestead, this haunted house is in Tolland Connecticut. Lauren Neslusan The Daniel Benton Homestead is located twenty minutes northeast of Hartford.
Inmate Can Stand Trial In Killing Of Cellmate
An inmate at Northern Correctional Institution in Somers can stand trial for the July killing of his cellmate, a judge ruled Friday in Superior Court in Rockville .
New Mammogram Guidelines Raise Right Questions
New guidelines on mammograms are causing anxiety and confusion. This doesn't bode well for the future of health care reforms, which are bound to challenge conventional wisdom about scary diseases and the comforting routines people have adopted for preventing them.
Horse Auction Set For Saturday
More than two dozen rescued horses and goats will be auctioned off Saturday at the University of Connecticut.
South Windsor: Connecticut Art School Joins The Fight Against Germs
School Stuff Submitted by Sharon Cavanaugh, Connecticut Art School, on 2009-11-17.   Sharon Cavanaugh Back row - Erik Winkler, Julia Martocchio, Sara Guerette, and Evan Smagacz.
Tolland: ArtMart: Holiday Boutique Extravaganza
ArtMart: Holiday Boutique Extravaganza Submitted by Jackie Thompson, Arts of Tolland, on 2009-11-17.   Arts of Tolland would love to help you get your holiday shopping started.
Russia's Abitova wins Yokohama Women's Marathon
Russia's Inga Abitova has won the inaugural Yokohama Women's Marathon, a race that featured the top two finishers from the Beijing Olympics .
Federal Money To Keep Connecticut Domestive Violence Shelters Open
Connecticut will use federal stimulus money to help some domestic violence shelters across the state stay open around-the-clock and preserve five state prosecutor positions.
Main Street In Hartford Blocked Off; Part Of City Hall Evacuated
A suspicious package has led authorities to shut down streets caused the evacuation of city hall shortly after 3 p.m., city officials said.
Glastonbury: Yale Cello Group 'Low Strung' To Perform At St. Luke's Church In South Glastonbury
Religious Life Submitted by Patricia Sivo Cole on 2009-11-09.   St. Luke's Church, , is proud to present the cello group "Low Strung" in concert on Friday, November 20th at 7 p.m. Tickets are $20 for adults and $10 for students and seniors, plus a donation for the local food bank and can be reserved by calling 633-5057 or e-mailing ...
Mansfield: WAM United U-12 Boys Defeat Marlborough In Northeast Soccer Championship, 2-1
WAM United U-12 Boys Defeat Marlborough In Northeast Soccer Championship, 2-1 Local Sports Submitted by WAM United on 2009-11-08.   The WAM United U-12 Boy's Soccer team defeated top-seeded Marlborough on Sunday afternoon at Stafford High School, 2-1, in the Connecticut Junior Soccer Association Northeast District Championship.
Lawyer: Orlando Shooting Suspect Had 'Stress Overload'
Jason Rodriguez's marriage long ago went sour, his home taken in foreclosure, his job lost to incompetence, his finances sunk in bankruptcy.
Disappointment, not joy, fills Maine ballroom where gay marriage party was planned
Cecelia Burnett and Ann Swanson had already set their wedding date. When they joined about 1,000 other gay marriage supporters for an election night party in a Holiday Inn ballroom, they hoped to celebrate the vote that would make it possible.
Columbia: Little Goblins Trick-or-Treat At Columbia Cooperative Nursery School
Boy Flees House During Enfield Break-In
A 12-year-old boy who was sick and home alone Monday jumped out a window when he heard people breaking into his house, police said.
Bolton: Clark U Student From Bolton Honored For Work In Community
On Campus Submitted by Nell Strizich on 2009-10-29.   Clark University student Miranda J. Muro, of Bolton, was presented with the Thomas J. '56 and Barbara J. Lindblom '56 2009 Anton Endowed Prize during a dinner honoring student scholars on Sept.
Eastern Connecticut: ECHN Implementing Visitor Restrictions For The...
Health Notes Submitted by Rosemary Martocchio on 2009-10-29.   Eastern Connecticut Health Network is implementing visitor restrictions at its two hospitals, Manchester Memorial and Rockville General, and at Woodlake at Tolland Rehabilitation and Nursing Center in an effort to protect patients/residents, visitors and employees from H1N1 and ...
Bloomfield men arrested following Howard murder 'escalated'...
The Bloomfield men arrested in conjunction with the stabbing death of UConn cornerback Jasper Howard were involved in a minor quarrel outside the Student Union Oct.