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The FBI's questionable role in Speakergate
Speaker of the House and congressional candidate Chris Donovan may have much to answer for in light of the recent scandal involving his campaign finance director who received cash from an FBI undercover agent in exchange for Donovan's help in killing legislation.
Democratic Official Says Donovan Campaign Manager Gave Tainted Check...
At the May 14 Democratic convention that endorsed House Speaker Christopher Donovan as a candidate for Congress in the 5th District, Donovan's campaign manager handed a tainted $2,500 check to a state Democratic Party official, the party's director said Friday.
After sex probe, Judicial branch may revise training
Anthony Candido, the top ranking state judicial marshal who was found to violated policies on sexual harassment, resigned from the Milford police comission on Thursday May 31, 2012.
Choral societies unite for Waterbury concert
There will be plenty to see and hear on Sunday, June 3, at 3 p.m., when the Connecticut Choral Society performs Ralph Vaughan Williams ' monumental work, "A Sea Symphony," at the Naugatuck Valley Community College Fine Arts Center in Waterbury.
Gun range fight goes to Board of Ed.
A gun range is proposed to go into the basement of a building next to Sprague Elementary School in Waterbury.
Man visits casino, leaves baby alone
WATERBURY, Conn. -- A Waterbury man was arrested after leaving his infant son alone in a car for several hours while he visited a casino Wednesday.
Judicial Marshal found to have violated sexual harassment policy
Anthony Candido, chief judicial marshal for the Waterbury Judicial District and a member of the Milford Board of Police Commissioners was found in violation of Judicial Branch policy in an investigation into alleged sexual harassment.
Branford Children Play and Learn at Foote Park
"I see a triangle!" shouted one excited preschooler, pointing to the roof of a gazebo in Branford's Foote Memorial Park Wednesday.
Police: Conn. man left infant in car at casino
Connecticut State Police have arrested a Waterbury man accused of leaving his infant son alone in a car for seven hours as he was inside the Mohegan Sun Casino.
Connecticut school holds politically correct prom
The principal of a Connecticut high school is defending her decision to end the longtime tradition of allowing students to vote for a prom king and queen over fears that the winners might be bullied.
A day at sea: Connecticut Choral Society finds inspiration among the waves
The Connecticut Choral Society will present its spring concert, 'A Symphony of Voices,' on Sunday, June 3, 2012, at the Naugatuck Valley Community College Fine Arts Center in Waterbury, Conn.. As part of the program, the group will perform Ralph Vaughan Williams' 'A Sea Symphony' with the New Jersey Choral Society and orchestra.
Naugatuck police blotter: forgery
MARLENA WALLACE , 45, of 11 Bell Court, Hartford, was charged May 26 with forgery in the third degree, conspiracy at forgery in the third degree, and larceny in the fifth degree.
Fatal Accident Incidents Lower Than Memorial Day 2011: State Police Relay Enforcement Statistics
A The Connecticut State Police Memorial Day enforcement period began at midnight on Friday, May 25, and continued until midnight on Monday, May 28, according to a press release from Connecticut State Police Commanding Officer Lt.
1 Fatal Accident over Memorial Day Weekend Compares to 4 Last Year
The Connecticut State Police Memorial Day enforcement period began at midnight on Friday, May 25, and continued until midnight on Monday, May 28, according to a press release from Connecticut State Police Commanding Officer Lt.
Families of missing Korean soldiers suffer for lifetime
Claire George of Waterbury holds a photo of her brother Victor Choiniere, who was listed as MIA in the Korean War on Nov.
Literacy Volunteers offering tutoring for citizenship test
Literacy Volunteers of Greater Waterbury is holding registrations for adults in the greater Waterbury area who want to study in the U.S. Citizenship Tutoring Program.
A man is dead Sunday morning following a fatal car accident on Route 8, a short distance north of the Naugatuck town line, state police said.
Islamic Convention In Hartford Focuses On Fight Against 'Islamophobia'
Children scale the rock climbing wall at the 37th annual Islamic Circle of North America's Hartford Convention at the Hartford Convention Center Saturday.
93-year-old WWII vet's home gets refurbished
Ninety-four-year-old veteran Rudolph Pistey sits outside his home in Stratford Saturday, May 26, 2012 as trained, licensed volunteers from the Connecticut chapter of House of Heroes make repairs to the house.
Willis completes U.S. Navy basic training
Navy Seaman Mary Willis, daughter of Christine Willis of Waterbury, and John Willis of Naugatuck, recently completed U.S. Navy basic training at Recruit Training Command, Great Lakes, Ill.