 01/07/10 BETHLEHEM-Town speople were shocked last week after fellow resident and dedicated postal carrier Barbara Berner was killed Tuesday morning when a tree fell on her mail truck on Weekeepeemee Road in the severe winds that battered the region.
 11/25/09 For the first time in two years, the unemployment rate has dropped in all 10 New Hampshire counties.
 10/30/09 Connecticut State Police say they are investigating a report of "uncomfortable behavior" directed at one 12-year-old by another during an out-of-state camp outing last week for Hopkinton sixth-graders.
10/01/09 TORRINGTON-Two significant Civil War-era anniversaries occur in 2009-the 150th anniversary of John Brown's raid on Harper's Ferry and the 200th anniversary of Abraham Lincoln's birth.
 09/27/09 LOTS OF ROOM: If the reformed probate court finds a home in Torrington the renovated City Hall on City Hall will have the space for it.
 09/24/09 HARTFORD -- The Democratic majority in the Senate on Thursday rejected an attempt to change the new Probate Court map to 55 districts, instead of the 54 approved the day before in the House.
 09/24/09 HARTFORD -- The Democratic majority in the Senate on Thursday rejected an attempt to change the new Probate Court map to 55 districts, instead of the 54 approved the day before in the House. The final action sends a bill to Gov. M. Jodi Rell that she is expected to sign, changing for the first time the way Connecticut deals with the courts that settle the estates of Connecticut residents and ...
 09/05/09 The state probate court redistricting commission Friday approved several modifications to the 50-court reorganization plan adopted in July by the 117-member Connecticut Probate Assembly.
08/16/09 BARKHAMSTED Volunteers are being sought to paint the Riverton bridge along Route 20 on Aug. 29 and Aug. 30, as part of an ongoing effort to promote local business and community spirit. Ron Coleman of Hitchcock Properties is giving money to the town government for the purpose of buying new paint, said First Selectman Don Stein, a Democrat. The Farmington River Coordinating Committee, a nonprofit ...
 08/14/09 After a three-year court battle, the Bahamas Hotel Maintenance and Allied Workers Union (BHMAWU) won the right yesterday to bargain on behalf of the 400-plus line staff at Sandals Resort, after a polling process saw the union slide to victory with 252 votes of the 270 cast.
08/07/09 No decision was made yesterday in the hearing of a motion to stay the Supreme Court order that declared the recent hotel union elections null and void.
08/06/09 Employees of the Bahamas Hotel Catering and Allied Workers Union (BHCAWU) in Grand Bahama who were locked out of the union's office in the Workers House Building on Tuesday could expect to be locked out again by reinstated Second Vice President Lionel Morley.
08/06/09 The Bahamas Hotel Catering and Allied Workers Union could decide on a date for the court-ordered election by the weekend, The Nassau Guardian has learned.
 08/06/09 Nine-year-old Michaela Richmond is a vivacious, brown-eyed girl, with dark brown hair cut to brush just around her ears.
 08/05/09 Britain's biggest mortgage lender, the Halifax , said house prices rose 1.1% in July to an average cost of £159,623.
08/04/09 Another chapter in the ongoing saga of who will ultimately control the Bahamas Hotel Catering and Allied Workers Union begins today, as union president Roy Colebrook goes back to work after essentially being reinstated on Friday.
08/04/09 U.S. Rep. John Larson, D-1, underwent successful heart valve replacement surgery today at Saint Francis Hospital in Hartford, his office and a family spokesman said.
 08/03/09 "I was disgusted with the way things had gone with our Chamber of Commerce."
 08/03/09 Physically and mentally exhausted, the Crow family of Madison have finished the race and are ready to return to the starting line.
08/02/09 With one game remaining, the CBC Construction Legends team has locked up at least a share of the Lake County Over-50 League championship after sweeping three games during the week. | 
