Chef David Sellers Joins Max Fish

09/09/10 Sometimes, things fall right into place. In the spring, Max Fish was in need of a new executive chef. At the same time, across the country in New Mexico, Santa Fe chef and restaurant owner David Sellers was looking to move his family back to the Northeast.

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Rell announces $500K in funding for state vets memorial

07/02/10 Gov. M. Jodi Rell said Thursday that $500,000 in state funding to start construction of a state-wide memorial to the service of Connecticut veterans is expected to gain approval when the state Bond Commission meets July 13.

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Hunger Walk Organizers Seeking Participants

05/03/10 The organizers of the first Canton Walk for Hunger are encouraging all Farmington Valley residents to plan on participating in the event, which will benefit the Canton Food Bank, on Saturday, May 15.

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Genworth: Nursing Home Costs Hit 75,190

05/03/10 By TREVOR THOMASPublished 4/28/2010 The cost of home care appears to be increasing far less rapidly than the cost of nursing home care, according to Genworth Financial Inc. NYSE:GNW.Nursing home rates have climbed at an annual median rate of 4.5 for private nursing home rooms over the past 5 years, while the annual median increase has been just 1.7 for licensed home health aides and...

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Boston Marathon finishers from Connecticut

04/19/10 BOSTON (AP) -- How runners from Connecticut finished in Monday's Boston Marathon. 24, Lucas C. Meyer, Ridgefield, 2:21:29. 52, Brendan M. Callahan, Middletown, 2:27:53. 107, Marc Robaczynski, New Hartford, 2:34:44. 171, Seann P. Mulcahy, New Haven, 2:39:07. 184, Ryan Vigil, New Haven, 2:39:46. 185, David C. McKay, Rocky Hill, 2:39:48. 329, Jeffrey R. Watson, Stamford, 2:45:38. 345, Pat Dennen ...

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Connecticut November 2009 New Business Starts

02/24/10 The following business starts were recorded in November 2009 by the Connecticut Secretary of the State's Office. When available, the name of a registered member or officer is given.

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SCHOOL CLOSINGS AND DELAYS: Check here for latest closings and delays - 8 to 16 inches snowfall expected for ...

02/23/10 Icy roads, stuck vehicles and fender benders have been reported throughout Northwest Connecticut this morning.

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History of the Development of State Parks in Connecticut Prior to 1930

02/11/10 Сonnecticut is home to a number of Parks within the country. However, different Parks have the...
 

Career Ladder

02/08/10 ARCHITECTURE Michael D. Liska and Paula D. Tunney were promoted to associates at TLB Architecture LLC, Chester, for their contributions to the firm's higher education, laboratory and civic projects.

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Swimming Pool Removal In Connecticut From Neighborhood Demolition

01/29/10 An experienced and affordable choice for swimming pool removal in Connecticut is Neighborhood Demolition. Call (860) 881-2367 to remove an in-ground or above ground pool in Connecticut

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Bantam Man's New Book

01/21/10 LITCHFIELD-Every page is a new experience for readers who pick up 'Everythin' but the Kitchen Zink,' (PublishAmerica, $19.95) a self-published book of poetry by Bantam resident Art St. John.

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Kane promoted at Northwest Community Bank

01/19/10 Deborah A. Kane has been named Vice President and Credit Risk Department Manager at Northwest Community Bank, as well as Connecticut Mutual Holding Company members Litchfield Bancorp and Collinsville Savings Society.

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Chili Bowl Nationals Saturday report

01/17/10 Kevin Swindell Captures Golden Driller at Lucas Oil Chili Bowl Nationals! TULSA, Okla. (January 16, 2010) -- Another one of those coveted Golden Driller trophies is going back to Tennessee.

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Chili Bowl Nationals Saturday lineups

01/16/10 Lucas Oil Chili Bowl Saturday Feature Lineups; 20 Races on Rockstar Energy Drink Championship Saturday!

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Terry Mabry, ABB Victim, To Be Remembered At Funeral Mass Tuesday

01/12/10 The second of three funerals for the ABB shooting victims will be held Tuesday morning in Troy, MO. A Mass for Terry Mabry is scheduled for 10:00am at Sacred Heart Catholic Church in Troy. Mabry, 55, of Moscow Mills, supervisor at ABB was shot to death outside of the ABB Plant last Thursday morning. A disgruntled employee went on a shooting rampage and killed three employees and wounded five ...

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ABB Plant To Reopen Thursday; Fund Set Up For Victims' Families

01/11/10 The ABB plant in North St. Louis is set to re-open Thursday, January 14, exactly one week after the deadly shooting rampage that left four dead and five injured. On Thursday, January 7th, a gunman walked into ABB Inc.'s north St. Louis plant and opened fire on employees. The suspect, Timothy Hendron, shot 7 people, killing 3 and injuring five others. He then took his own life. ABB is offering ...

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Around Bristol: Swine flu shots at VNA

01/11/10 SWINE FLU VACCINE: The Greater Bristol Visiting Nurse Association, Inc. will be administering the H1N1 vaccine Wednesday between 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. at the VNA, 195 Maltby St., By appointment only, only for Bristol and Burlington residents age 18 and up. Call 860 583-1644 to schedule an appointment. Should wear short sleeves to appointment.

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Slopes Reimagined

12/26/09 Trails Pass Through Former Canton Ski Club Territory The snowflakes danced by my face, sparkling in the late afternoon sun as I quickly descended down the slope. My legs cut through the powder as I dodged white birches and watched the quintessential New England mill village of Collinsville grow larger and larger before my eyes.

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Final 2009 State High School Football Polls

12/08/09 Dropped Out: New London (3), Glastonbury (6), Conard (8), Simsbury (9).

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Final 2009 State High School Football Polls

12/07/09 Rank Team (1st Place Votes) Record Points Last 1. Notre Dame-West Haven (19) 11-1 676 5 2.

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Perriello to conduct open call on health care reform

11/10/09 Fifth District U.S. Rep. Tom Perriello, who voted in favor of a health care reform bill that narrowly passed the House on Saturday, will hold a telephone town hall meeting Thursday on the subject.

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