Bristol's Strahowski named state's top college coach

01/15/10 A Bristol native is among those being honored as the Connecticut American Legion Baseball Committee holds its ninth annual Hot Stove Awards Dinner tonight at the Aqua Turf Club in Southington.

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Boys basketball: East Catholic turns to its dynamic duo

01/09/10 B.J. Cardarelli scored 20 points and Jerome Harris added 19 including a key 3-pointer with two minutes to go as East Catholic defeated East Hartford 57-53 in Central Connecticut Conference game at Manchester.

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Girls basketball: Bishop does it all for Suffield

01/09/10 East Catholic High's Loren Pachesa reaches for the ball as East Hartford's Kelsey Derohanian, left, Terry Osei, middle, and Nayomi Baer surround her. (Jim Michaud/Journal Inquirer)

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Rockefeller Tree To Become Conn. Home

01/08/10 The Christmas tree that stood tall in Rockefeller Center this year is making a complete circle. The tree came from Easton Connecticut, and will now return to the state to be used as lumber for a Habitat For Humanity home.

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Oliver D. Buckland

12/29/09 Oliver Dwight Buckland, 89, of Pinehurst, passed away Saturday, Dec. 26, 2009, at Elmcroft Assisted Living. A funeral Mass will be held Wednesday, Dec. 30, at 11 a.m. at Sacred Heart Catholic Church in Pinehurst. The family will receive friends at Boles Funeral Home in Southern Pines Wednesday, Dec. 30, from 9:30 to 10:30 a.m. A Rite of Christian Burial will be held at a later date in Connecticut.

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Stories Of The Decade: The Economy Vote On The Top Stories

12/28/09 Two years ago, when Connecticut and the nation entered the downturn that has come to be known as the Great Recession, unemployment hovered at 5 percent. Phyllis Zweifel of Glastonbury was working as an executive assistant at an architecture firm. The Dow Jones Industrial Average was still above 13,000.

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2009 Connecticut Post All-Star Field Hockey Team

12/12/09 Katie UrquhartFairfield LudloweMVPSenior midfielder selected MVP for the second consecutive season. ... Helped lead Falcons to the Class L state tournamentStacey DiLeoFairfield WardeJunior

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Bloomfield's David Title Is Connecticut's Superintendent For 2010

11/24/09 Superintendent of Schools David G. Title has been named Superintendent of the Year for 2010 by the Connecticut Association of Public School Superintendents. .

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Police logs: Sunday night fights

11/11/09 On Friday morning, there was a case of credit card larceny at Amherst Motel 52. The police arrived at 408 Northampton Rd. 52 at 10:45 a.m. On Friday evening, the Amherst police assisted the Amherst Fire Department with a situation of a woman having trouble breathing.

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GOP Big Winners

11/04/09 ELECTION DAY: Pictures | Video | Complete Coverage | Turnout Results | Winners Andover Ashford Avon Barkhamsted Berlin Bloomfield Bolton Bristol Burlington Canton Cheshire Chester Clinton Colchester Columbia Coventry Cromwell Deep River Durham East Granby East Haddam East Hampton East Hartford East Lyme East Windsor Ellington Enfield Essex Farmington Glastonbury Granby Guilford Haddam Hartford ...

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Easement for utility granted

11/02/09 CHICOPEE - An agreement granting Western Massachusetts Electric Co. an easement to modernize its electrical transmission system has been unanimously approved by the City Council.

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Sunday's NYC Marathon finishers from Connecticut

11/01/09 31475, Mark Pombo, Branford, 4:49:00. 31493, Pat Mariano, Cheshire, 4:49:04. 31523, Joseph Dibuono, Stamford, 4:49:11. 31525, Veronique Dibuono, Stamford, 4:49:11. 31727, Breanna Eppler, Stamford, 4:49:56. 31781, Bruce Terry, Greenwich, 4:50:06. 31786, Sam Toy, Ridgefield, 4:50:06. 31838, Mimi Lines, North Haven, 4:50:16. 32003, Darlene Scarola, Bristol, 4:50:54. 32035, Dorothy Williams, Wilton ...

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First all-star game huge hit for Western Mass. Fall Baseball league

10/17/09 For the last few seasons, Bill Bathel and Mark DiFranco have tried to land an opponent to play a group of all-stars from their Western Massachusetts High School Fall Baseball League.

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15th annual National Public Lands Day this Saturday

09/23/09 Estes Park volunteers will again be a part of a tradition now spanning 15 years when they participate in Saturday's National Public Lands Day. Local volunteers are no strangers to this cause as scores jump on board each year and travel to the west side of Rocky Mountain National Park where they roll up their sleeves and donate sweat equity to improving public lands.

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Boys Soccer Preview: Coaches Stand Test Of Time

09/12/09 John Blomstrann can recall his first day at E.O. Smith like it was yesterday.

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Boil Water Advisory Lifted On-Campus

09/10/09 Trinity College students were inconvenienced last week due to an advisory banning the drinking of tap water on campus. The Trinity community was alerted via e-mail on Wednesday, April 22 of a "boil water notice" issued by the Connecticut Department of Public Health (DPH) and the Metropolitan District Commission (MDC) after microorganisms were found in the Hartford public water supply.

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Connecticut Probate Board Approves Changes To Reorganization Plan

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.

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08/21/09 Edward J. Pfeiffer, 82, of Granby, CT, passed suddenly on April 25, 2009. Ed was a Glen Head resident for 17 years and raised his family there. He was originally from the Philadelphia, PA area where he met and married his wife of 52 years, Catherine Roache Pfeiffer.

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Volunteers boost Prudence Crandall Museum hours

08/17/09 The Prudence Crandall Museum in Canterbury is now open four days a month thanks to a group of resident volunteers who have filled the gaps left from a lack of state funding. State budget cuts made earlier this year forced the museum to reduce operating hours from four days a week to two days a month. But in late June, Friends of Prudence, a volunteer group, began providing two volunteers on the ...

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Controlled campfires now permitted in Columbia Forest Districts, around Kootenay Lake

08/14/09 others also read... Effective at noon today, and until further notice, small, controlled campfires are again permitted in the Rocky Mountain, Kootenay Lake, and Columbia Forest Districts, and in the Arrow Fire Zone (see attached map).

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