Thomas F. McInerney Sr.

01/30/10 Thomas F . McInerney Sr., age 78, died on Thursday, October 27, 2005 in Mid-State Medical Center in Meriden, with his four children by his side. He had been recuperating from recent heart surgery and succumbed from complications from a heart attack.

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01/30/10 Lydia V. Batterson, 63, a longtime resident of Norwalk, died Dec. 7 at Norwalk Hospital . Born Aug. 11, 1946 in the Bronx, N.Y., she was the daughter of the late Albert and Ethel V. Whitehurst Carlson . She is the wife of Robert A. Batterson.

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01/29/10 Kathleen Conry Andresen, 98, of Trumbull, wife of the late Ewaldh Andresen, died Jan. 26, 2010, in St.Joseph's Manor. She is survived by her children, Annette Claire (Nancy) Andresen of Harwichport, Mass.,

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Las Vegas, Cape Coral, Merced Foreclosure Rates Highest Among Major Metro Areas in 2009 According to RealtyTrac

01/27/10 Top 20 Cities Are From California, Florida, Nevada and Arizona; Utah, Illinois, Oregon, Idaho Cities Indicate Foreclosure Problem Is Spreading

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Published: 01:00 a.m., Wednesday, December 2, 2009

01/22/10 Gladys Block, 83, of Fairfield, died Nov. 27, 2009, at St. Vincent 's Medical Center in Bridgeport. Along with her husband, Benjamin Block , she owned New Yorker Market in Bridgeport, and later worked for Reads and Howland's department stores.

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Published: 01:06 a.m., Friday, January 22, 2010

01/22/10 Joanne Dumas of Del Ray Beach, Fla., died Jan. 14, 2010, at Hospice by the Sea in Boca Raton, Fla., in the company of her sons. She was born in Milwaukee, Wisc., in 1936 to the late Beatrice and Joseph Librizzi of Bronxville, N.Y., and Fort Lauderdale, Fla.

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[Balko] That Other War

01/19/10 In a 1982 speech President Ronald Reagan declared illicit drugs a threat to America's national security, putting a too-literal gloss on the phrase "war on drugs."

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New service will help keep Weston seniors on the go

01/13/10 A new service will soon help keep seniors out and about. CoastalCT Senior Transportation, Inc. will offer rides seven days a week, 24 hours a day, to seniors and adults with visual impairments in Weston, Wilton, Easton, Fairfield and Norwalk, starting in the fall.

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A 'Fresh' look at Connecticut art -- Ridgefield exhibition features 52 local artists

01/13/10 Norwalk resident Camilla Cook credits her husband Christopher with coming up with the catch phrase that sums up her artist consulting business: "Left Brain Services for Right Brain Artists.

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Leaders, lobbyists react to speech

01/11/10 January 11, 2010 After Gov. David A. Paterson's State of the State address, state leaders and lobbyists commented on the proposed agenda for the 2010 legislative session.

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CHIKARA Comes To Fairfield, Connecticut In March

01/11/10 Thanks to our friends at Power and Glory Wrestling, CHIKARA will be making a stop in Connecticut sooner rather than later! Our Sunday, March 21st card (originally scheduled for New Jersey) is moving north to the Knights of Columbus hall in Fairfield! On that date, PGW will present an early afternoon card, followed by a full CHIKARA card starting at 4:00 pm!

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NYC Christmas Tree Turning Into Housing

01/10/10 A 70-year-old Norway spruce, this year's Christmas tree at Rockefeller Center in New York, is to return to Connecticut as lumber for affordable homes.

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College Basketball: Notre Dame edges No. 8 West Virginia

01/09/10 Da'Sean Butler's three-point attempt at the buzzer rolled around the rim but didn't go in, so Notre Dame held on for a 70-68 victory over No. 8 West Virginia last night in South Bend, Ind.

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At College: Dartmouth's Ladino fueling up for final season at Stonehill

01/09/10 Jackie Ladino has enjoyed having some time off the last couple of weeks in between field hockey and lacrosse seasons at Stonehill College in Easton.

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12-22-09 EUR ALL ON ONE PAGE

12/22/09 TOM JOYNER INTERVIEWS PRESIDENT OBAMA: Q&A to air this morning at 8:35 a.m. ET. Plus, radio host to examine race in new MSNBC special. *Tom Joyner of the nationally-syndicated Tom Joyner Morning Show is scheduled to interview President Barack Obama this morning about a wide range of issues impacting black America.

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Jewish literacy in your mailbox

12/16/09 Several years ago, Springfield, Mass.-based philanthropist Harold Grinspoon was on a plane and heard a child crying. Grinspoon watched as the boy's father pulled a book out of his bag and read to his son. By the time the story was finished, the boy was asleep.

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State senior games: Naples' Provost sets race walk record as Games come to close

12/13/09 Four track and field records were set Sunday on the final day of competition of the Florida Senior Games State Championships in Lee County.State games veteran John Anoka of Maitland set a new mark in the 400 meter dash 90-94 age group with a time of 1:58.33 on Sunday at South Fort Myers High. Anoka now holds the 400 meter dash record in four age groups. He set the 75-79 mark in 1995, the 80-84 ...

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SWINE FLU: What you need to know

12/04/09 Tammy McMullen holds her daughter Alexa as she receives an injection of H1N1 vaccine from nurse Jan Westberg at Hanover High School. Looking on is sister Riley. Learn more about the outbreak of swine flu from stories by the Enterprise and the Patriot Ledger and from links to other information on the web.

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Photos: Rainy Rockefeller Center Christmas Tree Lighting 2009

12/03/09                           Despite a steady rain, thousands of people amassed at Rockefeller Center last night for the annual tree lighting event . Besides the dramatic moment when the lights go from off to on, there were performances by Aretha Franklin, Rod Stewart, Rob Thomas, Alicia Keys, Jo Dee Messina, Barry Manilow, Shakira, The Muppets, and The Roots. Photographer Katie Sokoler got a bird ...

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Varsity Notebook: Heinz Field turnout lags, but ratings for TV rise

12/03/09 Attendance was down for the WPIAL football championships at Heinz Field last Friday. Television ratings for two of the games were up. Is there a correlation between the two? Maybe.

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