Task Force To Meet After Murder-Suicide

01/25/10 Connecticut lawmakers plan to review an apparent murder-suicide in West Haven in an effort to strengthen domestic violence laws.

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CoStar's Retail News Roundup: January 17-30, 2010

01/25/10 This week in the Retail Roundup, CoStar reports on expansions or new concepts at Bloomingdale's, BabuSan, Target, and Edible Arrangements; closings, cutbacks, bankruptcy, default, receivership or foreclosure news at General Growth, Movie Gallery and...

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Diner patrons review Obama's first year

01/20/10 President Barack Obama was swept into office in 2008 on a wave of popularity as the nation swapped an unpopular Republican administration for the country's first black president.

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New England Bancshares, Inc. Announces a 15% Increase in Net Income for the Quarter Ended December 31, 2009 and a $1.8 ...

01/20/10 ENFIELD, Conn.----New England Bancshares, Inc. , the holding company for New England Bank, reported net income for the quarter ended December 31, 2009 of $856,000, or $0.14 per diluted share as compared to $747,000, or $0.13 per diluted share, reported for the same quarter a year ago.

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Task Force Assigned to CT Murder-Suicide

01/19/10 Connecticut lawmakers plan to review an apparent murder-suicide in West Haven in an effort to strengthen domestic violence laws. READ MORE >>

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Bysiewicz is qualified by state Constitution

01/19/10 While it's fun to watch politicians squirm when their ambition trips over their ignorance, the state law requiring Connecticut's attorney general to have 10 years of experience practicing law is really nothing for Secretary of the State Susan Bysiewicz to worry about.

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Here in New england

01/17/10 BENTON, N.H. - New Hampshire authorities say a Maine man who spent the night stuck on Mount Moosilauke in frigid temperatures and high winds did a good job staying safe.

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Fatal Accident Shuts Down I-91 In Enfield For Hours

01/16/10 One person died in an early morning accident on I-91 that shut down the highway for hours in Enfield today, according to Lt. Paul Vance of the Connecticut State Police.

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Bernie's Bankruptcy Filing Emphasizes Protection Of Employees, Customers

01/16/10 Bernie's, the electronics and appliance chain, is shutting down in the same honorable way that employees and colleagues say Milton Rosenberg ran the family business.

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Referrals to commission an underused tool in combating DUI

01/03/10 When Trooper Scott O'Donnell pulled over a car on Route 156 in Old Lyme, the trooper thought he could smell alcohol coming from the vehicle. O'Donnell asked the driver if he had been drinking. "Yes, at the Pavilion," the man responded, according to the police report from the August 2008 arrest.

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Enfield Resident Fights Intruder After Break-In

01/03/10 A resident of 17 Elm St. beat back an intruder on Saturday afternoon who had broken into the home, police said on Sunday. The person living in the house suffered minor injuries and declined medical treatment.

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A look back at 2009

01/02/10 Calhoun defensive end Nick McCrory knifes in for a tackle during play this season. The Sandcrabs advanced to the Region 4 title game in the Class 4A Division II playoffs, their longest playoff run since a state title game appearance in 1960. (Photo by Kellie Whitaker)

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South Windsor, Under Pressure, Moves Graduation Out Of Cathedral

12/31/09 The board of education has sidestepped a legal fight over the separation of church and state by changing the location of South Windsor High School's 2010 graduation.

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Tyler Technologies Signs Five-Year Application Service Provider Contract with Enfield, Connecticut

12/28/09 DALLAS----Tyler Technologies, Inc. will enable the Town of Enfield and its Board of Education to enhance reporting, workflow, and customer service by providing its Munis® ERP solution.

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GOLDEN GAVEL AUCTIONS 149 NORTH ROAD. RTE 140, EAST WINDSOR, CT TEL. (860) 623-2100 or (888) 457-7778 Thursday ...

12/09/09 6pm Early Bird Auction (6pm to 7pm) to include ~100 lots of used furniture, collectibles, box lots, table lots, & tools. 7pm Estate Auction Furniture to include mahogany, walnut, oak, maple, cherry and pine furniture, "2" Baby Grand Pianos-Premier Baby Grand Piano and Melville Clark Chicago Baby Grand Piano, H&S Ltd carriage, painted white wicker carriage, plus occasional furniture to include ...

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Video: Inside the Lego Factory

12/05/09 Children around the world spend 5 billion hours a year playing with Legos. Lonnie Quinn takes us on a tour in the Lego headquarters in Enfield, Connecticut to see how models are made.

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Cowboy Motorist Helps Mass. Troopers Lasso 2 Cows

12/01/09 Cowboy Motorist Helps Mass. State Troopers Lasso 2 Errant Cows Backing Up Interstate Traffic

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Cowboy motorist helps Mass. troopers lasso 2 cows

12/01/09 When two Connecticut-bound cows escaped onto a busy Massachusetts highway, a cowboy stuck in the traffic jam came to the rescue. State police say the man, wearing a Western hat and boots, lassoed each of the 500-pound heifers who were wandering on Interstate 91 South in Springfield Tuesday morning.

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At Manchester Road Race, If You're A Runner, They're Playing Your Song

11/25/09 Tom Yourell couldn't remember when his friend P.J. Tierney asked if he could bring his band and play his accordion for the runners at the Manchester Road Race. | But Yourell remembered his reaction. | What? Play music on the side of the road? In late November? For runners?

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Home Events: Antiques Show

11/19/09 The Wethersfield Historical Society will hold the ninth annual Wethersfield Antiques Show Saturday from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. at the Pitkin Community Center, 30 Greenfield St., Wethersfield, with 41 dealers and several booth chats. Admission is $7.

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