Hartford Courant - Fri Nov 27
State police are targeting drunk and aggressive drivers over the Thanksgiving weekend with stepped-up patrols and sobriety check points.
Fatal Crash In LisbonThe Hartford Courant - Wed Nov 25
A Jewett City man died after a head-on crash on Route 12 early this morning, state police said.
The Final Chapter for Court Libraries?Legal Times - Tue Nov 24
The days of courthouse law libraries may be numbered. Beyond the big-picture issue of online legal research displacing books, the Judicial Branch last week revealed plans to close six of the state's 16 law libraries by early next year.
More people in search of a mealThe Day - Mon Nov 23
Shakea Thomas of New London, a volunteer at the New London Community Meal Center, serves clients during lunch.
An Early Christmas Gift for the CommunityLymeline.com - Fri Nov 20
On Nov. 21 and 22, the Florence Griswold Museum is open free to residents of New London County.
Students, parents warned about cell phone 'sexting'The Day - Thu Nov 19
At a forum Wednesday at Norwich Free Academy, law enforcement officials and a representative from the Office of the State's Attorney ticked off the reasons why youngsters shouldn't engage in the growing trend of sending nude photos through text messages on their cell phones.
Outspoken selectman ready for new challengeThe Day - Mon Nov 16
Longtime Selectman Gerald Grabarek has always had a way of getting his point across.
For seniors, time to weigh Rx plansThe Day - Sun Nov 15
Today through Dec. 31 is an important time for many senior citizens, and the reason has nothing to do with the fast-approaching holiday season.
Acting against domestic violenceThe Day - Fri Nov 13
Chris Brown's MTV interview was terrible. Fine, he didn't want to get into specifics about what happened that February night between him and then-girlfriend, Rihanna, in their car.
It's your money, so come and get itThe Day - Sat Nov 07
The IRS wants to give you money. Don't blink: It's true. The country's chief collector of taxes is looking for nearly 1,000 people statewide owed more than $1.2 million.
More news at Topix.net
