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Bristol Hospital: Outpatient Center Downtown Should Open In Spring

Bristol-area patients who need to see specialists could be using Bristol Hospital’s new outpatient center as early as April, officials said Tuesday. Contractors are on schedule with the 60,000-square-foot building, according to Brian Cich, chief operating officer of Rendina Healthcare Real Estate....

 

Where Are The Most Distracted Drivers In Connecticut? Travelers Survey Pinpoints Dangerous Roads

The Travelers Institute, along with researchers at UConn has analyzed distracted driving statistics to identify the most dangerous highways in the state. Travelers also commissioned a survey of 500 residents to ask them about distracted driving. According to the Centers for Disease Control and...

 

Bears Are Breaking Into Connecticut Homes At An Unprecedented Rate. Could A Hunt Be The Answer?

Tom Bradley had grown accustomed to seeing black bears walk through his Connecticut neighborhood, but this month he was alarmed to find something trying to turn a doorknob to enter his house. He used his key fob to set off his car horn, to scare away whatever was in his garage. When he went outside,...

 

For David Rosado, Recent Weeks Have Tested His Mission Of Leading A Community-Oriented Police Force

Recent turmoil notwithstanding, David Rosado insists these times are no more trying than any other as Hartford’s police chief. Earlier this month, a Hartford police sergeant was arrested and charged with giving stolen equipment to an accused drug dealer. Sgt. Justin Torniero’s arrest, and the subsequent...

 

20 Years After Reservoir Murder Of West Hartford Woman, Police Still Search For Her Killer

Twenty years after Agnieszka Ziemlewski was fatally shot while walking on a popular Farmington trail near the Metropolitan District reservoir, police are making another plea for anyone with information about her killing to come forward. “We want to bring Agnes’ murder to the forefront of people’s...

 

Guilford Family Taking Fight To Save Dog To Federal Court

A Guilford family seeking the release of their dog Simon after more than a year in town custody has taken the battle to federal court with a First Amendment lawsuit against the state, filed Friday. David Young, Simon’s owner, said the dog was in his own yard when he bit a teenage neighbor last...

 

Behind The Numbers: The Latest Crime Statistics For Connecticut

Gov. Dannel P. Malloy’s administration released a detailed report Monday on crime in Connecticut. Here are some highlights. Reported crime is at its lowest level since 1967, dropping 2 percent from 2016 to 2017 The crime rate has not been this low since Democrat John Dempsey was Connecticut’s governor...

 

Investigation Into Quinnipiac Men's Lacrosse Team Continues, Players Allowed To Attend Class Through Suspension

A day after it was announced the entire Quinnipiac men’s lacrosse team was suspended, an investigation remains ongoing into a possible violation of the student code of conduct with no timeline for resolution, according to university officials. The university announced the suspensions and the investigation...

 

Yale Law Students Demand Investigation Into Sexual Misconduct Allegations Against Kavanaugh

Yale Law School students held a sit in Monday morning demanding an investigation into sexual misconduct allegations against U.S. Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh, including one while he was a Yale student. Kavanaugh, a graduate of Yale College and Yale Law School, has been accused by Christine...

 

Simsbury Residents Relieved At Arrest In Melissa Millan Stabbing

Residents of the quiet town of Simsbury reacted with relief Monday after the arrest of a suspect in the 2014 tabbing death of Melissa Millan, an insurance company executive killed while jogging on a popular trail. “I’m glad [police] kept looking and kept pushing the matter,” said, Christel Brown...

 

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