Asnuntuck Community College

Rhythms Dance Academy, located in East Windsor, just completed their 2013 Spring Competition Season with great success! RDA traveled to six Regional Competitions in Rockville, West Springfield, Springfield, and Andover, Mass., and continued to pile up the...

The 5th Annual Walk for Dignified Rides for Seniors for ITNNorthCentralConnecticut took place on Sunday, April 28th with senior & visually impaired members, their children, grandchildren, volunteers and supporters walking at Asnuntuck Community College in...

Asnuntuck Community College is holding its Annual Student Exhibition. More than 150 pieces of art are on display. Various medias are on display Students participating in the exhibition are enrolled in computer graphics, drawing, illustration, digital...

Asnuntuck Community College Foundation announces their Thirteenth Annual Golf Classic on Monday, July 15. The event, which will have a shotgun start at noon, will take place at Twin Hills Country Club, Longmeadow, Massachusetts. Cost to participate in...

National advocates of low-power, community-oriented radio stations are celebrating a recent Federal Communications Commission ruling that will give these types of little stations a lot more space on the radio dial. The reaction of “Little Radio&...

The feds who set the rules of the American airwaves are about to finally decide a territorial battle pitting tiny "low-power" frequency freedom fighters against establishment giants like NPR and the National Broadcasters Association. The little folks...

Editor's Note: With no net job creation here in two decades, Connecticut needs jobs. Our editorial and five other views on this page offer thoughts on getting people back to work. We'd like to hear what you think is the key to creating jobs as well: Email...

Douglas Caverly was standing on the side of I-91 in Enfield Thursday, between his pickup truck and trailer, when he heard a loud revving noise. He looked over his left shoulder and saw a red Dodge pickup truck slam into the patrol car of the state...

A judge getting ready to send Joshua Komisarjevsky to prison in 2002 called him a ``cold, calculating predator.'' Equipped with night-vision goggles and armed with a knife, he would slash his way through screens into houses around his hometown of...

You know a nature preserve is a special place to visit when someone spends each day walking it and writes a book about the experience. John Sheirer, an English and communications professor at Asnuntuck Community College in Enfield, has written "Loop Year:...