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Kentucky Derby Parties In Connecticut May 4
Don your most ornate hat and head to these spots to drink bourbon, eat Kentucky-inspired fare and watch "the most exciting two minutes in sports" this Saturday. Max Downtown, 185 Asylum Street, Hartford, hosts a Derby party at 3 p.m. The event...
Tags: West Hartford, Foods and Beverages, Kentucky Derby, Tomatoes, Farmington (Hartford, Connecticut)
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Rediscovering The Connecticut River In Windsor
The Hartford CourantMany towns and cities have turned their backs on the Connecticut River since early in the 20th century, so New England's longest waterway often flows unnoticed through our state. But if you search it out, you'll find places like the Windsor Locks...Tags: State Parks, Haddam, Windsor Locks, Long Island, Farmington (Hartford, Connecticut)
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State Fires Worker Who Showed Lanza's Body To Her Husband At Morgue
The Hartford CourantConnecticut's chief medical examiner has fired a state employee who let her husband view the body of mass killer Adam Lanza in the morgue two days after the Dec. 14 Newtown school massacre, The Courant has learned. The employee, Jean Henry, was...Tags: Trials, University of Connecticut Health Center, Government, Farmington (Hartford, Connecticut), Adam Lanza
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Kevin Hunt: Why Are Some New MDC Water Fees 'Astronomical'?
The Hartford CourantA glass of tap water, a cold shower and hosing down the car will cost every Metropolitan District Commission customer more this year. The reality of fee increases, following a vote of the MDC's member towns last November to fund the second phase of the...Tags: Portland (Middlesex, Connecticut), West Hartford, Consumers, Wethersfield, Water Supply
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Jonathan Edwards Winery Hosts CT vs. RI Culinary Showdown May 5
The Nutmeg State takes on the Ocean State at Jonathan Edwards Winery May 5, battling in a culinary competition to benefit Connecticut Farmland Trust and the Rhode Island Chefs' Collaborative. Participating Connecticut restaurants include 85 Main in...
Tags: West Hartford, North Stonington, Groton
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Ritter's Lobbying Raises Questions
The Hartford CourantWhen is a lobbyist not a lobbyist? The answer, according to the complicated state laws that determine who's allowed to influence government officials in decision-making (which is what lobbying is, pretty much), is: When a person lobbies a public official...Tags: Trials, Government, Justice System, Eddie A. Perez, Religion and Belief
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Political Insider's Lobbying Arrangement Questioned
The Hartford CourantGray areas and blurry distinctions are so common for the political insiders who lobby state officials and legislators that they often don't even come up for discussion. Not so with former state Rep. Gardner Wright of Bristol, once a powerful...Tags: Government, Justice System, Hospitals and Clinics, Politics, Religion and Belief
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Katz, Who Kept BMW In State Garage In Winter, Apologizes – And Lashes Out
The Hartford CourantCommissioner Joette Katz of the state Department of Children and Families said last week that she's sorry she parked her personal BMW sports car in her reserved space in a state parking garage during the winter months – and she criticized the...Tags: NAACP, Dannel P. Malloy , Executive Branch, Kevin Rennie, Services and Shopping
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Free Cone Day at Ben and Jerry's April 9
Ben & Jerry's Free Cone Day is happening April 9, from noon to 8 p.m. at Scoop Shops around the country. Among the newest flavors: the new line of Greek frozen yogurt, including the "30 Rock"-inspired Liz Lemon and Candy Bar Pie, with peanut butter...
Tags: West Hartford, Canton (Hartford, Connecticut)
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In An Era of Fiscal Crisis, Malloy Has Few Places To Run
The Hartford CourantConnecticut's latest fiscal crisis roared to the forefront this week with patterns that say a lot about what we can expect to see not just this month or even in the coming year, but for the rest of Dannel P. Malloy's term as governor. The big picture...Tags: West Hartford, Budgets and Budgeting, Justice System, Science and Technology, Democratic Party
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Why Won't New Weapons-Offender Registry Be Open To Public?
The Hartford CourantConnecticut legislators say a key provision that sets their tough new gun-control law apart from other states' measures is its first-in-the-nation "dangerous weapon offender registry" — which will list the names and addresses of those convicted of...Tags: Martin M Looney, Government, Justice System, Sex Crimes, Weaponry
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New Plans For 'Jonathan's Dream' Playground
The Mandell Jewish Community Center in West Hartford is planning to modernize it's well-known Jonathan's Dream Playground and is asking for "brainstorming help" from the community during a public forum scheduled for Thursday, May 23rd at 6:00pm. See...
Tags: West Hartford, Travel, Tourism and Leisure, Bloomfield (Hartford, Connecticut), Gardens and Parks
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