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Moises Alou targets Friday return to Mets
On the Mets beatHere's the story, with an assist to Joe Perez of the Norwich Bulletin.......Tags: New York Mets, Moises Alou, Joe Perez
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Rep. Esty Gets Campaign Funds From Energy Industry Her Husband Regulates
The Hartford CourantU.S. Rep. Elizabeth Esty, D-5th District, has accepted tens of thousands of dollars in campaign contributions from people in the energy and environmental industries, which are regulated by her husband, Dan Esty, commissioner of the state Department of...Tags: Parties and Movements, Dannel P. Malloy , Politics, Environmental Issues, Hartford (Hartford, Connecticut)
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Sports on TV
SATURDAY'S TELEVISION HIGHLIGHTS ++++++++++++++++++++ || NASCAR || Sprint Cup Aaron's 499, qualifying || SPEEDNoon || || Nationwide Aaron's 312 || ESPN3 || || MLB || Orioles@Angels || 454 || || Washington@Pittsburgh || 54 || || Dodgers@Giants ||...Tags: National Hockey League, Kentucky Derby, NASCAR, Los Angeles Dodgers, National Collegiate Athletic Association
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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: Parties and Movements, New London (New London, Connecticut), Regional Authority, Hospitals and Clinics, Crime, Law and Justice
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Olympic Medalist Gets Kids To Run, One Mile At A Time
The Hartford CourantLITCHFIELD — One day, when Rod Dixon was 10 years old, he and his classmates at Tahunanui School in Nelson, New Zealand, were told that a very special visitor was coming to see them. They gathered outside and a car pulled up and out stepped Sir...Tags: Awards and Prizes, Waterbury, Torrington, Road Running, Cheshire
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Commemorating The First Step Toward Freedom
The Hartford CourantFearfully, I thought I'd gotten it wrong, that somehow slavery had not ended and colored folks truly weren't free. It was the early 1960s in Illinois. The family was gathered around the lone black and white Zenith, watching some guy named King being...Tags: Slavery, Social Issues, New London (New London, Connecticut), Juneteenth, New Year's Day
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Looking for a special loaf
Q: Where can one buy English toasting bread in the Chicago area? I bought a loaf earlier this year at a store in the Crest Hill area. But since then have been unable to find it in a store. Worse yet I can't remember the name of the store at which I bought...
Tags: Lifestyle and Leisure, Breads, Michigan Avenue, Bill Daley, Recipes
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New Media Offer New Ways To Dodge Those Darn Reporters' Pesky Questions
The Hartford CourantWe are approaching a moment when candidates running for Congress don't have to bother with old-fashioned media. Not so long ago, it might have been unthinkable for a non-incumbent to largely kiss off all but carefully scripted exchanges with local...Tags: Journalism, Email, Chris Murphy, Dannel P. Malloy , Politics
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State Ignores Crumbling Mansfield School
The Hartford CourantA photographer friend called a few weeks ago, from the grounds of the former Mansfield Training School in Mansfield. "One of the buildings has a hole in the roof with a tree growing through it," he said. He knew I had written extensively about the state'...Tags: Health, Science and Technology, University of Connecticut, Storrs, Human Interest
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Young Technicians Put On The Spot
It wasn't a promising start for the hands-on portion of the state finals of the Ford AAA Auto Skills Contest on May 10. Traditionally held outdoors, rain threatened the finals but only resulted in a 30-minute delay to the 90-minute contest. The...Tags: Services and Shopping, Ford, Hartford (Hartford, Connecticut), Manchester, Vehicles
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At Doogie's, A Farewell To The Big Dog
It’s been featured on the Travel Channel’s “Man v. Food” and recognized by “Every Day with Rachael Ray” magazine. But now the two-foot hot dog that put Doogie’s on the map is no longer.
The legendary hot dog is a...Tags: Companies and Corporations, Dining and Drinking, Waterbury, Economy, Business and Finance, Newington
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Sprague Offers One Of Largest Preserves In Southeast Connecticut
About halfway along a blue-blazed trail within the Mukluk Preserve is a wooden bridge over a stream that winds its way through a deep hemlock forest along moss-covered banks and into the the Shetucket River. From the bridge, the trail — lined...Tags: Connecticut, Lifestyle and Leisure, Rhode Island, Thames River, Dining and Drinking
Jul 23, 2008
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Oct 2, 2012
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Aug 9, 2012
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Jul 3, 2012
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May 23, 2012
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Jan 27, 2012
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Sep 3, 2010
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