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Top 10 CT Patch Posts in May
A rundown of the most-read stories on Connecticut's 67 Patch sites from the month of May.
I began college at the University of Connecticut in 2004 with a love of history and the written word. After traveling around Central America and Europe, I realized I wanted to be a part of recording history as it happened, not just analyzing others' renditions of the past. Journalism became a natural fit, and as print publications continued to shrink and disappear altogether, it became clear that the future of reporting, especially in the written form, would be online.
At UConn I wrote for and helped edit UdotConn, the university's first news source published solely online, and after graduation I took a job covering the town of East Hampton for Hamptons.com, a pioneer in local online news coverage servicing the East End of Long Island. By the end of my tenure with Hamptons.com, I was working as the news editor for the entire South Fork, from Riverhead to Montauk.
A New Englander born-and-bred, I was excited about the opportunity to return to Connecticut with Patch. Coming to Brookfield, a quintessential New England town, certainly feels like coming home.
A rundown of the most-read stories on Connecticut's 67 Patch sites from the month of May.
Residents voted down the budget proposal by a wide margin.
Board of Finance reduced the spending request by just over $1 million ahead of the second vote.
Critical dates set as the end of the school year nears.
Work scheduled for Turkey Roost, Judd and Hattertown roads between June 2 and June 6.
Third annual Garden Party and Silent Auction to benefit the preservation of Danbury's history.
Bus driver suspended and charged with risk of injury to minors after a small, empty liquor bottle was found Wednesday morning.
Damage consistent with straight-line wind gusts rather than circular patterns.
Damage consistent with straight-line wind gusts rather than circular patterns.
Damage consistent with straight-line wind gusts rather than circular patterns.
Damage consistent with straight-line wind gusts rather than circular patterns.
Damage consistent with straight-line wind gusts rather than circular patterns.
Damage consistent with straight-line wind gusts rather than circular patterns.
Board of Ed cuts almost $550,000 from first 2014-15 proposal.
Board of Ed cuts almost $550,000 from first 2014-15 proposal.
Bring the whole family to the Brookfield Fire Department's annual Kids Day carnival Sunday.
Technology Fair, Social Media workshops, Food Truck Rally and more.
Nine streets are up for consideration as "scenic roads."