Anthony Karge is a lifelong writer who worked as a reporter at the <i>Westport News</i> for two years before serving as editor for Westport Patch for nearly a year. Prior to joining Patch, he interned for a film industry website based in Poland. Also, he's a big fan of the New York Giants.
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Facing heavy criticism over his decision to approve a number of raises for staff, Robert Kennedy resigned from the Board of Regents for Higher Education.
Facing heavy criticism over his decision to approve a number of raises for staff, Robert Kennedy resigned from the Board of Regents for Higher Education
The nation's foreclosure situation has improved, but the news in Connecticut is less positive.
The nation's foreclosure situation has improved, but the news in Connecticut is less positive.
The nation's foreclosure situation has improved, but the news in Connecticut is less positive.
The nation's foreclosure situation has improved, but the news in Connecticut is less positive.
The nation's foreclosure situation has improved, but the news in Connecticut is less positive.
Connecticut bucks the national trend when it comes to foreclosures; they've risen by 34 percent.
Facing heavy criticism over his decision to approve a number of raises for staff, Robert Kennedy resigned from the Board of Regents for Higher Education.
Facing heavy criticism over his decision to approve a number of raises for staff, Robert Kennedy resigned from the Board of Regents for Higher Education.
Facing heavy criticism over his decision to approve a number of raises for staff, Robert Kennedy resigned from the Board of Regents for Higher Education.
Facing heavy criticism over his decision to approve a number of raises for staff, Robert Kennedy resigned from the Board of Regents for Higher Education.
Facing heavy criticism over his decision to approve a number of raises for staff, Robert Kennedy resigned from the Board of Regents for Higher Education.
Facing heavy criticism over his decision to approve a number of raises for staff, Robert Kennedy resigned from the Board of Regents for Higher Education
Facing heavy criticism over his decision to approve a number of raises for staff, Robert Kennedy resigned from the Board of Regents for Higher Education
Facing heavy criticism over his decision to approve a number of raises for staff, Robert Kennedy resigned from the Board of Regents for Higher Education
The nation's foreclosure situation has improved, but the news in Connecticut is less positive.
Facing heavy criticism over his decision to approve a number of raises for staff, Robert Kennedy resigned from the Board of Regents for Higher Education.
News and updates from the campaign trail in Connecticut.
The nation's foreclosure situation has improved, but the news in Connecticut is less positive.