Erin.Quinlan@patch.com
Erin Quinlan graduated from the University of Connecticut in 2005 and immediately began her reporting career at the Middletown Press in Middletown, CT. After a short time in Middletown, Erin took a position at the Journal Inquirer, where she worked in news, sports, and advertising, and remained until coming on board at Patch. Never being content to do just one thing, Erin continued to waitress for a while after college and freelanced for The Sports Department and a couple of private companies. Erin comes from a family where sports have always been an important part of life. If they are not being played, they are being watched. In addition to sports, Erin also enjoys going to the gym and baking.
Canton-based nonprofit moves part of operation to Avon, the state's dependency on the feds, Connecticut's top hospitals, and more.
Somers Fire Department assists a nearby town, the latest arrests, Connecticut's top hospitals, and more.
An accident sends the driver to the hospital, a new weather station, Connecticut's top hospitals, and more.
Suspected drug dealer arrested, Vernon man heading back to prison, Connecticut's top hospitals, and more.
New businesses open, an elegant home, Connecticut's top hospitals, and more.
A warning about bears, a nonprofit moves part of its operation out of town, Connecticut's top hospitals, and more.
Deceased swimmer identified, a home with panoramic views and beautiful sunsets, Connecticut's top hospitals, and more.
Police searching for missing equipment, nonprofit moves part of operation out of town, Connecticut's top hospitals, and more.
Suspected drug dealer arrested, discussing reverse 911 notifications, Connecticut's top hospitals, and more.
A man pleads guilty after a chase, Catholic churches in Southbury, Connecticut strict on speeding and reckless driving, and more.
Data released by the FEC shows that Clinton is the favorite in Southbury when it comes to campaign donations.
The 27-year-old Manchester man is now facing several charges.
The animal shelter has cats of all shapes, sizes, and colors, many of whom were seized by the State Department of Agriculture.
A new study breaks it down.
A new study breaks it down.
A new study breaks it down.
A new study breaks it down.
A new study breaks it down.
A new study breaks it down.
A new study breaks it down.
