Fay Abrahamsson came to Patch from two weekly newspapers where she covered politics, budgets, government, and other town news. She began her publishing career at Forbes Magazine and Corporate Design Magazine, both in New York.
She is the recipient of several writing awards including recent awards from the Connecticut Chapter of the Society of Professional Journalists.
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'We're Number 45!' is not exactly a great marketing slogan for luring businesses to the state. What are your thoughts on Connecticut's business climate?
Preparing for Budget Referendum Vote #2 (to be held May 22), the Board of Selectmen agree on what cuts to make to the proposed town budget.
Try following the trail of melted butter? Southington police are searching for a 200-pound, fiberglass lobster statue stolen from a local business.
Following numerous complaints from neighbors, police had a surveillance team on a Clinton woman's home, resulting in her May 9 arrest.
It has taken four years to get this bill through the General Assembly. What's your take?
The proposal would block towns from passing breed-specific dog bans in their communities.
The results are the same: both budgets were defeated, but due to an error, the "no" votes on the education budget were announced incorrectly at the close of voting May 8.
On a rainy and foggy day, voters headed to Clinton Town Hall and voted down two budgets, the only two questions on the referendum.
Their goal is to see the defeat of the Defense of Marriage Act (DOMA).
They are short 100 recipes to create a cookbook of Clinton's favorite 350 recipes. Send in yours now!
