Next to an atomic attack, nothing scared Americans in the 1950's more than polio. Thirteen Americans are enshrined in the Polio Hall Of Fame in Warm Springs, Georgia. Three had strong Connecticut connections.
Searching for and failing to find a stitch and bitch knitting group in the city, Vickey Allen of Durham founded one herself at Klekolo.
Marketing expert Kyle Reyes will guide business owners through the perils and perks of online reviews, social media and more this Thursday at noon.
The grammy nominated country musician will perform on the Main Stage on Saturday night.
The town's finance board will hold a public hearing on Tuesday, April 23, to present the $16.55 million proposal.
The information provided by the Meriden Police Department represents charges filed and arrests, not convictions.
Five things to know for Wednesday, April 17, 2013.
Paul and Cheryl Schatzman were visiting the Boston Monday with their son Conner and daughter Megan and were just a few hundred feet from the scene of the explosions at the Boston Marathon.
Drivers are paying an average of $3.75 per gallon in Connecticut.
The group Connecticut Citizens Defense League is planning the rally for Saturday afternoon to protest Connecticut's new gun laws.
Authorities are searching for a male suspect shown holding a gun in video surveillance from Tuesday morning's robbery at the TD Bank on Main Street in Durham.
Police say the 22-year-old is charged with attacking two men in February in Haddam.
Five things to know for Tuesday, April 16, 2013.
Chris Schulten crossed the finish line about two hours before Monday's explosions and was nearly home when he first heard the news from his wife.
Chris Schulten crossed the finish line about two hours before Monday's explosions and was nearly home when he first heard the news from his wife.
According to Boston Police, at least two people are confirmed dead and dozens more injured after two bombs exploded near the finish line of the Boston Marathon on Monday afternoon.
After two-and-a-half years on the job, Stephanie Wilcox is leaving the weekly newspaper that serves Durham and Middlefield residents.
Invited guests from the community read to the students and also told them how important reading is in their lives.
The information provided by the Meriden Police Department represents charges filed and arrests made, not convictions.
