E-mail: tim.jensen@patch.com
Hometown: Enfield
Birthday: November 9
For four decades, Tim Jensen has reported news and sports in north central Connecticut. He currently oversees seven Patch sites: Enfield, Windsor Locks-East Windsor, South Windsor, Ellington-Somers, Granby-East Granby, Suffield and Windsor. He is president of the Connecticut Sports Media Alliance, serving as chairman of the prestigious Gold Key Dinner since 2015, and is a member of the board of directors and past vice chairman of the Enfield Athletic Hall of Fame. Tim is commissioner of Blitzkrieg! Pro, an independent professional wrestling promotion based in Enfield. He has two adult children: Alex, a recent graduate of Seton Hall Law School, and Mia, who is in a doctorate program at Springfield College.
The Titans defeated top-seeded East Catholic 56-51, helping ease the sting of the boys' loss to Ellington in the day's prior title contest.
The Knights pulled away from a pesky Sheehan team to win the CIAC Division IV title Sunday at the Mohegan Sun Arena.
A roundup of results from Saturday's CIAC basketball championship games, plus quarterfinal action in the Div. I boys' ice hockey tournament.
The Bulldogs rallied from an 8-point first-quarter deficit to repeat as Div. III boys basketball champions at Mohegan Sun Arena Saturday.
A life-changing event took place on this date in 2009.
Condolences are extended to the families and friends of those who have recently died.
There was one home sold in Somers last week, plus a land transaction.
Dealers at the Springfield casino voted over a year ago to be represented by a union, but claim management has "disrespected their choice."
This public information from the Enfield Police Department is accurate as of March 14, 2025. Items reflect charges filed, not convictions.
Condolences are extended to the families and friends of those who have recently died.
The two westbound lanes of Route 190 in front of Family Ford are expected to be closed until sometime Thursday night, according to police.
Here are some more outstanding recent achievements by college students hailing from South Windsor.
There was one home sold in Granby last week, plus a land transaction.
For the second time in three years, Nathan Settevendemie of Somers is the Connecticut Spelling Bee champion, and will compete nationally.
A roundup of results from Wednesday's CHSGHA championship game, plus first-round action in the CIAC boys' ice hockey tournament.
Local and state lawmakers and some concerned neighbors have called for a temporary closure until the safety of residents is secured.
Five homes were sold in Enfield last week, with a top price of $576,000.
The official dedication in honor of Mary J. Etter is scheduled for April 12.
Condolences are extended to the families and friends of those who have recently died.
Five homes were sold in Ellington last week, with a top price of $800,000.
