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 Connecticut Department of Transportation says a detour of Route 191 in East Windsor will be extended until November 2025.
Alex Inyatkin was chosen as the 2025 Michael H. Savage Spirit of Sport Award winner by the Connecticut Interscholastic Athletic Conference.
Two homes were sold in Suffield last week, with a top price of $1.1 million.
This public information from South Windsor police is accurate as of Jan. 3, 2025. Items reflect charges filed, not convictions.
One home was sold in Windsor Locks last week.
Four homes were sold in Granby last week, with a top price of $704,455.
One home was sold in Oxford last week.
A listing of deaths in 2024 of former football, basketball and hockey players connected to Boston, Hartford or New York pro teams.
Top academic achievers for the second marking period of 2024-25 are recognized at Mabelle B. Avery Middle School in Somers.
A roundup of results from Thursday's high school schedule involving varsity teams from Hartford and Tolland county schools.
The sign was taken out of its frame on the front lawn of the church Friday morning, and church officials are merely asking for its return.
"A social media conversation loaded with speculation and inaccuracies" about a New Year's Day incident led police to clarify the situation.
"Tiger had a great impact on the Loomis Chaffee community," according to an X post from Loomis Chaffee Football about Martin "Tiger" Bech.
Of the 101 former big league players who died during the year, many had connections to Connecticut, the Red Sox, the Yankees or the Mets.
Three homes were sold in Ellington last week, with a top price of $350,000.
In the early 1980s, many an early Saturday afternoon was spent watching candlepin bowling - a truly New England sport.
This public information from the Enfield Police Department is accurate as of Jan. 2, 2025. Items reflect charges filed, not convictions.
Nine homes were sold in Enfield last week, with a top price of $355,000.
Three homes were sold in East Windsor last week, with a top price of $305,000.
The single-car accident took place early Tuesday morning on the Route 20 connector to I-91, according to police.
