Archive for August, 2009
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“Think young and old; students and mothers; and those most vulnerable – then tell us which video delivers the flu prevention message best.” – U.S. Health and Human Services Secretary Kathleen Sebelius

In this first video segment, we interview owners and management for Fit-Trix Fitness Center, H20 Equipment Co. and All About Blinds.

On Sunday, 8/16/09, Thomas Bezilla, 43, of 21 Seminole Trail, was issued a ticket for damage to property by intentional/reckless release of a domestic animal.

“Sen. Kennedy fought for those who had no voice and generated real change in so many public policy areas through his strength of will and his sheer determination.” Gov. M. Jodi Rell – View the video

It is estimated the project would supply about 950,000 gallons of water per day to the Village Center area.

Dr. Mantikas’ dental practice will occupy 3,600 square feet of the new building. The remaining space will be leased by other medical practitioners.

The WBCA Classic is a four-team event that will feature Connecticut, Hofstra, Richmond and Clemson.

“We want to see more cases resolved more quickly – something that not only will bring justice to victims in a far more timely fashion, but will reduce costs for the courts and the entire judicial system.” – Gov. M. Jodi Rell

You can nominate an individual, coach or team.

On 8/17/09 Matthew R. Runyon, 31, of 24B Old Marlborough Road, East Hampton was arrested for criminal mischief third-degree, disorderly conduct, breach of peace and, on 8/18/09 he was arrested for violation of a protective order.