East Hampton Police Log for Feb. 26, 2010: ID theft and fender-bender
Patricia Przywana, 52, of 14 Palmer Road, Portland and Alberto Pando Exiquiel, 43, of 14 Stillman St., Danbury were involved in a two-vehicle accident on Rt. 66.
Archive for February, 2010
Inside look at UConn women’s basketball tips off on ESPNU
Additional episodes are tentatively scheduled to air on ESPNU on March 5, March 19 and April 2.
Learn about cyberbullies, ‘sexting’ and more at eye-opening Internet Safety class
Residents from surrounding towns are welcome.
Parents helping parents climb PEAKS
Through this group, area parents have an opportunity to share information and make connections.
Task Force will look at boating on Lake Pocotopaug
Recently, the Town Council took up the question of whether to institute quiet hours at the lake, and other new restrictions.
Did closed-door meetings violate FOI laws?
“The proposed decision validates the concerns of many about the lack of openness and transparency. I brought forward my complaint in an effort to shed light on hidden agendas.” – Mary Ann Dostaler
East Hampton Police Log for Feb. 19, 2010: DUI and lots of unregistered vehicles
Jessica Duers of 75 Tarragon Drive was arrested for third-degree assault, reckless endangerment, driving under the influence, illegal operation under suspension, reckless driving, and failure to grant right of way to oncoming traffic.
East Hampton Police Log posting
For those readers who tell me they look forward to reading the weekly East Hampton Police Log, I did request a copy today (Friday) and have not yet received it. Most likely, it will be emailed sometime on Monday, and I will post it at that time. – Brenda Sullivan, Editor Posted Feb. 19, 2010
Trustees OK 5.96 percent increase in costs to attend UConn
In-state students will now pay $21,198 to attend UConn in fiscal year 2011. Out-of-state students will pay $37,662 to attend the university.
A great (freezing) day for fishing
The next public event the MSC will take part in is the annual East Haddam townwide clean up on Saturday, April 4.
