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Archive for February, 2010
Congrats to these top gamers
Throughout the year, Project Graduation hosts several events to help raise money for an alcohol- and substance-free graduation night to remember.
Connecticut’s 375th Anniversary celebration begins
The 375th Commission includes Farmington Bank President John Patrick and former First Lady Nikki O’Neill, who was co-chair of the state’s 350th Anniversary Celebration.
East Hampton Police Log for Feb. 12, 2010: a bit of criminal mischief
On Sunday, 2/7/10 Tonya J. Weir, 37, of 191 Chestnut Hill Road, East Hampton, CT was arrested for operating under the influence of alcohol and failure to drive right.
Brother and sister arrested in connection with jewelry theft
East Hampton Police report that they arrested 25-year-old Tasha Saltus and 27-year-old Robert D. Saltus of 18 Middletown Ave., East Hampton, CT on Monday Feb. 1. Tasha Saltus was charged with first-degree larceny. Robert D. Saltus was charged with first-degree aiding larceny. The arrests stem from an investigation that led to accusing the two suspects [...]
Can we survive the end of the ‘oil age’?
After Kunstler’s talk, there will be free hors d’oeurves and a cash bar, followed by a panel discussion about steps local governments and individuals can take to prepare for the future.
Is historic district boundary in the middle of the Connecticut River?
O’Keefe argues that the map that was part of the original ordinance shows a boundary line along the shoreline of the Connecticut River – not in the middle of the river.
Addressing the ‘waiting list’ for water service
The ranking considers most heavily health and safety (50 percent), followed by economic benefits (30 percent) and costs to operate (20 percent).
Council to address a ‘slippery’ situation
The memo also notes that the town currently clears 6.5 miles of sidewalk at a cost of about $10,000, and that the machine the town uses is 14 years old and has a replacement cost of $105,000.
