Buckeyes
Smooth and glossy in the grass like chocolate drops…
Archive for November, 2010
New class of 100 corrections officers to begin training
“Retirements and other changes mean there is a steady demand for new officers,” Gov. Rell said.
Think hand-made when it comes to holiday gifts
Come see some sensational handmade craft items that make great gifts for all… handmade hats, scarves, throws, baby items and more.
You can help with a public health survey
Some of the questions have to do with access to health care and how often people make use of services to prevent illness, as well as questions related to West Nile virus or H1N1 flu.
Blumenthal: Kardashian Kard is too kostly
Keeping up with the Kardashians can be costly for young adults enticed by a debit card tied to the popular reality TV series, Connecticut’s attorney general said.
East Hampton Commission on Aging to meet Dec. 9
The mission of the COA is to promote the security, dignity and independence of East Hampton seniors and advocate for their needs.
Live nativity to be presented in East Haddam for eighth year
The elaborate costumes and set designs are enhanced with music and a myriad of animals, including live camels.
East Hampton Council considers changing pension plan
Sielman told the council that East Hampton’s pension fund “is better funded than just about any other plan in Connecticut,” though still “somewhat underfunded.”
CT Int’l Auto Show – from a purple monster truck to first look at the Chevy Volt
Even if you’re not in the market to buy a car this week, or this year, a trip to the Connecticut International Auto Show at the Connecticut Convention Center in Hartford this weekend can be a fun afternoon of virtual shopping.
East Hampton Police Log for Nov. 19 2010 – bogus contractor
Clifford T. Wolters was arrested for representing himself falsely as a Registered Home Improvement Contractor.
