East Hampton’s Rep. Hamm announces funding for hospital project
The Commission authorized a total of $261,425 for a new fire alarm system in Dutcher Hall. Construction is scheduled to begin in April and is expected to last five months.
Archive for February, 2011
East Hampton’s Cora Gingras scores at Little East Conference – NEA championships
In the high jump, Hultzman tied for fifth place (4-11 3/4) and Gingras was eighth (4-10 1/4). Huhn was fifth in the pole vault (9-0 1/2).
Suspect in East Hampton woman’s death may have killed himself
East Hampton Police and the State Police Major Crime Squad this weekend searched Wotjanowski’s apartment in Newington and impounded his car as part of what has been ruled a homicide investigation.
update – Police confirm East Hampton woman was victim of foul play
The State Medical Examiner has determined the cause of death.
A Local Bizz – Not your average coffee house
Meet Kim Page, one of the owners of Seventy Main Coffee House & Art Gallery as she tells how the partners came to open the coffee house and art gallery.
East Haddam and East Hampton to share dog pound and ACO
The report revealed that East Hampton’s facility was cited by the State Department of Agriculture, which oversees these services, in 2005 and 2008 for poor conditions and failure to make state-mandated reports.
East Hampton Police Log for Feb 25 2011 – roaming dogs and lots of warnings
Ashley Streck of 284 Hog Hill Rd., East Hampton, CT was issued a written warning for allowing her dogs to roam.
Attorney’s letter accuses East Hampton Police Chief of harassing Sgt. Green
And the CHRO complaint of sexual harassment filed by a female employee against former Town Manager O’Keefe has been found to have merit and will be investigated.
Update – East Hampton Police investigating report of missing 24-year-old woman
Police say a body was found at the home of Jaclyn Fitzgerald, 24, of Namonee Trail who was reported missing by her sister.
East Hampton among the towns to share in $400,000 of recycling rebates
Mid-Connecticut Project towns recycled 83,856 tons of material in fiscal 2010.
