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Kleen Energy Plant's General Contractor Has Solid Reputation, Past Controversy
The Hartford CourantO&G Industries, the general contractor for the Kleen Energy plant that exploded Sunday, is no stranger to sensitive projects, or to controversy, despite a strong reputation in the business. The 87-year old politically connected construction firm based in...Tags: Health and Safety at Work, Bradley International Airport, Quinnipiac University, Employees, Companies and Corporations
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State Trying To Sell 67 Properties In Effort To Help Close Budget Gap
Special to The CourantFor Sale: A possibly unusable wedge of land originally intended for use as part of a highway exit ramp, a project later abandoned. Possible uses include, um ... potential buyers should possess creativity and imagination. Sixty-seven properties, some...Tags: Transportation, Road Transportation, Litchfield (Litchfield, Connecticut), Services and Shopping, Property
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Daytripping Among Litchfield Foliage
Fox 61Travel with us to Litchfield County for a gorgeous leaf peeping tour at the height of Connecticut's foliage season! This area of our state has a national reputation for having the most incredible autumn colors around! Take a traditional horse and buggy...Tags: Litchfield (Litchfield, Connecticut), Terryville
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Farm Fresh Express: Bringing The Farm To Your Door
"It's just been a hellacious day," Deb Marsden proclaims early on a recent Wednesday afternoon.
The calls had started at 6 a.m. Between extensive heat and torrential downpours, lettuce was lost, beets were bad, radishes were cracked, zucchinis were too...Tags: Colchester, Summer Squash, Marketing, Haddam, Raspberries
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626 Winchester Road, Norfolk, CT 06058
On April 12th 2010, Grant and Kristin Mudge bought the residence and farm at 626 Winchester Rd in Norfolk, CT from James and Kathleen Boynton. The Mudges purchased the home and property for $1,565,000. Grant Mudge is the President of Shaw Mudge &...Tags: Real Estate Sellers, Homes, Litchfield (Litchfield, Connecticut), Winchester (Litchfield, Connecticut), Companies and Corporations
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Personal Bankruptcies In State Up 28% In 2nd Quarter
Personal bankruptcy filings in Connecticut soared 28 percent in the second quarter compared with a year earlier as job losses and falling home values continued to take a toll on household budgets, according to a new report. There were 2,638 personal...Tags: New Haven County, Job Layoffs, Credit and Debt, Bankruptcy, New Haven (New Haven, Connecticut)
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West Nile Virus Declining In State
The Associated PressNEW HAVEN, Conn. (AP) - A Connecticut mosquito expert says this summer's frequent rain and cool temperatures helped curb West Nile virus across the state. State entomologist Theodore Andreadis says Connecticut's mosquito surveillance program has found...Tags: West Nile Virus
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It's Still War: Lamont 51.8%, Lieberman 48.2%
The Hartford CourantWith the nation watching, Connecticut Democrats thronged to the polls in unexpectedly high numbers Tuesday to reject Sen. Joseph I. Lieberman and endorse his anti-war challenger, Ned Lamont. Lamont, a first-time candidate for statewide office, defeated a...Tags: Naugatuck, Television, Chris Shays, Unrest, Conflicts and War, George W. Bush
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Stolen Antique Ferrari Recovered
Connecticut State Police are investigatingafter finding what appears to be a stolen 1958 Ferrari that could be worth as much as $5 Million. Lt. J. Paul Vance of the Connecticut State Police says the car was recovered at a residence in Litchfield County....Tags: Litchfield (Litchfield, Connecticut), Vehicles, Crimes, Swiss Confederation, Crime, Law and Justice
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Disease Kills Many Bats
A fungus thats been killing bats in New York, Massachusetts and Vermont over the past 3 years has now spread to connecticut. Today the DEP announced it has found thousands of batsstricken with what's called "White nose Syndrome" in caves near Roxbury in...Tags: Nature, Health, Wildlife, Caves and Caverns, White Nose Syndrome
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Introduction
Northeast MagazineOur state has a terrible secret, one we have concealed, even from ourselves, for hundreds of years. Connecticut was deeply involved in slavery. Through the 17th and 18th centuries, thousands of enslaved people lived here. They were nearly all of...Tags: Slavery, History, Windsor (Hartford, Connecticut), Horse (animal), Clothing and Textiles Industry
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What They Wore
Northeast"At night,when the streets of your town and cities are quiet, and you think they are empty, they will throng with the returning spirits who once thronged them, and that still love these places." - Seattle, Chief of the Dwamish, c. 1855. Their lives were...Tags: Rivers, Punishment, Monuments and Heritage Sites, Aetna Inc., Justice System
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