Connecticut Journalist to Sue Halle Berry for Copyright Infringement, Media Suppression
By Gordon Henry and Jasmine Sanborn, Staff Writers HARTFORD — The Hartford Guardian‘s Publisher Ann Marie Adams is expected to sue Halle Marie Berry for loss of revenue because of media suppression, invasion of privacy, theft of services and copyright infringement. Consequently, Adams was forced to alert people about this kind of media suppression that […]
Bloomfield Residents Honor Chadwick Boseman, Black Panther Star
BLOOMFIELD – A celebration Tuesday featured a “Black Lives Matter“ mural being unveiled at the town hall with 15 local artists from Bloomfield and Greater Hartford, taking part in the festivities. Thanks to a grant from the Hartford Foundation for Public Giving. The 43-year-old “Black Panther” star Chadwick Boseman, who died tragically last Friday after […]
Sen. Chris Murphy Moves to Hartford, Answers Question About Permanent Residence
By Marie Stewart, Staff Writer HARTFORD — Sen. Christopher Murphy is moving to Hartford. Sen. Murphy and his wife, Cathy Holahan, purchased a house at Charter Oak Place in Hartford for a comfy price of $355,000. The three-bedroom, three-bathroom Victorian-era house is 3,392 square-feet and is listed on the National Registry of Historic Places. The […]
State Arrests Avon Man For Identity Theft, Forgery
24 September 2020
AVON — An Avon man was accused of stealing someone’s identity and forging her signature, a blatant repeat of a similar incident in 2014 for the real Olivia Pope. Michael J. Cronin, 57, of 24 Kingsbridge, Avon, was arrested by Inspectors from the Division of Criminal Justice and charged with 26 counts of forgery in […]
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Lamont Issues New Fines for Wearing No Mask
22 September 2020
By Anthony Zepperi, Staff Writer HARTFORD – Gov. Ned Lamont announces Monday that there are new fines aimed at residents, who undermine the state’s masking and gathering mandates during the novel Coronavirus. Based on these new rules, residents could be fined $100 for violating the mask mandate, $250 for attending a large event and $500 […]
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Dozens of Schools Shut Down in September
21 September 2020
Anthony Zepperi, Staff Writer HARTFORD — As the new school year recently commenced, more than a dozen public schools across Connecticut have temporarily shut down classroom learning due to Coronavirus cases among students and staff, as administrators ask for transparency in school closure recommendations from the state. Gov. Ned Lamont said that schools should not […]
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Connecticut Schools Ranked Among the Best
15 September 2020
By Anthony Zepperi, Staff Writer HARTFORD — Connecticut’s schools made the grade, according to a national education report. Gov. Ned Lamont and State Education Commissioner Miguel Cardona on Friday announced that Connecticut’s K-12 schools have been ranked as the third best in the nation by Education Week in the annual education of its “Quality Counts […]
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Connecticut to Provide Food Boxes to Residents
14 September 2020
By Anthony Zepperi, Staff Writer HARTFORD — Gov. Ned Lamont announced that state agencies, private businesses and nonprofits are working together to help provide state residents affected by the COVID-19 pandemic with food boxes The Salvation Army and United Way have partnered with DoorDash, a company known for their door-to-door delivery services with restaurants, to […]
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Connecticut Cities, Nation, to Celebrate 9/11 Anniversary
10 September 2020
HARTFORD — More than a dozen solemn ceremonies will be held across the nation on Wednesday to mark the 19th anniversary of September 11, 2001 attack on the World Trade Center and their survivors. The list below is of anniversary events in the previous year. Check each city’s website to see the virtual offerings. 2020 […]
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Hartford Public School Navigates Spyware Attack
09 September 2020
HARTFORD — A ransomware attack forced officials to cancel Hartford Public Schools’ first day of school. There was no in-person or online classes on Tuesday for Hartford Public School students. Late in the afternoon on Tuesday, school leaders said all systems impacted were restored, and that classes would begin on Wednesday. More than 200 of […]
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ConnectiKid To Host Annual Gala Online
08 September 2020
HARTFORD — ConnectiKids will host its 8th annual gala this September with 100 percent of the proceeds benefiting children in Hartford. This time, the event will be held online. The festive and philanthropic evening taking place virtually will offer all an opportunity to both support children and celebrate nearly 42 years of service in Hartford […]
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- State Arrests Avon Man For Identity Theft, Forgery
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- Connecticut Schools Ranked Among the Best
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- Connecticut Journalist to Sue Halle Berry for Copyright Infringement, Media Suppression
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