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US Mansion Worth $4 Million Burns Down After Residents Fry Turkey In Garage
The Weston Volunteer Fire Department reported that the fire occurred at a home near a large pond in Weston, about 65 miles southwest of Hartford, the state capital.
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Footballer Sets World Record With Skills That Helped Him Overcome Suicide Struggle
Caleb Wu, a 22-year-old soccer player from Hartford, Connecticut, has set a world record for the most alternating football touches on a treadmill in 30 seconds, achieving 75 touches.
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HCL Tech To Create 12,000 New Jobs In US Over Next 5 Years: Report
HCL last month said it opened a delivery centre in Hartford, Connecticut to service industrial tools maker Stanley Black & Decker.
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High School Cheerleader Gave Out Pot Brownies To Win Election: US Police
A few days before her high school's homecoming game, a cheerleader in Hartford, Michigan, allegedly executed a sophisticated plot for the title of queen.
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Party Till You Drop. Literally. 30 Hurt As Third-Floor Deck Collapses During Bash
Police say 30 people have been hurt after a deck collapsed at an off-campus party at a house near Trinity College in Hartford, Connecticut. No major injuries have been reported.
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Record-Setting Cold Chills US Northeast On Valentine's Day
Residents of much of the northeastern United States woke up on Sunday to bone-chilling cold conditions that shattered Valentine's Day records in Boston, Hartford and Providence.
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Stepmother Created Phony Videos to Cover Up 5-Year-Old's Injuries, Police Say
Police said a Connecticut woman seriously hurt her 5-year-old stepdaughter and then tried to cover it up by shooting staged videos to make it appear as though the girl caused her own injuries.
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US Pilot Who Landed on Road Had Crashed Before
The pilot of a single-engine plane that made an emergency landing on a bus-only roadway says it's the second air crash he has survived and he's considering giving up flying.
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Judge Orders Attorney to Wear Socks in Courtroom
An attorney who habitually appears in court without socks faces sanctions including possible fines if he shows up without them again in one Indiana courtroom.
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Baby Found Dead in Trash Can in Connecticut
Police in Connecticut say that they are investigating the death of a baby found in a trash can.
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Too Much Exercise Can be Dangerous
A study published in Mayo Clinic Proceedings and led by Paul Williams of the Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory and Paul Thompson of the Department of Cardiology at Hartford Hospital, focused on 2,400 heart attack survivors and found that the more...
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He gave hugs for haircuts for 25 years, can't anymore
A man who has been giving free haircuts to the homeless in exchange for hugs for 25 years has been kicked out of a park by city health officials.
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United States obtains Associated Press phone records for investigation
The Justice Department secretly obtained two months of telephone records of reporters and editors for The Associated Press in what the news cooperative's top executive called a "massive and unprecedented intrusion" into how news organizations gather the news.
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Connecticut moves cautiously on gun control in Newtown's wake
A month after the Newtown school tragedy, Gov. Dannel P. Malloy is moving cautiously on gun control in Connecticut, a relatively liberal Northeastern state that nevertheless has a strong gun culture and is home to some of the nation's best-known firearm makers.
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US: October snowstorm disrupts Halloween across Northeast
Twelve-year-old McKenzie Gallasso was deciding between dressing as a witch or a werewolf when the phone rang Monday with bad news: Halloween had been canceled. Police in her Hartford suburb of South Windsor advised families to call off trick-or-treating because of the October storm that downed power lines and left three-quarters of the town without...
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US Mansion Worth $4 Million Burns Down After Residents Fry Turkey In Garage
The Weston Volunteer Fire Department reported that the fire occurred at a home near a large pond in Weston, about 65 miles southwest of Hartford, the state capital.
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Footballer Sets World Record With Skills That Helped Him Overcome Suicide Struggle
Caleb Wu, a 22-year-old soccer player from Hartford, Connecticut, has set a world record for the most alternating football touches on a treadmill in 30 seconds, achieving 75 touches.
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HCL Tech To Create 12,000 New Jobs In US Over Next 5 Years: Report
HCL last month said it opened a delivery centre in Hartford, Connecticut to service industrial tools maker Stanley Black & Decker.
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High School Cheerleader Gave Out Pot Brownies To Win Election: US Police
A few days before her high school's homecoming game, a cheerleader in Hartford, Michigan, allegedly executed a sophisticated plot for the title of queen.
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Party Till You Drop. Literally. 30 Hurt As Third-Floor Deck Collapses During Bash
Police say 30 people have been hurt after a deck collapsed at an off-campus party at a house near Trinity College in Hartford, Connecticut. No major injuries have been reported.
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Record-Setting Cold Chills US Northeast On Valentine's Day
Residents of much of the northeastern United States woke up on Sunday to bone-chilling cold conditions that shattered Valentine's Day records in Boston, Hartford and Providence.
-
Stepmother Created Phony Videos to Cover Up 5-Year-Old's Injuries, Police Say
Police said a Connecticut woman seriously hurt her 5-year-old stepdaughter and then tried to cover it up by shooting staged videos to make it appear as though the girl caused her own injuries.
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US Pilot Who Landed on Road Had Crashed Before
The pilot of a single-engine plane that made an emergency landing on a bus-only roadway says it's the second air crash he has survived and he's considering giving up flying.
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Judge Orders Attorney to Wear Socks in Courtroom
An attorney who habitually appears in court without socks faces sanctions including possible fines if he shows up without them again in one Indiana courtroom.
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Baby Found Dead in Trash Can in Connecticut
Police in Connecticut say that they are investigating the death of a baby found in a trash can.
-
Too Much Exercise Can be Dangerous
A study published in Mayo Clinic Proceedings and led by Paul Williams of the Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory and Paul Thompson of the Department of Cardiology at Hartford Hospital, focused on 2,400 heart attack survivors and found that the more...
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He gave hugs for haircuts for 25 years, can't anymore
A man who has been giving free haircuts to the homeless in exchange for hugs for 25 years has been kicked out of a park by city health officials.
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United States obtains Associated Press phone records for investigation
The Justice Department secretly obtained two months of telephone records of reporters and editors for The Associated Press in what the news cooperative's top executive called a "massive and unprecedented intrusion" into how news organizations gather the news.
-
Connecticut moves cautiously on gun control in Newtown's wake
A month after the Newtown school tragedy, Gov. Dannel P. Malloy is moving cautiously on gun control in Connecticut, a relatively liberal Northeastern state that nevertheless has a strong gun culture and is home to some of the nation's best-known firearm makers.
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US: October snowstorm disrupts Halloween across Northeast
Twelve-year-old McKenzie Gallasso was deciding between dressing as a witch or a werewolf when the phone rang Monday with bad news: Halloween had been canceled. Police in her Hartford suburb of South Windsor advised families to call off trick-or-treating because of the October storm that downed power lines and left three-quarters of the town without...
