UConn’s thumping by Michigan doesn’t dampen chances of winning Big East

by Vito J. Leo | HTNP.com Sports September 7, 2010 - Sports

The hundreds of Husky fans who traveled to Ann Arbor were denied a UConn victory but if it’s any consolation, Connecticut fans, you were part of college football history.

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Get outta town: ‘Green Up Connecticut’ Day is Sunday

You may have heard Chris Brown as a guest on WNPR’s Colin McEnroe show on urban biking. Chris’s blog Daily Rider is dedicated to the practical everyday use of bicycles for transportation and more.

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Hurricane Earl: DEP closing campgrounds Friday as precaution

DEP is working with the company that manages its campground reservation systemto provide a refund for all campers who had reservations for Friday night at one of these seven parks.

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Did East Hampton Town Manager O’Keefe lie?

“The lawsuits were filed against the Greater Bridgeport Transit Authority, not me personally.” – East Hampton Town Manager Jeffery O’Keefe

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Federal grant expected to save 1,500 teaching jobs in Connecticut

Gov. Rell said federal guidelines give municipalities the flexibility to use the funds to pay for salaries and benefits for teachers as well as support staff such as custodians, bus drivers, administrative staff and others.

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East Haddam students welcomed to first day of school

by Ellen Solek | East Haddam School Superintendent September 1, 2010 - Letters To Editor

The heat of the day did not manage to diminish the enthusiasm of hundreds of Nathan Hale-Ray middle school students who participated in a special First Day Celebration hosted by the school’s advisory council known as MPAC.

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