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Police Report
The following were taken from daily booking reports from the Glendale Police Department. AREA 1 1000 block of Virginia Place Karen Amirkhanyan, 46, was arrested June 1 on suspicion of spousal assault. Colorado Street and Glendale (2) Freeway...Tags: Police Arrests, Property, Crimes, Windsor (Isle of Wight, Virginia), Drunk Driving
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John E. Pease / World War II
The Connecticut Veterans History Project, an online archive at Central Connecticut State University, includes video interviews with 190 Connecticut veterans who served in U.S. conflicts including World War II, Korea, Vietnam, the Persian Gulf, Afghanistan...Tags: World War II (1939-1945), Arts and Culture, New Britain, Connecticut, Defense
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Connecticut River a highway through time
At 410 miles, the Connecticut is New England's longest river. It has a long cultural history, rich flora and fauna, and scenery that has appealed to artists for centuries.
It is one of 14 federally designated American Heritage Rivers. The marshes at...Tags: Wetlands, Windsor (Hartford, Connecticut), Trips and Vacations, Colleges and Universities, Science and Technology
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Family, Friends Of Omar Thornton Say He Never Showed A Violent Side
EAST HARTFORD — Omar Thornton's family had heard he was having problems at his job at Hartford Distributors in Manchester. But he was so soft-spoken and laid-back that no one knew how much of an impact the problems were having on him. "I never in a...Tags: Employment, Health and Safety at Work, Companies and Corporations, East Hartford, Employers
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Workers Tried To Stop Omar Thornton
Five employees of Hartford Distributors Inc. tried to warn their fellow workers or physically stop Omar Thornton during his shooting spree, including a 77-year-old man who tried to run him over with a golf cart.
But Thornton shot them and others, leaving...Tags: Labor Legislation, Hospitals and Clinics, Firearms, Health and Safety at Work, Management Change
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East Hartford Hotel Developers Eye Lucrative Niche Market
The Hartford CourantThe number of guests staying at Hartford-area hotels slid sharply in the first four months of 2009 compared with last year, as the recession takes a toll on business and leisure travel. But the developer of a 121-room, limited service hotel under...Tags: Business Trips, Trips and Vacations, East Hartford, Hotels and Accommodations, Hampton (Windham, Connecticut)
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Enfield Woman Charged With Stealing Beer From Hartford Distributors
EAST WINDSOR — Police have arrested an Enfield woman on sixth-degree larceny charges for allegedly stealing beer from a Hartford Distributors truck, police said.
Christy A. Quail, 33, of 13 Burnham St., was captured on video surveillance recorded...Tags: Vehicles, Crimes, Omar S. Thornton, Hartford Distributors Shooting (2010), Windsor (Hartford, Connecticut)
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Fatal Shootings Reponse: 'No One Died After Police Arrived On Scene'
As police on Friday concluded their on-scene investigation into Tuesday's mass killing at Hartford Distributors, they also began evaluating their response to the tragedy.
New details have emerged about the chaotic scene police encountered as they arrived...Tags: Murder, Crimes, Omar S. Thornton, Hartford Distributors Shooting (2010), Windsor (Hartford, Connecticut)
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Mother's Prayer Answered
The Hartford CourantEven as the years went by, Norma Cruz never gave up hope that someday police would catch the person who killed her 13-year-old daughter after abducting her as she walked to middle school one morning more than 21 years ago. "I prayed all the time that...Tags: Human Body, Murder, Prosecution, Chemical Industry, West Hartford
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DNA: Righting Another Wrong?
The Hartford CourantMiguel Roman, who has been in prison for 20 years for a crime he may not have committed, could be a free man after a court appearance Friday. Roman, 52, is scheduled to be in Superior Court in Hartford, where lawyers for the Connecticut Innocence Project...Tags: Human Body, Murder, Prosecution, Chemical Industry, Danbury
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Penalty Box: DDLC Energy of New London And Taylor Energy
•When regulators blow the whistle Who's in it: DDLC Energy of New London and Taylor Energy of the Broad Brook section of East Windsor. Who put them there: U.S. Environmental Protection Agency. For What: Allegedly failing to establish and follow...Tags: Companies and Corporations, Environmental Politics, Science and Technology, New London (New London, Connecticut), Politics
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Non-profit Trolley Museum Offers History And Nostalgia
The Hartford CourantThe CT Trolley Museum in East Windsor was founded in 1940, under the mission of preserving the staple of business and social life in the early 20th century: trolley travel. The 17-acre facility offers a 3-mile round-trip street car ride, accompanied by...Tags: Vehicles, Travel, Connecticut, Business Trips, Windsor (Hartford, Connecticut)
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