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Youth suicides are rising in CT. Mental health advocates and providers offer ways to help.
Connecticut finds itself in a midst of a mental health crisis. In the past two months, nine youth deaths by suicide have been reported in the state, compared to seven total in 2023. With National Suicide Prevention Month approaching in September, Gov. Ned Lamont held a roundtable at The Village’s Urgent Crisis Center in Hartford this week with representatives of state agencies and children’s ...
Woburn Man Seriously Hurt In CT Hit-Run Crash After Stepping Out Of His Car
A 38-year-old Massachusetts man was seriously injured after a car crashed into him in Middlesex County, Connecticut, on Friday night, Aug. 30. Police in Cromwell, Connecticut, were called to south I-91 just after 8 p.m. after a "small, white Honda sedan" veered onto the shoulder and crashed in…
Pen Pal Program Connects Students to Seniors
In an effort to bridge generations and foster meaningful connections in the community, Suffield Youth Services and the Suffield Senior Center are thrilled to announce the launch of the new Student to Senior Pen Pal Program. This initiative pairs Suffield students with senior citizens residing in town, creating an enriching exchange of experiences, ideas and friendship.
Local Swimmer Competes at Olympic Trials
Every four years since 1896, when the first modern Olympic games took place, many young athletes have been eager to compete. Thousands–perhaps tens of thousands–have trained vigorously and over a significant amount of time, hoping for the opportunity to match their skills with those of others from around the world. Each of these young people has committed time and energy and often costs for coaching, knowing that an individual’s chances of getting to the Olympics are few and far between, and that even if an athlete is chosen to attend the event, the chances of winning a medal are again fairly remote.
Spotlight on Bearcats Football and Cheer
The Suffield Greater Together Community Fund (SGTCF) awards grants to non-profits in Suffield, or that directly benefit Suffield residents. Periodically we highlight the work of one of our grant recipients. This month, we highlight the Bearcats Lift-Up Cheer program. Lift-Up Cheer is an exciting new component of the Bearcats Youth...
Dieng scores again as Hartford battles to 1-1 tie with Detroit City
Forward Mamadou Dieng scored his fifth goal in the last four games to help the Hartford Athletic earn a crucial point as Hartford battled to a 1-1 tie with host Detroit City FC on Saturday night in USL Championship action. Hartford (8-12-5) has secured at least a point in seven...
Woman dead after motorcycle crash in Windsor
WINDSOR, CT (WFSB) - A woman is dead following a motorcycle crash in Windsor Saturday afternoon. State police say that the motorcycle, operated by 33-year-old Randy Carrero, was traveling on the I-91 south exit 35A off ramp when he veered into the left shoulder and collided with a guardrail. Carrero...
Girls on the Run Southeastern CT awards local woman with 'Remarkable Volunteer Award'
WATERFORD, Conn. — Girls on the Run Southeastern Connecticut recently recognized a volunteer for her outstanding contributions and leadership. Breanna Poirier, a local Girls on the Run Southeast CT coach and new member of the organization’s board, received the Remarkable Volunteer Award from Girls on the Run International.
South Windsor police identify suspect vehicle in indecent exposure case
SOUTH WINDSOR — The South Windsor Police Department has identified the vehicle and its operator involved in a suspicious incident reported on Aug. 30, where a driver allegedly offered to expose himself to a juvenile. The incident occurred on Garnet Lane at 3:10 p.m. when the male driver, described...
Local activists stage demonstration for Black and Palestinian solidarity outside State Capitol
HARTFORD, Conn. — Around 50 demonstrators gathered outside of the State Capitol on Wednesday in honor of Black August, a month dedicated to Black freedom fighters and political prisoners, according to the CT Palestine Solidarity Coalition. In Hartford, the activists wore keffiyehs, waved Palestinian flags and carried signs that...
Hartford Yard Goats help the Connecticut Foodshare with an historic jersey auction
HARTFORD, Conn. (WTNH) – Owning a piece of Connecticut history has never been easier. The Hartford Yard Goats are raising funds for the Connecticut Foodshare by auctioning off a jersey and hat set signed by Governor Ned Lamont. The auction will go on until Friday, September 6th, at 8:30 p.m. and bids can be made […]
Summer Dinner Pairs Il Borro from Angelini Wines
Il Borro Wines from the portfolio of Centerbrook-based importer and distributor Angelini Wines Ltd. were showcased during a July pairing dinner at Shuttle Meadow Country Club in Berlin. The summer outdoor event introduced guests to a multicourse showcase of imported Italian wines including Borrorosa Sangiovese, Lamelle White Blend, Pian di Nova Syrah-Sangiovese and Toscana. Guests also enjoyed Angelini Prosecco DOC Extra Dry in cocktails and pours. Dishes crafted by Chef Michelle Landry and team included chilled Maine lobster, local heirloom tomatoes, pappardelle with lamb ragu, grilled wagyu beef and desserts of olive oil cake, Cypress Grove truffle cheese from California and biscotti. The wines were presented with each course by Angelini Wine Ltd. Co-owner Julius Angelini.
Final grants awarded in ARPA-funded $3.5 million Norwich Revitalization Program
Aug. 31—NORWICH — Five businesses have been awarded the final $277,000 in business matching grants through the $3.5 million Norwich Revitalization Program. The program is funded with city federal American Rescue Plan Act money. Federal law requires municipalities to allocate the money by Dec. 31, but the Norwich City Council set a Sept. 30 deadline when it turned over the $3.5 million to the ...
A warm welcome: Ushering people into the Garde for two decades
Aug. 31—EDITOR'S NOTE — Ever wonder what's the story behind that person you see picking up roadside garbage in Old Lyme? Or what's the deal with that usher at the Garde Arts Center in New London who takes your tickets with a giant smile? The Day is launching a Get to Know Your Neighbors series, where for the next week you will learn about the people in your community who make a big difference ...
Hawks Open 2024 with Sweep of Anna Maria
WEST HARTFORD, Conn. - The Hartford women's volleyball team opened up competition on Saturday defeating Anna Maria in a 3-0 (25-12, 25-13, 25-20) sweep. The AMCATS earned an early 3-2 lead in the first set before a 10-0 Hawk run sparked by five sophomore Jordan Murphy (East Hampton, Conn.) kills. Kills by freshman Emily Theobald (Verona, N.J.) and freshman Tiffany Mendez (Bay Shore, N.Y.) kept Hartford rolling leading by a 17-6 margin. The Hawks closed the first set in style with a 5-1 run with a kill for Jo. Murphy and another for junior Juliana Robinshaw (South Windsor, Conn.).
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