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Mobster With Suspected Links To Boston Museum Heist Gets 30-Month Sentence On Gun, Drug Charges
The Hartford CourantRobert Gentile, the mobster locked in a standoff with federal authorities over the fate of hundreds of millions of dollars in art stolen from Boston's Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum, could be out of prison in 10 months after a judge gave him a sentence...Tags: Organized Crime, Arts, Theft, Justice System, Crime, Law and Justice
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Crackdown On School Bus Idling Welcome
For reasons that should be obvious, children emerging from school at the end of the day should not be discharged into a fog of diesel exhaust. Thus it's good to see — for the second time this year — the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency...Tags: Environmental Politics, U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, Storrs, Naugatuck, Environmental Issues
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R.I.P., William Kent
William Kent, age 93, suffered a series of small strokes over the past two weeks and died yesterday evening, August 16, in his Durham, Connecticut home. He had continued working on a monumental wood sculpture until two days before he died. Never...
Tags: Auction Service, Arts, Arts and Culture, Meriden, Kent (Litchfield, Connecticut)
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Why Aren't Write-In Candidates' Names Posted at Polling Places?
If you’re unhappy with the dudes listed on Connecticut’s presidential ballot, there are six other candidates you could legally vote for by writing in their names on Tuesday. But many disgruntled voters may never know they’ve got those...
Tags: Elections, Crime, Law and Justice, Voting, Politics, Jill Stein
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Mad Men 2012: A Reality Show About Ad Agencies
The Pitch premieres with a sneak preview on Sunday, April 8 at 11 p.m. Full series starts on April 30. The AMC Network is really making the most of “Mad Men” mania. The network, which has what many considered to be an unlikely hit with a...
Tags: Durham (Durham, North Carolina), Health, Physical Fitness and Exercise, Milford (New Haven, Connecticut), Television Industry
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Crosby, Stills & Nash coming to Portsmouth in July
One of the Baby Boomer generation's favorite American bands will play Portsmouth in July, concert promoters announced. Crosby, Stills & Nash will perform at the nTelos amphitheter Saturday, July 7. Tickets go on sale 10 a.m. March 30.
The Portsmouth show...Tags: Bethlehem (Northampton, Pennsylvania), Ravinia Festival, Count Basie, Hampton Roads, Charlottesville (Charlottesville, Virginia)
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Used fry oil is a hot commodity, here and around the country
Soaring prices have triggered a vicious, hidden conflict over oil. There have been midnight raids, deception, backstabbing, outright theft and criminal arrests. Only we're not talking about the Middle East or tanker hijackings, and petroleum isn't...Tags: Waterbury, Petroleum Industry, The Simpsons (tv program), Crimes, Crime, Law and Justice
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Virginia Elizabeth (Bashforth) Hammett, 80, Indian Lake
Virginia Elizabeth (Bashforth) Hammett, 80, passed away Dec. 17, 2011, at home with family members at her side. Her life began on March 12, 1931, in a log cabin in Elizabeth Township and ended in a log cabin on Indian Lake in Somerset County. The daughter...Tags: Health, Hospitals and Clinics, Nursing, Somerset County (Pennsylvania), Medical Specialization
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How 'bout a little pony steak: Feds clear the way to slaughter horses in U.S.A.
Connecticut is a hell of a horse-loving state, with more noble steeds (nearly 52,000 by one count) than any of our New England neighbors. So many around here were glad when the last U.S. horse-slaughtering plant was shut down four years ago in Illinois....Tags: Wethersfield, Mexico, Steaks
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N.C. Republicans defend late-night vote on teachers union dues
Nation NowIn North Carolina early Thursday morning, Republicans in the state Legislature used an after-hours maneuver to strip the state’s largest teachers union of automatic deductions of union dues from members’ paychecks.... -
Marian Shriver McSherry
Baltimore Sun reporterMarian Shriver McSherry, long-time devotee of Maryland's Catholic aristocracy and mother of 12 children, died on July 24 of breast cancer at her home in Frederick. She was 85. A second cousin of R. Sargent Shriver, Marian Macsherry was born in...Tags: Trips and Vacations, Health, International Travel, Basilica of the Assumption, U.S. Navy
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