Don Stein News Today

For nuclear bombs. Now the people would like to know about compromises their health. In the last 10 years i have lost two wonderful uncles who used to work on rocky flats. One of them had no less than 50 cancerous tumors in his body. Reporter carl was so concerned about living the rocky flats that he moved to brighten. He took part in a health survey. Today they have preliminary results. We assumed it was Breast Cancer and Thyroid Cancer. That is unusual. That only for Thyroid Cancer but that is...

Highlighting the rich heritage and contributions of Asian Canadians in the community

Officials in the town are weighing the benefits of a fiber-optic network that would supply all residents and businesses with access to high-speed Internet. Residents will be surveyed to gauge their current service levels.

BARKHAMSTED - Riverton Grange No. 169 held the 12th monthly Veterans Salute May 1, when...

By late summer, and for the first time in four decades, trucks won’t be delivering trash to the hulking pile of brick, smokestack and steel that evokes the Industrial Revolution.

If there is such a thing as a momentous year in trash collection, 2022 could be one. It might have to be. “We are at a crossroads in Connecticut now,” said Department of Energy and Environmental Protection Commissioner Katie Dykes, whose agency oversees solid waste management. First, the trash-to-energy plant in Hartford’s South Meadows will close. By late summer, and for the first time in four decades, trucks won’t be delivering trash to the hulking pile of brick, smokestack and steel t...

Town commissions infrastructure deployment cost analysis and online broadband survey to assess community support for town-owned fiber-to-the-home Internet service.

BARKHAMSTED - Riverton Grange #169 held its monthly Veterans Salute April 2 at the...

Torrington area officials are awaiting word from the state on when free at-home COVID...

The free COVID-19 test kits are being distributed by the Department of Mental Health and...