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Five Juveniles Charged with Robbery with Fake Handgun Written by Yorktown PD Yorktown Police report the arrest of a 15 year old, a 16 year old, a 17 year old and an 18 year old, all from Yorktown, and a 16 year old from Peekskill, who are charged with Robbery in the Second Degree, a Class “C” Felony.     According to police, on February 27, 2020 at approximately 7:59 pm, Yorktown Police received a report from an individual reporting that he was threatened with firearm in the p...

Local roundup: Thetford girls grind out a victory over Williamstown Kelsey Smith Modified: 3/8/2021 10:58:31 PM WILLIAMSTOWN, Vt. — The Thetford Academy girls basketball team isn’t afraid of a little hard work. After all, it sometimes comes with victorious benefits. Riding a season-high 15 points from Kelsey Smith, the Panthers muscled their way to a 50-38 win over Williamstown on Monday night. A few days after struggling for a half in a 14-point loss at Windsor, Thetford (4-3) toughed out ...

10531619 © TMarchev – Dreamstime.com NEW HAVEN, CT – The City of New Haven and Save the Sound will continue work on the southernmost stretch of an urban greenway in the Fair Haven neighborhood with the help of a $50,000 award from the Connecticut Urban Green and Community Garden Initiative, which is administered by the Department of Energy and Environmental Protection. The Mill River Trail follows the eponymous river from Criscuolo Park in the southwestern corner of the neighborhood to Eas...

Winter walking: Some easy hikes through history A map and display at the garden path at the Emily Dickinson Museum give visitors their bearings. STAFF PHOTOS/CAROL LOLLIS West Street Cemetery in Amherst. —STAFF PHOTO/CAROL LOLLIS Visit West Street Cemetery in Amherst as part of a historical walk around town. The entrance to the garden path at the Emily Dickinson Museum in Amherst. staff photo by CAROL LOLLIS Wildwood Cemetery at 70 Strong St. in Amherst. STAFF PHOTO/CAROL LOLLIS By JEANNE...

A very nurturing environment: UConn aims to fuel economic growth with Stamford startup incubator FacebookTwitterEmail ACW Analytics Chief Technology Officer Peter Watson, left, and CEO Vijay Jayachandran pose at the corner of Washington Boulevard and Broad Street, outside the University of Connecticut’s main academic building, in Stamford, Conn., on Wednesday, March 3, 2021. ACW Analytics is one of the companies participating in UConn’s Technology Incubation Program in Stamford.Tyler Sizemo...

Dont miss the big stories. Like us on Facebook.   MONTPELIER — All Bennington County schools will be part of the first wave of teacher vaccinations when shots are first distributed to educators on Monday, Agency of Human Services Secretary Mike Smith announced during Friday’s COVID-19 briefing. Smith also announced that registration for the first waves of vaccinations aimed at persons with high-risk medical conditions will begin Monday, with those 55 and older eligible to sign up M...

Harbor Point sale: Stamford apartment building sells for $105 million FacebookTwitterEmail The apartment building, at left, at 101 Washington Blvd., aka 101 Park Place, in the Harbor Point section of Stamford, Conn., has sold for $105 million.File photo STAMFORD — An apartment building in the fast-growing Harbor Point section of the city’s South End has sold for $105 million, Stamford’s largest property sale of 2021. The sale price for 101 Washington Blvd., which is also known as 101 Park...

Survey: 92% of Vermont school staff want COVID-19 vaccine © Wikimedia Commons In-person learning Vermont educators are overwhelmingly in favor of receiving a COVID-19 vaccine, according to data released Friday from a state-managed survey. The survey, which included more than 15,200 staff members, showed approximately 92% are interested in receiving a vaccine for the virus. About 81% of child care staff members reported interest during the same survey. News of educators interest comes days...

RUTLAND — It took an unbeaten VPA Division I foe to hand the D-II Hartford High boys basketball team its first loss of the season. Host Rutland erupted for 30 points in the first quarter and then held the Hurricanes at bay for a 70-50 win on Tuesday...

Local roundup: Goodwin guides MVCS past Woodstock  Rachel Horner-Richardson Modified: 3/2/2021 6:28:21 PM WOODSTOCK — Hayley Goodwin scored 23 points as the Mid Vermont Christian Academy girls basketball team picked up a 57-38 victory on Monday night over Woodstock at Dailey Gym. The Eagles held a 34-16 lead through two quarters and were up, 49-30, entering the final stanza. Sydney Goodwin finished with 13 points and Rachel Horner-Richardson added 11 for MVCS (6-0). Woodstock was led by ...