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A prize-winning stamp collection focused on the history of Hartford in the 18th and 19th centuries will be disassembled and sold in an auction next month. The collector, Anthony Dewey, has been exhibiting the collection competitively for several years.

Rhode Island founder Roger Williams and "wall of separation," as understood by Jefferson.

A bite-sized look at what we are hearing: A teen faces charges for making threats, 10 whales washed ashore dead in two months, and more money bolsters emergency response in Connecticut.

After a challenging few years, Connecticut brewers are looking ahead to growth opportunities in 2023.

From New Hampshire to Georgia, the colonies were settled by risk-takers.

Meriden schools focus on maintaining small class sizes, individualized instruction- MERIDEN — Skyler Puckett is currently a student teacher at Thomas Hooker Elementary School, working with fourth grade students. But next month, the 23-year-old Wallingford resident will quickly change gears. Puckett heads to John Barry Elementary...

There are some things to be thankful for this year.

The Puritans should be remembered, not maligned, for their indispensable contribution to America as a “city upon a hill.”

Jerry Newcombe says Boston is downplaying role of the Puritans in its founding

Regardless of how lost or debased the actions of our leaders may be, every believer is personally accountable to God for preserving His commandments. This obligation also includes protecting freedom of speech, religious liberty, and the moral imperative to be a voice for the voiceless.