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Report: CTs drought is finally over Jim Shay FacebookTwitterEmail 1of3 The map on the right shows Connecticut’s last abnormally dry conditions in eastern Connecticut on Dec. 8, 2020. The map on the left shows no dry or drought conditions in the state. The last time that happened was on June 2, 2020.U.S. Drought MonitorShow MoreShow Less 2of3 This map shows rainfall totals in the Northeast from December 2019 to November 2020. spite the removal of dry/drought conditions for Connecticut, annual ...

Concord police accuse Connecticut man of shooting handgun in city earlier this month Richard Nagy —Courtesy Published: 12/15/2020 4:01:07 PM Concord police have arrested a Connecticut man accused of shooting a handgun in the South End of the city earlier this month and then fleeing. Richard Nagy, 27, of Willimantic, Conn., was arrested by the Manchester Police Department on a warrant issued by the Concord Police Department. Nagy was charged with reckless conduct and unauthorized use of a f...

UpdatedTue, Dec 15, 2020 at 11:41 am ET Replies(3) Eight days after being accused of firing several rounds from a handgun in a South End neighborhood on Dec. 3, police arrested Richard Nagy of Willimantic, Connecticut, on felony charges. (Tony Schinella/Patch, Concord Police Department) CONCORD, NH — A Connecticut man with friends on Pierce Street in Concord has been arrested on charges accused of repeatedly firing a handgun during the early morning hours of Dec. 3. According to police, seve...

Rivers said that, despite constant messaging to the community, the average daily case rate per 100,000 population reached 78.1 in the last two weeks. He expects that number to continue to climb based on preliminary data. "This is not going to end because some people have been vaccinated. It is going to take many, many months for people to get vaccinated and not everyone may get vaccinated," said Rivers. "This is far from over. The worst, I think, is yet to come unfortunately." How long w...

That amounts to 3 percent of the $83.3 million that was spent on Norwich schools last year. A total of 94 students were identified as non-residents through a new program that was launched a year ago with the hiring of Ed Peckham, a retired Norwich police detective. “Once I started looking into it, I found a ton of them and I thought it would slow down, once I got the initial ones that had never been checked on, but it seems to be staying pretty constant,” Peckham told the Bulletin in an int...

Newton recently appointed three newly elected members to its Board of Directors: Annie Greene, Eric Boecher and Gloria Greene, a Newton native, joins the Board of Directors after 10 years of involvement at the Ys residential camp, Camp Frank A. Day. She attended Frank A. Day as a camper and then spent four years as a counselor. In 2018, she spoke about her camp experience at the Ys "A Night Under the Stars" fundraising gala. She is a graduate of St. Lawrence University and is currently wo...

Meeting students needs in-person and remotely in Meriden A special report by Michael Gagne, Record-Journal staff, December 12, 2020 Meeting students needs in-person and remotely in Meriden Meeting students needs in-person and remotely in Meriden December 12, 2020 04:28PM By Michael Gagne, Record-Journal staff Editor’s note: This is the first part in a series on local schools amid the COVID-19 pandemic. MERIDEN — More than three months into the school year, dist...