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The Golden Globes snubbed acclaimed I May Destroy You in favour of Emily in Paris. So how are nominations chosen? ThuThursday 4 updated ThuThursday 4 FebFebruary 2021 at 11:04pm People were left scratching their heads over Emily in Paris's Globes nomination, while the acclaimed I May Destroy You was snubbed. ( Print text only Cancel The Golden Globes received some heavy backlash for particular nominations this year, and even more so for the omissions of certain television shows. Screen culture commentators and punters on social media alike have vented frustration over this year's picks. It d...

Posted at 2:41 PM, Jan 21, 2021 and last updated 2021-01-21 14:41:23-05 NORTH OLMSTED, Ohio — The driver of a red Hummer that struck a 70-year-old man, severely injuring him, has been identified and interviewed, according to an update provided North Olmsted police detective Dan Barrett. The driver has been identified as a 37-year-old man from Brookpark. His identity has not been released because he has not been charged for his alleged role in the hit and run. North Olmsted Police Department. North Olmsted police locate Hummer allegedly involved in Hit-and-run. On Sunday at around 6:40 p...

Capitol Police investigating comment on state senator’s webpage- SOUTHINGTON — Capitol police are investigating whether a comment on a local senator’s social media post constituted a threat.Last week, Republican Sen. Rob Sampson wrote a post about his efforts to change state criminal justice laws and his...

Friends and Neighbors Each building in the StoneRidge Nordic Village is illuminated to allow for daytime and evening enjoyment. (photo by Charlie Schott) The StoneRidge Nordic Village went on display in the community green in early December. (photo by Cynthia Barrett) StoneRidge residents Ed Sauers, kneeling, and Scott Taylor, standing, work on the Nordic village in the StoneRidge woodworking shop. (photo by Cynthia Barrett) Members of the StoneRidge Woodworking Club took advantage of this fall’s temperate weather to get started on the Nordic Village in October. (photo by Cynthia Barrett) O...

Man shot at by Hamden police officer to receive $75,000 settlement FacebookTwitterEmail Protesters at the Hamden police outside the department in the wake of an April 2019 officer-involved shooting, when Officer Devin Eaton fired at a vehicle with two occupants, Stephanie Washington and Paul Witherspoon. Washington was injured.Clare Dignan / Hearst Connecticut Media HAMDEN — The town has released its $75,000 settlement agreement with an unarmed man who was shot at by a police officer last year. The town released the document only after the New Haven Register filed a Freedom of Information...