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Two apartment conversions in Hartford’s Coltsville are pointing to the need for new alternatives for an abundance of office space in the pandemic’s aftermath.
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Connecticut hemp farmers looking for higher incomes are working to change the recreational marijuana law to give them better odds — or even assurances — at becoming licensed growers.
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In court, they were known only as Jane Doe 1, 2, 3 and 4; the four women kidnapped by Michael Sharpe, a former Hartford charter school CEO, in the summer of 1984. Now, just days after justice was finally served, they want to be known by their names: Linda, Shelley, Roseanne and Kathy.
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Shelley wept outside the Hartford courthouse after seeing Michael Sharpe, the 71-year-old man accused of kidnapping her and three other women in 1984, finally placed into handcuffs for his crimes. Her biggest regret was that her daughter who survived the attack with her did not live to see the day justice was finally served.
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Lamont and Stefanowski in final debate at Mohegan Sun casino