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Cemeteries are a map to the past, but many in CT are falling into disrepair and neglect - Vimarsana News

Cemeteries are a map to the past, but many in CT are falling into disrepair and neglect

Connecticut has about 5,000 graveyards that serve as home to its ancestors and a solemn reminder of its history. But across the state, graves are falling into disrepair as earth, grass and weeds swallow markers that have become illegible with years of corrosion and neglect.

Connecticut Republicans trying to win attorney general's office for first time in more than 60 years in 3-way battle – Hartford Courant - Vimarsana News

Connecticut Republicans trying to win attorney general's office for first time in more than 60 years in 3-way battle – Hartford Courant

CT GOP has not won for AG in more than 60 years.

Kevin Rennie: Can the UConn trustees finally get it right this time? Some advice for them. - Vimarsana News

Kevin Rennie: Can the UConn trustees finally get it right this time? Some advice for them.

UConn’s next president will need a new team of top administrators to correct the multitude of mistakes the trustees have presided over.

8 things to do this Labor Day in Connecticut - Vimarsana News

8 things to do this Labor Day in Connecticut

With summer almost wrapped up and kids going back to school, Labor Day is a perfect opportunity to have a bit more fun for the whole family.

Change coming to Connecticut's state psychiatric hospital, but 'there's still a long way to go,' lawmaker says – Hartford Courant - Vimarsana News

Change coming to Connecticut's state psychiatric hospital, but 'there's still a long way to go,' lawmaker says – Hartford Courant

The younger Shehadi’s fight is not over. Whether he can help his brother finally leave the hospital he entered more than 25 years ago or not, he wants to change the system that has kept him there all these years.