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His new office, when it is up and running, will be the most visible element among the set of law enforcement reforms social justice advocates pushed through the legislature over the last two years. And his may be measured by how thoroughly he displeases everyone with whom the new office comes into contact.“If he gets all sides hating him equally, he has probably done a great job,” said Frank Rudewicz, a consultant and retired Hartford Police Lieutenant. “He is in a no-win situation. There are people who are not going to like his findings.”

Blair Raycraft Jr. age 65, of Two Harbors passed away

Hartford’s South Park Inn shelter may accelerate relocation plans now that the city has offered possible federal coronavirus funding designated to fight homelessness.

A much-honored poet and respected lawyer with a degree from Yale Law School, Reginald Dwayne Betts has been trying to redefine his life away from the one teenage act that reverberates through his thoughts and dreams. His third poetry collection, "Felon," is now in print.

Federal investigators came to believe during the past decade that the key to the world’s biggest art heist — the still-unsolved 1990 theft of $500 million in paintings and other works from Boston’s Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum — might be found just outside Hartford. The feds thought the paintings might have been in or under the home of an old, convicted gangster, Robert “The Cook” Gentile, in Manchester where they dug up his yard and tore out walls looking for two Rembrandts and other treasures created by the likes of Vermeer, Degas and Manet.Gentile denies any involvement and t...