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The Day - Husband, wife dead after domestic violence shooting, police say - News from southeastern Connecticut

Simsbury police confirmed Monday that a local man fatally shot his wife and then killed himself in their home Sunday evening.

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The Day - Husband, wife dead after domestic violence shooting, police say - News from southeastern Connecticut

Simsbury police confirmed Monday that a local man fatally shot his wife and then killed himself in their home Sunday evening.

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The Day - Panel votes to invest $2 million to shore up State Police firing range - News from southeastern Connecticut

Published April 16. 2021 11:08PM | Updated April 16. 2021 11:16PM
SIMSBURY (AP) — The state of Connecticut plans to invest at least $2 million in the flood-prone Connecticut State Police firing range in Simsbury for now, following years of unsuccessful attempts to relocate it to another community.
On Friday, the State Bond Commission approved the $2 million in borrowing to finance the design and construction of improvements to the building, including new “flood-resistant structures," according to the commission's agenda.
State officials, however, have still not ruled out eventually finding a new location for the range, which is utilized by both state and local police officers and is prone to flooding because of its proximity to the Farmington River.

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