Crossing the CT River? Construction begins on new trail connection for pedestrians, bicyclists
The trail, when completed in fall 2023, will be one of four connections in a 30-mile...
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The trail, when completed in fall 2023, will be one of four connections in a 30-mile...
The trail, when completed in fall 2023, will be one of four connections in a 30-mile...
The Middletown Fire Department conducted three dives of the Connecticut River, but an...
Skip to main content Currently Reading Tires, gas tanks and smoke detectors pile up along CT River. Officials say manufacturers should clean it up. John Moritz FacebookTwitterEmail Officials representing 17 towns along the Lower Connecticut River Valley are calling on state lawmakers to adopt legislation that would shift much of the burden onto manufacturers to keep discarded tires, gas tanks and smoke detectors from ending up in landfills or along the river.Erik Trautmann / Hearst Connecticut Media Officials representing 17 towns along the Lower Connecticut River Valley are calling on state ...
Future funeral directors can apply for funding April 16, 2021 FacebookTwitterEmail WETHERSFIELD — All Connecticut high school seniors pursuing careers as funeral directors now can apply for scholarship funds from the Connecticut Funeral Directors Association. The statewide professional organization will award three graduating high school seniors with $500 in scholarship funds to be used toward their education and professional training. Applications must be submitted by June 15. All funeral directors/embalmers in the State of Connecticut are licensed. The licensure requirements include a deg...