Video: Green Guide at Bike to Work DayThe Connecticut Green Guide followed a group of commuters as they pedal from Cheshire to Farmington to West Hartford to Hartford for National Bike to Work Day in this video about alternative... |
Wolf Pack hockey name is back in HartfordSo, now it's official. The worst-kept secret about reviving the Wolf Pack name of Hartford's professional hockey team is true, authorities say. |
CT DEEP to anglers: Fish free on us May 11Connecticut has designated Saturday, May 11, as “Free Fishing Day’’ in the state. |
CT upgrading Bantam Lake boat launchThe state's inland-waterway overseer will temporarily shut, starting Monday, its state-run boat launch on Morris' Bantam Lake, in the state's northwest corner, while new marina docks and enhanced... |
CT sporting events reviewing security measuresOfficials at several Connecticut sporting events are taking another look at security measures in response to the explosions at the Boston Marathon, The Associated Press reports. |
UConn to break ground on $35M basketball facility
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UConn is set to break the ground Tuesday for the new $35 million basketball development center just days after its women's team earned the record-tying eighth NCAA title, The Associated Press reports. |
UConn showcases new Husky logoThe University of Connecticut released its new Husky dog logo on Thursday, about a week earlier than planned after it appeared prematurely on the Internet, The Associated Press reports. |
UConn parade set for Hartford on SundayA parade has been scheduled for Sunday in Hartford to honor Connecticut’s national champion women’s basketball team, The Associated Press reports. |
Woodbury to host CT's largest Earth Day eventWoodbury will host Connecticut's largest Earth Day event, complete with local, natural, and organic vendors, a petting zoo, musical performances, nature walks, and arts and crafts. |
Hungry solons wager on UConn-L'ville matchup
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Some of Connecticut's top state- and federal-government leaders could be gorging come Wednesday, if the UConn women prevail in tonight's NCAA national championship contest against their last Big East... |