Widespread Death And Injury In American Football In 1908 Almost Killed The Sport

President Theodore Roosevelt, concerned about public outrage centering on the 19 deaths in collegiate football that fall, called together the presidents of Yale, Harvard, and Princeton to find ways to reduce the violence of the game.

Patch Helps Reunite Local Owner with Lost Class Ring

After nearly 20 years, Deanna Welsch has been reunited with her ’94 Haddam-Killingworth High School class ring.

Today Is The 74th Anniversary of The Great New England Hurricane of 1938

The category 3 storm, which caused havoc in Connecticut, is still the biggest natural disaster in New England's history.

eBay Find of Week: Antique Water Pump Has Middletown Ties

William Douglas of Middletown was granted the very first patent for pumps by none other than Andrew Jackson, president of the United States on Aug. 20, 1835. Ebay is auctioning off a cast-iron relic for $150.

Haddam Neck Fair Schedule, Saturday to Monday

The fair celebrates its 101st year in 2012. Find out some important details here.

Learn About Connecticut's Role in War of 1812

August, 1812 saw the country come under attack from a foreign country.

July 4 Pet Safety Tips

The ASPCA says it's a bad idea to take your pet to any fireworks display or give them party food.

Take The 'Neighbor to Neighbor Energy Challenge'

Help out your community, save a few bucks and better the planet!

Pay A Visit To Portland's Riverfront Park

The Courant offers a look into the trails of Quarrytown

Sign Up For May 19 NAMIWalk

The annual walk raises money for the National Alliance on Mental Illness