Both winning tickets were sold at Windsor retailers, according to the CT Lottery.
Anyone with information is asked to contact the Windsor Police Department.
The crash closed I-91 south for several hours Tuesday before the highway reopened, according to CT DOT.
The board voted 7-1 to accept budget reductions requested by the Town Council, according to Windsor Public Schools.
The project is proposed for more than 43,000 square feet of main-floor space on Windsor Avenue.
The crash was reported early Friday morning near the I-91 ramps, officials said.
A guided hike will take visitors through a 95-acre open space that is part of the Mill Brook Greenway.
The event is scheduled for 6 to 8 p.m. Friday at Washington Park, according to the Windsor Jaycees.
A Juneteenth celebration in Windsor will pair food, crafts and performances with a firelight reading tied to local history.
The biennial fundraiser will open several homes along historic Route 159 for a day of architecture, design and local history.
Residents are invited to cheer on Windsor police as the Special Olympics Torch Run moves through town.
The free Thursday night concert series will bring live music back to the Windsor Green from late June through August.
A family member heard the woman screaming and came to help, according to Windsor police.
The crash closed lanes on I-91 north and led to closures in both directions, officials said.
The district said the appointment will help continue momentum at Sage Park Middle School.
A Windsor police officer was recognized for work that department officials said has stood out inside the agency and across the community.
Residents, business owners and property owners are invited to hear updates on Windsor Center’s future.
The Town Council is expected to revisit the failed budget and decide when voters will see it again.
Detectives found bullet holes and shell casings at the Windsor Avenue scene, according to authorities.
At Windsor's Veteran's Memorial Cemetery
Windsor letter carriers will collect nonperishable food on Saturday, May 9, for the Windsor Food & Fuel Bank.
A resident was displaced from their home after a fire on Monday, according to officials.
Snow days forced a change to the district calendar, with Windsor families now looking at a later finish to the school year.
The fish helped shape Windsor’s identity, and now it is the focus of a new trivia night.
Windsor fire officials honored members for leadership, dedication and years of service over the past year.
Longtime Windsor Resident Wells Lindsay is the New President of the Volunteer-led Nonprofit Organization
The Windsor Fire Marshal’s Office plans a public event centered on fire prevention.
Windsor officials are inviting local businesses and organizations to take part in a regional showcase at the State Capitol later this month.
Four Republican councilors tried to move the April 28 special town meeting to May 2, but Wednesday’s session could not act.
Windsor Public Schools recognized three Class of 2026 students for earning the district’s highest academic honors.
A winning Connecticut Lottery ticket was sold at a Windsor store, according to lottery records.
Was Saturday at the Windsor L.P. WilsonCommunity Center
The Broad Street debate dominated the meeting, but officials also moved other business and recognized local service.
Town officials are encouraging anyone interested in the Veterans Pool project to attend the public information meeting and offer feedback.
The event will celebrate 250 years of American progress powered by Windsor, according to event materials.
Police said they are proud to welcome Grimes to the department after her academy graduation.
The April event will feature a ribbon-cutting, tours, and free blood pressure checks.
Officials say the upgraded Windsor lab will help scientists support farmers, towns and homeowners across Connecticut.
School officials say the Windsor High paraeducator has made a major impact on students and staff.
The crash happened near Interstate 91 and remains under active investigation, according to Windsor police.