South Windsor, CT|News|
South Windsor Students Outpace State, But Gaps Remain
The district topped statewide averages in English, math, science and the SAT.
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Jay Kenney is a Connecticut-based journalist who lives in Simsbury with his family. Before joining Patch, he worked as an assignment desk editor at WFSB in Rocky Hill. His background also includes roles at WHDH and NBC Sports Boston, where he gained experience in fast-paced broadcast and digital news environments.
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Enfield|News|
Former Enfield School Could Become 39 Apartments
A developer wants to convert the former Nathan Hale Elementary School into housing for residents 55 and older.
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Ellington-Somers, CT|News|
Ellington Seeks Business Donations For Fire Station HVAC Replacement
The town hopes to raise up to $20,000 through a state tax credit program.
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Enfield|News|
Police Seek 5 People In Enfield Square Vandalism Case
Enfield police are asking anyone who recognizes the people to contact them.
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Windsor Locks-East Windsor, CT|News|
Bradley Airport Lands $11.1M For Taxiway Extension
The grant will fund a 2,400-foot section of a larger project aimed at bringing the airport into line with current standards.
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Suffield, CT|News|
Suffield Meeting Sets Stage For Connecticut River Sewage Summit
A cross-border group wants more funding to reduce sewage overflows upstream in Massachusetts.
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Enfield|News|
Greater Enfield Kiwanis Opens Its Doors Thursday
The free open house at Powder Hollow Brewery is for anyone interested in volunteering or learning about the club’s work with local children.
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Granby-East Granby, CT|News|
Former Granby School Could Become 120-Unit Housing Development
The proposal calls for senior, workforce and market-rate housing on the former Kearns School property.
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Windsor, CT|News|
Windsor Expands Admission Fees To More School Sports
Spectators must now pay to attend soccer, volleyball, wrestling, swimming, track and lacrosse events.
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Ellington-Somers, CT|News|
Injuries Reported In Ellington Crash
There’s no estimate for when the road will reopen.
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Enfield|News|
Vehicle Crashes Into Enfield Building
The crash happened Wednesday in Enfield, police say.
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Oxford, CT|News|
Kettletown Bridge Replacement Included In $10M State Funding Package
The park’s campground and several trails will remain closed throughout the 2026 season because of damage from the August 2024 flooding.
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Enfield|News|
Enfield Approves 5-Year School-Bus Camera Deal
Cameras will record drivers who pass stopped school buses, with vehicle owners facing $250 fines.
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Suffield, CT|News|
Phelps Road Rebuild To Begin In Suffield
Drivers should expect one-lane traffic between Mountain Road and Copper Hill Road.
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Enfield|News|
Enfield Creates Trade Jobs To Cut Contractor Costs
The town plans to hire its own electrician, plumber and HVAC technician instead of relying as heavily on outside companies.
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Windsor Locks-East Windsor, CT|News|
Check Your Tickets: KENO Prize Sold In Windsor Locks
The winning ticket was purchased at Airport Valero and must be claimed by March 18.
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Granby-East Granby, CT|News|
Granby Library’s $7.5M Expansion Plan Gets Public Forum
Residents can learn Thursday how the proposed renovation would be funded and what it would add to the library.
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Oxford, CT|News|
Oxford Schools Approve $177K For Air-Quality, HVAC Reviews
The district is also preparing to install carbon-dioxide sensors at Great Oak Elementary School.
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Ellington-Somers, CT|News|
Somers Murder Suspect Faces Separate Gun Magazine Case
The new charges allege conduct one week after the fatal shooting.
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Granby-East Granby, CT|News|
Granby Weighs New Ambulance Deal, Fire Truck Replacements
The proposed five-year ambulance agreement includes an annual town stipend of up to $80,000.
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