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Family of drowned student wants answers from school and police

Several weeks after the death of Marcum Asiamah, attorneys for his mother have filed a letter of intent to sue the town of East Hartford and East Hartford High School for wrongful death...

Local kids learn street hockey with Connecticut Whale

The gym at Hockanum School was blur of activity as shrieking children raced across the floor chasing a plastic hockey puck with plastic sticks...

Close games mark Hornets boys' varsity basketball season

As the East Hartford High School boys' basketball team prepared to meet rival Manchester High School, recent losses in close games were on the minds of the team's players...

King Court residents and housing authority battle over proposed sale

After months of being on the sidelines, King Court residents have mobilized to fight a proposed plan by the East Hartford Housing Authority that could eventually force tenants to move, following th...

Sen. Prague returns to Hartford, backs home health care resource

State Sen. Edith Prague (D-19) returned to the state capital on Jan...

A cappella group's ‘Singing Valentines’ make for uniquely tuneful gifts

On Valentine’s Day, giving your loved one a card, candy or flowers may be the traditional way to say you care, but those less-than-memorable gifts all tend to blend together year to year, and...

Proposed closing of Synergy High School to be reviewed

The East Hartford Board of Education’s plan to close Synergy Alternative High School in an effort to close a budget gap will be reviewed by the Town Council in an upcoming meeting Feb. 15...

ReminderMedia updates technology, streamlines processes

Business managers at the Vernon-based ReminderMedia made a recent decision to implement a technology upgrade that they say will result in a greater streamlining of business processes...

Hornets varsity swim team getting ready for finals

At the half-way mark of the season, East Hartford High School boys' varsity swim team members are working to qualify for the state finals, which begin next month...

Goodwin College freezes tuition rate for its students

In a reversal of the trend among at most state colleges, the Goodwin College Board of Trustees recently approved a one-year tuition freeze...

Bockus is named director of East Hartford Public Works

Timothy Bockus, who has been acting director of East Hartford Public Works for the past year, was recently named permanent director by Mayor Marcia Leclerc...

'Slow growth' theme of economic forecast

At the East of the River Chamber of Commerce Association's 2012 Regional Economic Outlook Breakfast on Jan. 26, Dr...

Germ hotspots to look out for during cold and flu season

We’re reminded time and again of the good health habits we should practice during the winter germ season – wash your hands, cover your cough and stay home when you’re sick...

American Cancer Society says: Choose to fit in fitness in the New Year

It’s 7 p.m., and you just made it home after another long commute from the office...

Adapting the home for seniors who choose to ‘age in place’

More seniors than ever before are living healthy independent lives well into their golden years...

Health and safety should always be top priorities in winter weather

While the winter in Connecticut has been relatively calm so far, the state is always one snow storm away from dangerous roads and health risks...

Good eating habits and physical activity are keys to heart health

There are many factors to consider when addressing improving your heart’s health...

Certain yoga poses may have benefit for diabetes sufferers

Elizabeth Edelman, CEO and co-founder of Diabetes Daily, is uniquely qualified to speak on the subject of how yoga can benefit those with either type 1 or type 2 diabetes...

Synergy High students fight to keep their school open

In response to an East Hartford Board of Education decision to close Synergy Alternative High School because of a $7 million school budget gap, two dozen Synergy students and alumni took to the mic...

Donation fund created for injured East Hartford police officer

The East Hartford Police Officers Association has established a donation fund for Officer Todd Lentocha, who was critically injured on Jan. 4, when a truck struck his police cruiser...

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