February 3, 2012
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Backus Corporation and Hartford HealthCare Corporation have jointly announced today that they are exploring a formal affiliation of the two healthcare systems.
COMMENTS (0)Hail to the chef
United States Coast Guard Academy Executive Chef Patrick Sullivan is presented with signed flag from first class cadets on his last day Friday in appreciation for his six years of service.
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Hundreds of Dunkin' Donuts employees gather at Mohegan Sun to fill thousands of backpacks for Connecticut Food Bank to provide nutritious weekend meals for more than 200 kids in the state.
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In Clinton, it's pretty much a 50-50 shot on Super Bowl Sunday
Clinton is halfway between the homes of the New York Giants and New England Patriots, so Super Bowl XLVI is a toss-up for two brothers and the rest of the town's inhabitants.
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Special delivery: 700 tons of bridge
A barge carrying 700 tons of steel parts for the new Niantic River Bridge is expected to arrive at the project site this weekend.
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