Weird—usually, it’s in the brownies.
[December 4, 2011] A Killingworth man was charged by police for packing a marijuana cigarette in the lunch of his 18-month-old son …
Source: NBC 30
Woof.
[December 3, 2011] A pair of Waterbury women were arrested after they allegedly tried to sexually assault a young girl in an act that involved a dog …
Source: Hartford Courant
Love that they named this bull “Waldo” and he has a posse of deer now.
[December 2, 2011] Nearly 5 months after he escaped, authorities are still trying to corral a 700-pound bull that escaped from its farm in Orange …
Source: Connecticut Post
The Hartford Elks Lodge has long been known for its strong sense of community spirit, although there are some who believe the structure on Prospect Street is home to other kinds of spirits.
Is there anywhere in the state they haven’t visited yet?
[November 30, 2011] SyFy’s “Ghost Hunters” team visited the Elks Lodge in Hartford to investigate claims of paranormal activity …
Source: Hartford Courant
‘Tis the season.
[November 28, 2011] A Southington woman allegedly stabbed another woman with a Christmas ornament during a holiday fair …
Source: NBC 30
Maybe it didn’t have enough income to afford a condo?
[November 23, 2011] While investigating a domestic disturbance, New Haven police discovered a 4-foot-long alligator living in an apartment on Ferry Street …
Source: WTNH 8
Reminds us of the long-forgotten tale of Abraham Q. Lincoln.
[November 23, 2011] The city of Derby mistakenly put James J. Butler on the recent ballot for the board of apportionment and taxation when it meant to put his father, James R. Butler, an error only compounded when the younger Butler won the election …
Source: Connecticut Post
Ansonia residents love to proclaim their belief in Charger football. Many also proclaim a belief that the Pine Grove Cemetery is haunted, too.
Sounds like a purr-fect solution.
[November 22, 2011] A Middletown man was prohibited from coming into contact with his wife’s cats via a protective order issued by the court …
Source: Middletown Press
