Seems more like a wacky sitcom plot gone awry.
[September 29, 2011] A Coventry woman repeatedly made bomb threats to close local banks so that her husband would not detect their financial problems …
Source: Hartford Courant

Is this story above the fold?
[September 22, 2011] A woman in Easton delivering newspapers was surprised when an unidentified naked man jumped from the bushes along her route …
Source: Connecticut Post

Fair to say, he’s doing it wrong.
[September 20, 2011] A Bridgeport man was given a special form of probation after claiming that Viagra made him masturbate on two separate women at two different Fairfield department stores …
Source: Connecticut Post

How egg-straordinary, egg-citing and egg-cellent!
[September 17, 2011] A Bridgeport woman discovered a rare perfectly spherical egg last week …
Source: Connecticut Post

Suuure it was a “mistake.”
[September 16, 2011] The town of Ansonia mistakenly collected $6,400 in taxes that were supposed to be paid to the town of Glastonbury after an unusual mix up at the company who collects taxes for the towns …
Source: Valley Independent Sentinel

We know the State Capitol is full of political skeletons, but could it also be the home to the ghost of a governor past?

Ethel Mae Potter, we never forgot her …
[September 5, 2011] The Norwalk Paranormal Research Group recently investigated the former Stamford home of “I Love Lucy” star Vivian Vance …
Source: Connecticut Post

Look, we all wanted to get power back this week, but this is overdoing it.
[September 4, 2011] A Torrington man was killed after climbing to the top of a utility pole and grabbing the power lines …
Source: Register-Citizen

Too honest citizen?
[August 26, 2011] A Shelton man called police to report himself for illegally parking in a handicapped spot, and was subsequently arrested after interfering with responding officers …
Source: Connecticut Post

No word if it was a large collie that alerted the neighbors.
[August 26, 2011] A Haddam man was rescued by police after falling down a 35-foot well on his property …
Source: Hartford Courant