But did they know how to use ’em? [July 15, 2015] A pair of severed legs were found in an overgrown lot next to the train station in New Haven … Source: …
Ray Bendici
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Don’t forget the cedar planks. [April 27, 2013] A museum dedicated exclusively to shad—a fish that spawns in the Connecticut River—opened in Haddam recently … Source: Hartford Courant
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Abandoned PlacesInvestigationsWeird Places
Shade Swamp Sanctuary, “The Abandoned Zoo,” Farmington
by Ray Bendiciby Ray BendiciThe rusting, dilapidated remains of a former wildlife sanctuary in Farmington make for a creepy spot to visit.
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Ewe! [November 29, 2012] Middletown police discovered the remains of 26 slaughtered sheep in bags at an abandoned house … Source: NBC 30
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I know Pomfret is in the “Quiet Corner” but … come on! [Feb. 27, 2009] Pomfret fire officials say a local homeowner apparently was unaware his house was on fire until his …
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So much for the neighborhood watch. [October 13, 2012] A Bridgeport man who had been fatally shot sat in his running car for more than eight hours before the crime was noticed …
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It’s time for an unusual celestial event — the annual Leonid Meteor Shower, and if you’re going to be up between 2 am and 4 am on Tuesday night/Wednesday morning, you should …
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Be on the lookout for very small thieves. [September 28, 2012] A thief broke into a transport trailer and stole three small parade cars from the Newington branch of the Shriners … …
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Everything is getting smaller here in Connecticut, from our brains to our business.
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Is her name Mary? [June 1, 2o11] An elementary school student in Simsbury has been diagnosed with a rare case of typhoid fever, which she may contracted during an overseas trip … …
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Second sinkhole in the last two weeks to swallow a vehicle — an epidemic? [November 25, 2009] A CL&P truck was sucked into a sinkhole in Berlin after a fire hydrant had …
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Sad coincidence. [July 1, 2012] An Oxford emergency call dispatcher handled the call for a drowning in Swan Lake that turned out to be her brother … Source: Connecticut Post
