Errr… something about a cow jumping over the moon? [August 19, 2011] The 400-pound animal, which fled from a farm in Orange, is a “runner and a jumper” and could cause problems …
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More info on this sad incident. [July 18, 2010] A Waterbury teen was arrested for murdering his girlfriend at the base of the giant cross at Holy Land USA in Waterbury … …
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No bull! [December 15, 2011] A cow (originally believed to be a bull) that had been on the lam for 5 months was finally apprehended by authorities in Milford … Source: Connecticut …
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Oh, the huge manatee! [September 28, 2009] A manatee was in Milford harbor on Sunday, hundreds of miles away from its natural warmer-water habitat . . . Source: Connecticut Post
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Happy Valentine’s Day! [February 14, 2011] A West Hartford man stabbed his wife with their wedding cake knife before turning it on himself … Source: Hartford Courant
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The best part of this story is the last sentence: “When officers arrived, [the guest] became belligerent and demanded to know what they had for lunch, police said.” [June 15, 2009] A …
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Technical gremlins or foiled filching? [December 22, 2011] Police are investigating complaints from Seymour residents who were plagued by a series of suspicious phone calls from a disconnected number … Source: Valley …
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Wow — that’s hardcore. [June 10, 2010] A West Hartford man tried to cut off his own arm after it got caught under a furnace and he was trapped three days … …
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Must be something in the Connecticut water—a few years ago, the school in Southbury had 14. [April 28, 2012] Staples High School in Westport currently has 16 sets of twins in its …
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Is this wrong? Should he not have done that? [January 5, 2009] Pat Laffaye of Westport scored 896,980 points to set the new world record for the video game Frogger, beating the …
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Stay classy, New London. [June 7, 2011] The newly opened whale tail fountain has been shut down after people have been caught urinating, defecating and showering in the water … Source: New …
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Weird and disturbing, really. [March 8, 2012] Three schools in Connecticut—and several more across New England—were recipients of letters containing an unknown white powder … Source: Hartford Courant