Aaron Flaum is a staff photographer at the Hartford Courant, with a focus on capturing the local essence of Connecticut, particularly in the Hartford area. His work has also been featured in the New Hampshire Union Leader. Aaron enjoys spending his free time with his wife and two daughters.
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By: Aaron Flaum
Connecticut Public Radio | By Sujata Srinivasan, Chris Polansky Published May 3, 2024 at 2:29 PM EDT Facebook Twitter LinkedIn Email
The Chester – Hadlyme Ferry , the Selden III , is celebrating its 75th year of service as the cross river ferry connecting Rt. 148 between Hadlyme to Chester over the Connecticut River
Bryan LaDuke cleans debris off the mini golf course with a leaf blower at the Farmington Miniature Golf and Ice Cream Parlor Tuesday morning, as he gets the course ready for the day.
Bryan LaDuke cleans debris off the mini golf course with a leaf blower at the Farmington Miniature Golf and Ice Cream Parlor Tuesday morning, as he gets the course ready for the day.
Closing day of the 2024 session at the Connecticut State Capitol.
The Putnam Bridge Trail connecting Wethersfield to Glastonbury along Rt. 3 over the Connecticut River, part of the South Meadow Greenway is now open.
By: Aaron Flaum
Supporters of the UConn 26 stand in front of the Rockville Superior Court during a press conference on Tuesday, May 14, 2024. (Aaron Flaum/Hartford Courant)
By: Aaron Flaum
Former legislator and deputy budget director Konstantinos Diamantis walks out of the U.S. District Court in Hartford with his lawyer Vincent Provenzano on Thursday, May 16, 2024, after being arrested earlier in the morning.
Former Connecticut deputy budget director Kosta Diamantis, left, accompanied by his lawyer Vincent Provenzano, walks out of federal court Thursday, May 16, 2024, in Hartford, Conn., after pleading not guilty to 22 criminal criminal counts, including extortion and bribery in connection with allegedly demanding and receiving payments and benefits from construction contractors.
HARTFORD — A former top official in Connecticut Gov. Ned Lamont’s budget office allegedly extorted private contractors into paying him thousands of dollars in bribes as he oversaw large blocks
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