Jay Kenney is a Local Editor at Patch. Based in Connecticut, he covers a range of topics including public education, school administration, and public event safety, with a focus on events and conferences, as well as security and law enforcement. His work has been featured in numerous outlets, including KOLN/KGIN-TV 10/11 News, WLOX-TV, and News Channel 3.
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By: Jay Kenney
From the Windsor Locks Canal Trail to East Windsor Park, residents have several ways to stay active close to home this summer.
From Babb's Beach to Sunrise Park and the Windsor Locks Canal Trail, Suffield offers several ways to stay active close to home this summer.
Oxford EMS said crews hiked through woods and used boats to reach the patient during a complex rescue that helped save a life.
After four failed referendums, Somers voted again on the town's fiscal year 2027 budget Tuesday.
The town's latest proposal came after several rounds of cuts.
Residents can tour the building, see how the community center is being used and share feedback with town staff.
Thomas Tyler's campaign says it is weighing an appeal or an independent run after a court invalidated his Democratic primary petitions.
The Town Council voted against reactivating the Flock Safety cameras and renewing the town's contract after months of debate.
The campaign was launched by a co-worker to assist with housing and daily essentials.
The campaign was launched by a co-worker to assist with housing and daily essentials.
