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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Recent work at the Day Street property is aimed at protecting the oak's roots and keeping visitors safe.
A new indoor training space is planned for an existing Commerce Way building.
Recent work at the Day Street property is aimed at protecting the oaks roots and keeping visitors safe.
Breeze Airways is marking five years at Bradley as it adds another nonstop destination.
The project would turn a former industrial property into new housing near the Connecticut River.
Ellington firefighters responded Thursday evening after a parachutist was injured at a landing zone.
One Oxford school is ending the year with a major honor as students across the district prepare for summer.
Season passholders get several benefits, including early weekend entry and discounted guest passes.
The mobile museum will bring an interactive America 250 exhibit to VFW Post 9544 in West Suffield.
The summer event will explore the people, places and events that helped shape Connecticut's history.
