Richard Chumney is a local journalist based in Connecticut, with a focus on the New Haven area. He writes for various publications, including What the Health?, The Hour Publishing Company, The Middletown Press, New Haven Register, and Stamford Advocate. His articles cover a wide range of topics, including local news, community events, and public safety issues.
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Richard Chumney's coverage primarily focuses on local breaking news and evolving stories, with a strong emphasis on crime-related events in the Connecticut region. Given this focus, those looking to reach out should consider providing insights or expert commentary related to ongoing criminal investigations, emergency situations like fires or accidents, as well as government announcements impacting local communities.
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By: Richard Chumney
Firefighters responded to a forest fire near Saybrook Road in Haddam on Saturday, officials said.
By: Richard Chumney
New London police are investigating gunfire near the intersection of Blackhall and Williams streets on Friday evening, officials said.
By: Richard Chumney
The family of a Read School student has filed a lawsuit against Bridgeport officials, alleging they failed to prevent months of physical abuse.
By: Richard Chumney
Bridgeport Public Schools budget chief is proposing to freeze the district’s spending and lay off several employees to help handle a mounting deficit.
By: Richard Chumney
Eversource, Connecticut's largest power company, reported nearly 3,000 outages across the state on Saturday amid strong winds.
By: Richard Chumney
Scammers who tricked a Stamford business owner out of $5.4 million tried to launder the money through a series of bank accounts, according to court records.
By: Richard Chumney
A pedestrian was seriously injured Saturday when they were struck by a vehicle on School Street in Putnam, officials said.
By: Richard Chumney
News More than 2,00 without power across Connecticut Saturday amid strong winds By Richard Chumney Staff Writer
By: Richard Chumney
A Mexican man pleaded guilty Friday to a scheme to smuggle immigrants into the Hartford area and force them to pay exorbitant fees, prosecutors said.
By: Richard Chumney
Two New Britain residents are facing larceny and drug offenses after they were caught driving in a stolen car by Southington police on Friday, officials said.
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