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Michael Collins
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Monday, January 05, 2009
This is wonderful but no set aside assistance for the people who fought our wars. If the state can be so benevolent for unjust ...
Dot Drobney
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Tuesday, December 30, 2008
Hi Brenda,
What a great idea to have an online local paper! I just discovered this through a 'Freecycle' posting about your article, and am ...
Dorothy Drobney
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Tuesday, December 30, 2008
Wonderful article, Brenda! It really captures the spirit of Freecycle. We've given items more than we've received...mostly due to lots of self-control and ...
Arlene
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Tuesday, December 30, 2008
Kindness, generosity and imagination are all traits that I find in members of Freecycle. Two years ago, I had an elderly lab who was not ...
Heather
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Tuesday, December 30, 2008
I met Rich after I moved here from Cheshire, CT. I was going to E.O. Smith at the time. From the moment he said hello, ...
Attention UConn Football fans
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----------------- Photo courtesy of UConn Athletic Communications.
Tickets to the final home game - against Pittsburgh - are going fast.
Fewer then 800 tickets remain on sale for the final University of Connecticut home football game of the year at Rentschler Field.
The game will match the Huskies against Pittsburgh on Saturday, Dec. 6 (kickoff time to be announced).
Tickets may be purchased at the Online Ticketing Center at UConnHuskies.com.
Or call TicketMaster at 860-525-4500 or 203-624-0033.
UConn currently has a 6-3 record, and travels to Syracuse Saturday night for a 7 p.m. game that will be televised on ESPNU and carried on the WTIC UConn Radio Network.
Posted Nov. 13, 2008
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Meet the press
Brenda Sullivan
While many readers will know me from The Courant, The Chronicle and The Reminder... let me introduce myself as the editor of Mansfield Today. I've been a reporter in this area for many years and first began covering Mansfield news when I worked for The Chronicle in 1991. I am very excited about this new publication because like many of you, I no longer have a subscription to a printed newspaper, and you can have direct input on the stories you read via comments at the end of each article. If you happen to see me out and about in town, please feel free to say "Hello," and let me know what you think of this publication.
While many readers will know me from The Courant, The Chronicle and The Reminder... let me introduce myself as the editor of Mansfield Today. I've been a reporter in this area for many years and first began covering Mansfield news when I worked for The Chronicle in 1991. I am very excited about this new publication because like many of you, I no longer have a subscription to a printed newspaper, and you can have direct input on the stories you read via comments at the end of each article. If you happen to see me out and about in town, please feel free to say "Hello," and let me know what you think of this publication.
