By NICK CARBONI | Courant Staff Writer ROCKY HILL - — Vinny DiCioccio is probably too young to grow a mustache, but his home run in the state Section II Little League final was worthy of his favorite big league player, Yankees...
By Melissa Sherman The Morning News SILOAM SPRINGS - Members of the Benton County community gathered Tuesday night for a town hall meeting on underage drinking at Siloam Springs High School. The meeting was sponsored by Drug...
Published:Tuesday, July 22, 2008 Poland beat Ashtabula, 6-5, to advance to the Akron regional Aug. 2-5. ASHTABULA — Three players had multiple-hit games as the Poland girls held off Ashtabula, 6-5, to win the Junior League...
Some people living near the cities of Big Lake and Becker are recovering after storms damaged their homes and farms. "I'm just stunned, just stunned. It's not what we had planned for the weekend," said Geri Naulty. The...
Tax revenue from New York businesses plummeted $453 million below projections this quarter, sparking concern that the state might soon have to further tighten its budget. While total revenue is up $644 million due to an influx...
KRT) Via Acquire Media NewsEdge) Jul. 17--ALBANY -- Since then, her life has included a frustrating regimen of periodic visits to state Workers' Compensation Board offices in either Schenectady or, sometimes, Queensbury. "It's...
Governor Paterson has been paying his aides more money than do governors in other states and paying some of them more than many New York state lawmakers or judges make. Mr. Paterson's 28-year-old director of communications,...
Cuts in reimbursements and fees may close more small drugstores in N.Y., advocates say. But faced with reduction after reduction in state reimbursements and dispensing fees for medications that treat New York's poor residents...
Lightly carbonated, nutrient-rich and low calorie beverage now available throughout Colorado DENVER (July 10, 2008) – On-the-go Americans who crave a clean, naturally flavored beverage rich in antioxidants with a natural energy...
ALBANY — Most New Yorkers can pick up a phone and dial one number to find out what services or assistance they're eligible for — regardless of their needs. But a 92% cut in state funding for the 211 hot line could drastically...