Anxiety about where the next meal is coming from is rising in America, and in Connecticut.

Hunter S. Thompson would have been 72 this month if he hadn't shot himself in the face four years ago.

Government Announcements Submitted by Larry Perosino on 2009-10-30.   State Rep.

Spooky Spider Maze at Plasko's Farm in Trumbull, CT. www.plaskofarm.com Five orchards and farms in Connecticut have plowed their corn fields into unique corn mazes.

Both girls signed up on a waiting list for the t-shirts, which was a couple pages long.

The leaves on the trees are starting to turn color. There's a brisk nip in the air, and the skies are growing dark a little earlier.

Edward Hanlon, 90, plays golf at the Bay Path Golf Course. By Bill Doyle TELEGRAM & GAZETTE STAFF wdoyle@telegram.com You get to be 90 and get a hole in one, that's quite a trick.

On 09/09/09 at 10:40 PM, State Police Troop D in Danielson received a 911 call from a resident of Quaddick Town Farm Rd Thompson, Ct.

Regional Submitted by Mark McLaughlin on 2009-09-04.   The Small Business Development Center has created an advisory board made up of a diverse group of small business owners, state officials, lenders, and organizations that represent the interest of small business.

After a detailed investigation which began in July of 2008, State Police Detectives linked several thousand of gallons of stolen diesel fuel to a company based in Thompson, Connecticut.

After a detailed investigation which began in July of 2008, State Police Detectives linked several thousand of gallons of stolen diesel fuel to a company based in Thompson, Connecticut.

Regional Submitted by Teddie Sleight on 2009-08-20.   EASTCONN photo U.S. Rep.

The 2009 NorthEast State Rally Tour came to the Sturbridge Host Hotel this week, as more than 1,000 motorcyclists and motorcycle enthusiasts descended for four days of events.

The 2009 NorthEast State Rally Tour came to the Sturbridge Host Hotel this week, as more than 1,000 motorcyclists and motorcycle enthusiasts descended for four days of events.

Connecticut farmers said the recent bout of heavy rain is causing crops to suffer.