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Bio: Chris is a founding editor at Patch who now covers the Vernon, Tolland, Manchester, Stafford-Willington, Glastonbury, Mansfield and Middletown sites in addition to UConn news and statewide business. Since becoming a full-time journalist in 1984, he has won national and regional awards for sports, general news, breaking news, business, feature writing and opinion, including a national award by the Associated Press Sports Editors for coverage of the 1988 America's Cup controversy while at the Greenwich Time newspaper and a regional award from the New England Press Association for covering the anti-income tax rally during the Weicker Administration in CT while at the Milford Citizen. While the business editor at the Journal Inquirer newspaper, Chris successfully won a CT Freedom of Information case that made teacher disciplinary records public record. Chris is also a past-president of the Eastern Ski Writers Association and has contributed to several books on snow sports. He is also a certified Level 1 coach with USA Lacrosse. and coaches Rockville High School during the winter indoor season.
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Tolland has its own way of commemorating 9/11.
Five were arrested in an Home Depot larceny investigation in Glastonbury.
Mayor Eugene Nocera used his Sept. 11 biweekly newsletter to highlight the 25th anniversary of the Sept. 11 attacks, upcoming events.
First responders and officials in Vernon Friday commemorated the 25th anniversary of the Sept. 11, 2001 terrorist attacks.
A piece of Willington history is for sale.
The department reported a $135.6 million budget, 21 Division I teams, about 600 student-athletes and 466 scholarship equivalencies.
Manchester continued what is now a 25-year Sept. 11 tradition on Friday morning.
A deer was blamed for a crash in Mansfield last week, according to a state police crash report.
Five former athletes representing eight sports will join the RHS Athletic Hall of Fame.
AppleFest activities will be taking place throughout downtown Stafford.
Public Works crews are repairing a catch basin on Old Post Road at the intersection with Mountain Spring Road this week.
For years, Truman George was the official canine ambassador at the Lutz.
A new player on Vernon's international restaurant roster is set to get in the game.
Aylesworth will "pursue other professional opportunities" after an independent investigation found no policy, ethics or legal violations.
Salvatore “Peezy” Pugliares, 41, died Sept. 5, leaving behind his wife, two young sons and a community he entertained.
A day in October will re-live the Civil War.
Eversource work in Glastonbury will involve removing vegetation that is "incompatible with the transmission system."
Coventry is looking to expand its water infrastructure, which will "help support smart growth, address housing needs, and increase safety."
A Middletown store sold a scratch ticket with a nice payout.