Mike Tyson bought a 51,000-sq-ft Connecticut mansion for $3 million in 1996; after his bankruptcy, it sold...
Mike Tyson bought a massive mansion in Farmington, Connecticut, for around $3 million in 1996.
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Farmington, Connecticut. Counties or equivalents associated with this area: Hartford. Associated ZIP codes: 06030, 06032, 06034.
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Mike Tyson bought a massive mansion in Farmington, Connecticut, for around $3 million in 1996.
“If you look at Medicaid rates in the state of Connecticut we have not seen an increase in almost 12 years. Yet, our expenses and costs go up and labor doe...
A 13-year-old boy is hospitalized with serious injuries after being struck by a vehicle around 9 p.m. in Farmington on Sunday. Police were called to Farmingt...
Counselors and mental health support is being offered to the Farmington High School community after the death of a student. Principal Russ Crist and Interim...
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State police report crash with serious injuries on I-84 East in West Hartford Connecticut State Police troopers responded to the crash on Interstate 84 East...
“His gift in my mind was the gift of attention,” David Cinquegrani of the Holy Family Passionist Retreat Center said. That’s how David Cinquegrani...
In Week 4 of Connecticut high school football, New Britain will face its third state champion in its first four games, hosting New Canaan Friday night.
"I would be open to exploring other options as a different entity overseeing the actions of the CSCU system...,” said Sen. Stephen Harding
There are quite a few Connecticut High School Football Alliance games on tap this weekend, including New Britain vs. Greenwich.
More than 100 Connecticut high school baseball players turned out for a CIAC College Showcase for underclassmen in New Britain, competing in drills, skills t...
The FBI has submitted a subpoena to the city of New Britain as part of its investigation into former mayor Erin Stewart. NBC Connecticut has submitted a...
Audits found that a former Connecticut mayor improperly sought a pension, took $107,700 too much in separation pay and $31,561 in college tuition.
Erin Stewart is facing questions about how she used a city-issued credit card while mayor of New Britain. NBC Connecticut obtained expense reports, thro...
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The first polling sites have opened in a handful of states — Connecticut, Indiana, Kentucky, Louisiana, Maine, Missouri, New Jersey, New York and Virginia.
The first polling sites have opened in a handful of states — Connecticut, Indiana, Kentucky, Louisiana, Maine, Missouri, New Jersey, New York and Virginia....
House Speaker Matt Ritter has been approached about replacing Radenka Maric as the president of the University of Connecticut.
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Farmington is in Hartford County, Connecticut.
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The first polling sites have opened in a handful of states — Connecticut, Indiana, Kentucky, Louisiana, Maine, Missouri, New Jersey, New York and Virginia.
The first polling sites have opened in a handful of states — Connecticut, Indiana, Kentucky, Louisiana, Maine, Missouri, New Jersey, New York and Virginia....
House Speaker Matt Ritter has been approached about replacing Radenka Maric as the president of the University of Connecticut.
Farmington was originally home to the Tunxis. In 1640 residents of Hartford established an English community there, making Farmington the oldest inland settlement west of the Connecticut River and the twelfth oldest in the state, drawn by the rich soil of the Farmington River floodplain. The town and river took their present names in 1645, considered the year of incorporation, and the name refers to its place in a farming district. Its boundaries were enlarged several times until it was the largest town in the Connecticut Colony, and it is called the "mother of towns" because nine other central Connecticut communities were formed from its land. Main Street in the historic village is lined with colonial houses, some from the 17th century.
On May 19, 1774, residents protested the Boston Port Act by holding a mock trial, finding the act guilty of "being instigated by the devil," and hanging and burning a copy of it. George Washington passed through several times during the Revolution and called it "the village of pretty houses," and Rochambeau's French troops camped there on the way to join him. Most residents were abolitionists, several homes were Underground Railroad stations, and the town became known among escaping slaves as Grand Central Station. In 1841, after the Amistad trial, 38 Mende Africans and Cinque, leader of the revolt on the slave ship, were housed and educated in Farmington while residents raised money for their return to Africa. The Farmington Canal from New Haven to Northampton, Massachusetts, operated through the town from 1828 to 1848, and its route later became a railroad and is now a trail. Sources Wikipedia: Farmington, Connecticut
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