Collinsville, Connecticut

The owner of an antiques store considers offering a variety of products and services a key to succeeding during these unstable economic periods.

The Connecticut Water Co. and the Avon Water Co. have entered into a water purchase and sale agreement, which will allow Connecticut Water to purchase up to 1 million gallons of water per day from Avon Water.

While the music of Poor Nephews is hard to classify, one fact is clear. It's all original.

The flames never spread beyond the boiler in the basement of the building at 22 Center St., but the heavy smoke and high level of carbon monoxide in the building forced the evacuation, said town Fire Marshal ...

Residents of a Collinsville apartment house were forced to seek shelter elsewhere after a fire broke out in the building's furnace shortly after 6 p.m. Capt.

A message in a bottle, a recliner and a bowling ball were among the estimated hundreds of truck loads full of trash pulled from the Farmington River Saturday.

Forty outstanding alumni, all under the age of 40, were recognized by the University during the weekend of Sept.

Bystanders helped rescue a man who fell into the Farmington River over the weekend.

Ski Sundown hosts its 3rd Annual Brewers' Fest at the mountain on Saturday, September 27, 2008 from 4pm to 8pm.

A Collinsville man was charged with drunken driving early Wednesday after he inadvertently staged a "Dukes of Hazzard"-style car stunt while driving past a police officer.

The Farmington River Literary Arts Center, which was officially formed this summer, will offer a series of lectures and workshops this fall with teachers from the Farmington Valley and general area in ...

The coalition of public and private organizations is seeking the federal designation "Wild and Scenic River" for 65 miles of the lower Farmington River and the Salmon Brook tributary.

It's got to be the only community in Connecticut, perhaps the country, named for a tax.

Once upon a time, Maple Avenue in Canton was a picturesque street whose antique characteristics matched those of the rest of the Collinsville historic district.

It's your last chance to shop Aid to Artisans' blowout moving sale. The event, which ends Friday, features imported handcrafts from around the world at wholesale prices.

The June 10 editorial 'Homegrown Hydropower' pointed out the advantages of generating power at Connecticut dam sites, specifically the upper and lower Collinsville dams along the Farmington River.

The Collinsville Volunteer Fire Department's 42nd annual jamboree will be held today through Saturday at Memorial Field, 91 Powder Mill Road.

As our ancestors duly observed, Connecticut has a lot of hills and a fair amount of rain throughout the year.

With the distraction of picnics, ballgames, beachcombing and the inevitable bonanza of retail sales on everything from cars to clothing, Memorial Day's traditional solemnity is sometimes difficult to evoke.