Randall Beach
The Middletown Press
New Haven, CT, United States
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New book shares history of legendary music venues in CT
Tony Renzoni’s new book explores CT's legendary and long-gone music venues. → Read More
Column: WPKN radio ‘leaps into the modern age’ and moves to a new home
You never know what you might hear when you tune in to WPKN. → Read More
Volunteers keep New Haven's quirky hangout, Never Ending Books alive
When the pandemic spelled doom for Never Ending Books, volunteers found a way to keep the... → Read More
When Charlie Watts and the Rolling Stones played in New Haven
There they were, on stage - unbelievable! - Keith Richards, Bill Wyman, Charlie Watts,... → Read More
From booze and strippers to doughnuts and family fun, Old Lyme's Sound View Beach has come a long wa
Sound View’s residents are proud of their history. If you stroll down Hartford Avenue,... → Read More
New Haven's Cine 4 is back in business after pandemic closure and its customers rejoice
“It’s a good night out,” said Mary Ann Attianese of New Haven. “We love their... → Read More
Ansonia goes full remote learning until mid-January
ANSONIA - Superintendent of Schools Joseph DiBacco said he and his staff tried their hardest but the rising numbers of COVID-19 quarantines won out. On Thursday, DiBacco informed his school's 184 teachers and 2,179 students that in-school learning will end Friday and the conversion to full remote learning will be in effect until at least Jan. 18. But the superintendent told Hearst Connecticut… → Read More
Dr. Oz will be guest speaker at Alzheimer’s Foundation of America virtual conference
Connecticut residents affected by Alzheimer's are invited to free virtual educational conference on Tuesday, Nov. 17 sponsored by the Alzheimer's Foundation of America. → Read More
Orange Kristallnacht commemoration to honor man who helped rescue children from Nazis
He joined the Norwegian resistance against the Nazis but "was arrested by the Gestapo in 1942 and deported to the Nazi concentration camp," oranizers said. → Read More
Rain, accidents causing traffic delays on CT roads
The rain is expected to continue through the night and into Thursday. → Read More
Middletown man ID’d as New Haven homicide victim
The victim was identified as Allen Leeshawn Freeman, of Middletown, who police say was shot and killed Friday. → Read More
In Photos: Milford veterans lay a wreath in memory
A small group of veterans gathered for the annual Veterans Day ceremony at the World War I monument outside City Hall on Wednesday. → Read More
Police: Nurse punched, robbed in Hamden parking lot
Police said three men made off with the woman's purse, which contained $300 and credit cards early Wednesday morning. → Read More
‘The time to think big’: New Haven area lawmakers named to powerful legislative positions
"I am deeply honored to be named chairman of the Finance, Revenue and Bonding Committee and I'm grateful to Speaker Ritter for entrusting me with this great responsibility," said state Rep. Sean Scanlon, D-Guilford. → Read More
Police: Pope John Paul II portrait defaced at closed Catholic school in Milford
The school, located at 1 Tudor Road, has not been in operation since 2016, but is still used for small events. → Read More
NWS: Record temperatures coming to a rainy end
On Tuesday, Hartford broke an 89-year-old record when it hit a high temperature of 77 degrees. → Read More
Woman who allegedly left baby in New Haven dumpster pleads not guilty
During the hearing, Superior Court Judge Jon M. Alander appointed defense attorney Paul Carty to represent the suspect. → Read More
‘A great bounce back’ for New Haven: 3 new restaurants open
You have decided to press the 'Go' button to show perseverance in these difficult times," the mayor told the restaurateurs. → Read More
Slaying victim ‘can finally rest’, family says, with 2 in fatal robbery in prison
"This was a very tragic event," the judge said. "One young life taken away and other lives being ruined to some extent. → Read More
He said ‘I have a gun’ 3 times. He got 8 years in prison.
The defendant wanted a lighter sentence due to COVID concerns. "We've had over 200,000 people die in the U.S. We're at risk also, sir," the judge said. → Read More