Newington lottery shooting leaves five dead
Matthew Beck, 35, a state lottery worker on stress leave, opened fire in a Newington headquarters meeting, killing lottery chief Otho Brown and four others before killing himself as police closed in. Witnesses said Beck planned the rampage, pursuing Brown into the parking lot and firing, then shooting his supervisor and others before a self-inflicted death. Governor Rowland called it a mourning act of violence.
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Michael Logan
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Lottery Headquarters
Hartford
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Connecticut Lottery mass shooting ends in death of four
On Friday at Connecticut Lottery headquarters in Newington lottery employee Matthew Beck shot and killed director Michael Logan and others before fatally shooting lottery president Otto R Brown and then killing himself. Police surrounded the scene as victims were removed and officers secured the building.
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AARP 1857 Considers Disbanding Salem Chapter
Salem AARP 1857 members face a tough choice at a March 12 noon meeting at the Naugatuck Senior Center to decide whether to dissolve the small chapter amid low membership and the presence of Chapter 495 with many more members. President Louise Morgan says the town cannot sustain two chapters.
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Date Rape Awareness Talk Reaches Naugatuck Teens
Evelyn Mendoza of Waterbury Sexual Assault Services spoke to Naugatuck High School juniors and seniors about date rape. The 15 minute film and brochures prompted an open forum on myths and facts, with about 300 students attending.
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Metro Moving Firm Opens Bore Headquarters in Naugatuck Park
Metro Business Movers relocated its operations to a 12,000 square foot facility at 69 Baykwitch Drive in Naugatuck Industrial Park to gain better highway access and space. The move, completed in four hours after starting at 2 p.m., followed growth since 1994 and a cramped Oxford site. The firm employs about 15 year round and 50+ in summer, with officials citing Naugatuck’s cleaner buildings and access to regional labor. Mayor Timothy Barth and Chamber President Ron Marciano supported the deal, brokered by Tom Hill.
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Co-op Brings Affordable Health Foods to Members
A Brattleboro based supply company provides organic and health foods to a local co-op. Members order monthly via a home computer catalogue coordinated by Sheila Baummer. Northeast Cooperatives delivers the bulk order and members unload and divide the groceries.
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Clinton signs bill designating Lake Champlain as a Great Lake
President Clinton quietly signs a bill making Lake Champlain eligible for Great Lakes research funds under the National Sea Grant Program. Sen. Patrick Leahy secured the change, prompting protests from some Great Lakes lawmakers who mock the designation and warn of mapping and identity issues.
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