Carolyn Neugarten
Valerie Friedman Emerging Journalist InternCarolyn is a senior at Wesleyan University, where she is majoring in the College of Letters, and minoring in Economics and German Studies.
She was formerly Editor-in-Chief of the Wesleyan Argus, the university’s student newspaper. Carolyn has also held editorial and reporting positions at U.S. News and World Report, OpenSecrets and The New York Review of Books.
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The Freedom Trail recognizes the accomplishments, contributions and history of Connecticut’s African American community. Williams was 39 years old when he died, after the vehicle he was driving was struck by a wrong-way driver on Route 9 in Cromwell in 2023. -
House Bill No. 5550, proposed in March, denies any student or member of the public access to course syllabi created by faculty at public colleges and universities. Syllabi would also no longer be stored on university computers, servers, or storage systems. -
The van is capable of processing DNA tests, ballistic comparisons, and has digital forensics capabilities which are ready to analyze evidence.This brings the forensic tools of a state laboratory directly to local police officers across Connecticut, according to Lucina Lopes-Phelan, deputy director of the Identification Section of the Division of Scientific Services. -
Police and fire departments across Connecticut are reporting similar drops in recruitment and retention. The shortage could become more serious in the coming years; nearly 175 state troopers will become eligible to retire by December 2027, that’s nearly 20% of the entire state police force.State lawmakers are now exploring ways to attract and retain the next generation of public safety workers. -
The spring edition of Restaurant Week will bring together restaurants ranging from Italian and Mexican to Spanish and Belgian-French influences. Two‑course prix fixe lunches are offered at $25 at select locations. Three‑course dinners run $45 or $55 at all participating restaurants.
