Ronni Newton
Managing Editor at We-Ha.com
Editor, West Hartford Life at Life Publications
https://t.co/ZGIsFwwFeu editor, writer & PR biz owner, runner, mom, Bearded Collie owner, Duke grad, and follower of all things West Hartford and ACK. Opinions my own
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1 week ago |
we-ha.com | Ronni Newton
Categories: Government, Police/Fire Police are searching for Kathleen Fitzpatrick, 65, last ween in West Hartford. By Ronni NewtonConnecticut State Police issued a Silver Alert on Wednesday for a missing adult, and are asking for the public’s assistance. Kathleen Fitzpatrick, 65, was last seen in West Hartford on Tuesday, April 15, 2025. She is described by police as 5-feet 4-inches tall, with brown hair and blue eyes, and she weighs roughly 100 pounds.
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we-ha.com | Ronni Newton
Categories: Government, Police/Fire West Hartford Police had continued to investigate the incident that led to the death of 87-year-old Patricia Brulotte in November 2024, and have now arrested and charged an 83-year-old woman in connection with the incident.
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we-ha.com | Ronni Newton
Categories: Lifestyle, Sports For more than 15 years, a West Hartford couple has been running the Boston Marathon to raise money for the Dana Farber Cancer Institute. By Ronni NewtonKelly Horan and Tom Golembeski are always running around West Hartford and the surrounding area – literally running – as they are often training for a marathon or even longer race.
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2 weeks ago |
we-ha.com | Ronni Newton
Categories: Happenings, Sports The Blue Jean Mile, hosted by West Hartford’s 2-4-1 CARE, will be held on April 24, 2025. By Ronni NewtonLocal nonprofit 2-4-1 CARE will again team up with Asics and other sponsors to host the third annual Blue Jean Mile, an event to raise awareness of local resources that focus on movement and mental health, and will be held in memory of beloved friend and West Hartford resident Jason Hannigan.
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2 weeks ago |
we-ha.com | Ronni Newton
Categories: Government, Police/Fire The West Hartford Town Council voted 7-1 on Tuesday to adopt an ‘Ordinance Authorizing the Use of Automated Traffic Enforcement Safety Devices.’By Ronni NewtonWest Hartford has taken the next step in implementing a program for using both speed enforcement and red light cameras as means to improve safety on the town’s roadways with the adoption of an ordinance Tuesday night to allow the use of automated traffic enforcement devices.
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