Wethersfield
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Nov 5, 2026
1970 07-12 Yankees at Senators
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73:39Phil RizzutoSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
The easy-to-reach locations are as follows.
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73:42Phil RizzutoSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
58 Maple Street in Wethersfield, 898 Farmington Avenue in Farmington, and 214 Main Street in the middle of downtown Hartford.
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73:51Phil RizzutoSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
President Len Cutler of the Highway Tire Centers has promised the same outstanding service to Yankee ticket buyers as is regular customers.
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73:58Phil RizzutoSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
So why not make your ticket reservations right in the convenience of Hartford County by stopping by one of the three locations.
103. Presenting Lorelai Gilmore… and Jackie!
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23:18Jackie ProcykHOST
It was the very end of 1995 or the beginning of 1996.
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23:21Jackie ProcykHOST
I actually had a few friends who also took part from our hometown because we had a lot of Italians in our hometown in Wethersfield.
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23:32Jackie ProcykHOST
And I was checking in with my friend to ask some details.
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23:35Jackie ProcykHOST
You did.
11.3.2026 "Sextortion and Youth Suicide Risk" by Alison Sullivan, Retired Police Detective Violence Prevention Educator & Speaker Founder, ProtectUs LLC
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1:04Alissa BennettHOST
Thank you all.
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1:05Alissa BennettHOST
So, uh, Alison Sullivan is a retired police detective who served the town of Wethersfield for 20 years, becoming the first woman promoted to detective in the department's history.
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1:16Alissa BennettHOST
Her investigative experience includes sexual assault, sex trafficking, firearms-related crimes, fraud, and the oversight of registered sex offenders.
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1:25Alissa BennettHOST
She's the founder of Protect Us, providing practical evidence-based safety education to healthcare professionals, schools, universities, and community organizations.
“ESPN 14”
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51:51NigelPANELIST
Yeah, I think that's the bar for sandwiches, that they should be good.
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51:55Tony KornheiserHOST
From Moe Moriarty in Wethersfield, Connecticut.
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51:59Tony KornheiserHOST
The middle of my many Irish little sisters used to smear mayonnaise on white bread.
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52:03Tony KornheiserHOST
That was the sandwich.
Connecticut | Series 8 Episode 5
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12:36Martin VauxHOST
And the symbolism here traces back to the 1639 colonial seal of Saybrook.
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12:43Martin VauxHOST
which showed 15 vines originally, which represent either the first three European settlements in Connecticut, Hartford, Windsor and Wethersfield, or the three original colonies that merged, i.e. Connecticut, New Haven and Saybrook.
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12:58Eleanor ConlonHOST
Below the shield is a white or silver ribbon displaying the state motto in Latin, qui transstiltit sustinet, which means he who transplanted still sustains.
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13:09Eleanor ConlonHOST
Which is
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17:52Eleanor ConlonHOST
I think they'd be quite hard work.
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17:54Martin VauxHOST
Yes, so the colony came about after the Reverend Thomas Hooker, favouring a more democratic approach to church governance than Massachusetts allowed, led a hundred settlers and a herd of cattle through the wilderness in 1636, which is pretty darn early.
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18:12Martin VauxHOST
They founded Hartford, joining the existing settlements of Wethersfield and Windsor.
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18:18Eleanor ConlonHOST
And it's important to say that the European founding of Connecticut was not a single event, but a rapid series of competitive migrations during the 1630s.
Episode 335 - Vehicle Registration History Center
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12:48Richard DragonGUEST
There's other things.
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12:49Richard DragonGUEST
If you go into the Connecticut's, in Wethersfield, the Connecticut DMV's main registration room, they have a beautiful display of historical Connecticut plates going all the way back to the beginning.
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12:59Richard DragonGUEST
A lot of states have really robust websites with photos of their original plates.
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13:04Richard DragonGUEST
And by the way, this is not all about license plates that we do.
Yours Truly, Johnny Dollar - The Tip-Off Matter
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1:21Mandel KramerVOICE_ACTOR
Following is an account of expenses incurred during my investigation of the tip-off matter.
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1:38Mandel KramerVOICE_ACTOR
Expense account item one is $4.60 for a tank full of gas, despite the fact that the state pen is only a few miles south in Wethersfield, a town with a population of about 20,000, where the father of our country once planned the historic Battle of Yorktown.
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1:53Mandel KramerVOICE_ACTOR
In other words, George Washington slept there.
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1:57Mandel KramerVOICE_ACTOR
An assistant warden led me not to one of the cell blocks, but to a screened-off corner in a hospital ward.
BONUS: The Witch Trials, Part 2
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29:23AnaHOST
And then after that was Mary Johnson in 1648.
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29:26AnaHOST
So she was an indentured servant in Wethersfield, Connecticut, initially accused of petty theft in 1646.
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29:34AnaHOST
While in prison, she was subjected to relentless psychological pressure and physical harshness by local ministers and jailers until she quote-unquote confessed.
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29:42AnaHOST
She admitted to making a pact with the devil, claiming he helped her perform household chores, clearing ashes and carrying wood, in exchange for her soul.
1970 07 12 Yankees at Senators Vintage Radio Baseball OTR
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79:12Phil RizzutoSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
The easy-to-reach locations are as follows.
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79:15Phil RizzutoSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
58 Maple Street in Wethersfield, 898 Farmington Avenue in Farmington, and 214 Main Street in the middle of downtown Hartford.
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79:23Phil RizzutoSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
President Len Cutler of the Highway Tire Centers has promised the same outstanding service to Yankee ticket buyers as is regular customers.
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79:31Phil RizzutoSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
So why not make your ticket reservations right in the convenience of Hartford County by stopping by one of the three locations.
October 30, 2026: Moving spookies
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4:25Al WeinbergGUEST
So some of these folks came to Boston, and they didn't get along there with other people on mostly religious arguments.
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4:33Al WeinbergGUEST
So they trekked down to the Connecticut River, which was the wilderness, and founded the city of Hartford and the towns of Wethersfield and Windsor in the early 1600s.
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4:42Al WeinbergGUEST
And then after 10 or 20 years, religious disputes arose again.
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4:47Al WeinbergGUEST
They couldn't agree on who knows what.
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