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Hartford is the capital of the State of Connecticut. It is located in Hartford County on the Connecticut River, north of the center of the state. As of the 2000 census, it had a population of 121,578, but a July 1, 2005 Census estimate put the city’s population at 124,397. It is the third largest city in the state, after Bridgeport and New Haven. Greater Hartford is also the largest metro area in Connecticut and 44th in the country (2004 census estimate) with a population of 1,184,241.
Sometimes referred to as the “insurance capital of the world,” Hartford houses many of the world’s insurance company headquarters, and insurance is one of the region’s major industries. (The State of Connecticut is sometimes still known as “the land of steady habits.”) The region has a relatively low population of adults between the ages of 18 and 25, although Hartford itself has a relatively young population.
Hartford’s West End is home to Elizabeth Park, the oldest and largest municipal rose garden in the country. Hartford is also home to Bushnell, Colt, Goodwin, Rocky Ridge, Keney, Pope, and Riverside Parks.

 

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BRIDGEPORT -- Roosevelt School will lose four teachers -- not seven as suggested earlier -- under a shuffle of 10 teachers districtwide to make class sizes more even and to fill vacant jobs.

 

GREENWICH (AP) - Two people have been charged in connection with the death of a 17-year-old Greenwich High School student who overdosed on methadone last year.

 

HARTFORD (AP) - An immigration judge has ruled that hearings are needed to determine whether several illegal immigrants' constitutional protections were violated during raids by federal agents last

 

HARTFORD -- A Superior Court judge has ordered a former Connecticut priest to return from Virginia by Oct. 30 for a lawsuit on sexual-abuse allegations or forfeit his right to defend himself.

 

HARTFORD -- An immigration judge has ruled that hearings are needed to determine whether several illegal immigrants' constitutional protections were violated during raids last year in greater New

 

HARTFORD — U.S. Rep. John Larson says more than 54,000 Connecticut residents have not claimed their federal economic stimulus checks. Larson, a Democrat representing the First Congressional...

 

MASHANTUCKET — The tribe that runs Foxwoods Resort Casino says its chief executive officer is among 700 people losing their jobs because of cost-cutting.

 

NEW YORK -- After a breathtaking plunge that took the Dow Jones industrial average down 800 points -- its biggest drop ever during a trading day -- ending with a loss of 370 didn't

 

HARTFORD -- Connecticut's retirement funds lost $2.6 billion since July 1 and if the economy doesn't revive, the state might not be able to finance new schools, roads and public buildings, State

 

BRIDGEPORT -- As police officers protested layoffs in the department, Mayor Bill Finch on Monday used his State of the City address to issue a gloomy assessment of the city's finances and warn that

 
 

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