Articles by Anthony Zepperi

By: Antho­ny Zep­peri Sep­tem­ber 4, 2020 The Bloom­field Mes­sen­ger A cel­e­bra­tion Tues­day fea­tured  a “Black Lives Mat­ter“ mur­al being unveiled at the town hall with 15 […]

By: Antho­ny Zep­peri  Sep­tem­ber 11, 2020 Wind­sor Jour­nal  The Town Coun­cil on Mon­day vot­ed 5–4 to remove the 9‑foot-tall bronze stat­ue of Major John Mason from […]

By: Antho­ny Zep­peri  August 21, 2020 The Bloom­field Mes­sen­ger  The Bloom­field Pub­lic Library Wednes­day led a vir­tu­al pre­sen­ta­tion via zoom about a book enti­tled “Death by […]

By: Antho­ny Zep­peri  August 11, 2020 The Hart­ford Guardian  HARTFORD – Gov. Ned Lam­ont has request­ed that the Con­necti­cut Pub­lic Util­i­ties Reg­u­la­to­ry Author­i­ty con­duct a thor­ough […]

By: Antho­ny Zep­peri  July 24, 2020 The Wind­sor Jour­nal A ren­o­va­tion now under­way at Poquonock Ele­men­tary was con­ceived to improve traf­fic flow and park­ing spaces — […]

By: Antho­ny Zep­peri  July 14, 2020 The Hart­ford Guardian HARTFORD – At least one local busi­ness has reopened to a tepid response from the pub­lic after […]

By: Antho­ny Zep­peri July 17, 2020 The Wind­sor Jour­nal Are you a grand­par­ent or fam­i­ly mem­ber rais­ing grand- chil­dren? Would your kids enjoy a free week […]

By: Antho­ny Zep­peri  June 26, 2020 The Wind­sor Jour­nal  Local busi­ness­es have suc­cess­ful­ly reopened to the pub­lic after being closed for a few months to slow the […]

By: Antho­ny Zep­peri Feb­ru­ary 3, 2020 Willi­man­tic Chron­i­cle WILLIMANTIC — One per­son jump­ing into the icy waters of the Natchaug Riv­er on the first day of […]

By: Antho­ny Zep­peri Novem­ber 18, 2019 The Dai­ly Cam­pus The Uni­ver­si­ty of Connecticut’s Cen­ter for Career Devel­op­ment has begun a resume cri­tique pro­gram for fresh­men, which […]