Report: Watch this, state trooper charged with DUI told officer before driving off
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The 7-Eleven on Stony Hill Road where a Bethel an officer reportedly encountered Trooper Andrew Murphy before his DUI arrest this weekend.Peter Yankowski / Hearst Connecticut MediaShow MoreShow Less
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BETHEL Despite commands not to drive, a state trooper charged with driving under the influence last weekend told an officer to “watch this” before driving away, a police report obtained Wednesday shows.
Andrew Murphy, a trooper assigned to the Troop A barracks in Southbury, is facing charges of operating under the influence of alcohol, disobeying the signal of an officer and interfering with an officer. He was released from custody after a friend posted $500 bond and is due to appear Monday in state Superior Court in Danbury.
Even after restrictions are lifted, many of us have learned to love patios and people watching.
Whether you’re in the mood for elevated cocktails, wood-fired pizza, steak, chicken tikka masala, classic brunch or vodka rigatoni, Newtown and Yardley have a plethora of places to choose from. The towns have a classic small-town vibe, welcoming atmospheres and architecture to admire - perfect locations for a day or night out.
Here are 15 restaurants in these two towns to inspire you to plan summer dining:
Canal Street Grille, Yardley
A cozy eatery near the Delaware Canal has a patio for guests to dine outdoors and enjoy Greek and American comfort food.
Drive In Movie Nights at Charlann Farms in Yardley
Now that the weather getting nicer, I found something fun that you, your family, and friends should do.Drive In Movie Nights in Yardley, according to Facebook.
Charlann Farms, on Stony Hill Road, has teamed up with Mid Atlantic Event Group to present some of your favorite classic movies this month and next. The movies will kick off May 21st, and run a few weekends until June 19th.
Tickets are on sale NOW. Click here to buy them. I d grab em fast, there s limited space, and may sell out quickly. When you buy your tickets, you ll also have the option of buying bag (or bags) of the Best Darn Kettlecorn. Yum.
When it comes to Jamaica’s cultural legacy, music looms large, but the island also possesses a rich literary history that spans generations, and is now reaching an international audience.
When I think of some of Jamaica‘s historic literary figures people like Claude McKay, the poet who found success during the Harlem Renaissance; Louise Bennett-Coverley, the folklorist affectionately called Miss Lou who became known for her use of Jamaican patois in the 1960s and 70s; or Ian Fleming, the Englishman who wrote all 14 of his James Bond books from his home in Oracabessa I wonder if they could have ever imagined a time like this. I wonder if they could have imagined that readers from around the world would come to the island to celebrate Jamaican literature in all its forms.