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Investigators at Site of Middletown Blast


_ Investigators are at the site of an explosion that killed five people at a power plant under construction, trying to determine the cause while making sure the badly damaged building is safe. Deputy Fire Marshal Al Santostefano said investigators were interviewing survivors while crews were slowly and carefully removing more than 100 gas cylinders.  (AP Photo/Jessica Hill)

Search at Middletown Plant Stops While Building Section is Shored Up

Police Release Names of Workers Killed in Blast

State, Federal Inquiries Planned on Middletown Blast

Grid Operator: Explosion Shouldn't Affect Power Supply

Man Convicted of Murder, Kidnapping, Assault in Attack on Family

UConn Plans 6.3 Percent Hike for 2010-2011 School Year

Arrest Made in Discovery of Burned Body in North Stonington

Up to 75 Layoffs Planned at Millstone Complex

Umanned Chopper Developed by Bloomfield Company

Court Order Blocks Man from Owning, Caring for Animals

UConn Women #1 in Poll for Record 38th Week

Mayor, State Rep. Ask for Review of Liquor Permit After Shootings

Exec in Newton Bribery Case Pays State Ethics Fine

Kaman Working with Lockheed Martin on Unmanned Helicopter

Jury Selection Delayed in Cheshire Home Invasion Case

Official: 95% Accounted for after Middletown Blast

Plumber from Old Saybrook among The Dead in Blast

Photos from Kleen Energy Plant, Middletown

Tina Charles with 20 as Connecticut Breezes Past Louisville 84-38

Gambling Game Keno Again in State's Budget Considerations

Explosion and Fire at Middletown Plant Rocks Area

UConn Snaps Three-Game Losing Streak, 64-57 Over DePaul

Newspapers Fighting Plan for Online Notices

Gonzalez-Claudio Pleads Guilty in $7M 1983 Wells Fargo Heist

Rell Unenthusiastic with Girls Center Alternate Sites

Judge: Pratt Can't Move Jobs out of State

Missing Man's Car Found in Trumbull

Three 2009 #1 Seeds May Not Make 2010 NCAA Tournament

Relatives in Freezing Death Sue Lawmaker

Mom Charged after Home-Alone Son Spills Gasoline

DiBella Agrees to Pay $800,000 Fine

17 Year Sentence for Defendant in Girlfriend's Stabbing

Police Identify Victim, Suspect in Domestic Homicide

Police Arrest 19 in Reverse Sting

Stamford Attorney Nominated as US Attorney

Police Say Holdup Suspect Fled in Cab

Governor Proposes Commission to Consider Reducing Size of Government

Power Outage Closes Canton Schools Early

New Britain Police: Woman's Death 'Suspicious'

Litchfield Officials Compromise on Ribbon Ban

Norwich Woman Pleads Guilty in Toddler Death

Police: Fall onto Glass Table Killed Woman

UConn Football Names New Assistant Coaches

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