"Settlement reported in freezing death" by Dave Collins | Associated Press, July 26, 2012
The family of a Connecticut woman found frozen to death in 2009 has settled a lawsuit against a former state lawmaker and a Cromwell tavern. A court document obtained by The Associated Press shows Carol Jean Sinisgalli’s family withdrew the lawsuit on Wednesday against former representative James O’Rourke and O’Leary’s Digger McDuff’s Tavern. Terms of the resolution were not disclosed. A lawyer for Sinisgalli’s family said they are relieved the lawsuit is over. O’Rourke and the tavern owners denied wrongdoing. The lawsuit said Sinisgalli was not wearing a coat or shoes when she was kicked out of the bar in 14-degree weather.
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Charlemont is just up road.
Ex-Greenwich pastor sentenced to 5 months in fraud case
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Wasn't enough, was it?
More arrests in Conn. Donovan campaign finances
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Ex-Bridgeport mayor Joseph Ganim seeks to regain law license
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Humpback whale washes up on beach
"For privacy and safety reasons, Camp Aranu’tiq has never allowed media inside, but recently let a Globe reporter and photographer spend a day at its wooded Connecticut grounds during its weeklong session in late August. "
Hey, summer is over, 'kay?
UConn to hire a master planner and architect
Woman pleads guilty to $1.6m food stamp fraud
Linda McMahon, Chris Murphy in rumble for Senate seat
Murphy tries to refocus contentious Senate race
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No saving graces this year.
