Kenneth Gosselin

kennethgosselin: Really coming down now. ...

twitter.com — Really coming down now. #waitingitoutincolchester pic.twitter.com/v1tCKzvc0y

kennethgosselin: Sudden downpour on Route 2 ...

twitter.com — Sudden downpour on Route 2 in #Colchester. Lots of cars pulling off to wait it out. #thunderstorm pic.twitter.com/fwEoMZzqHY

Bank of America Lied to Homeowners and Rewarded Foreclosures, Former Employees Say

propublica.org — Six former Bank of America employees and one former contractor gave sworn statements that the bank lied to homeowners, denied loan modifications for bogus reasons and rewarded employees for sending homeowners to foreclosure. Bank of America employees regularly lied to homeowners seeking loan modifications, denied their applications for made-up reasons, and were rewarded for sending homeowners to foreclosure, according to sworn statements by former bank employees.

Inside Sandy Hook School: Learning To Heal

courant.com — Monroe officer Todd Keeping discusses "The Ducks Of Sandy Hook Elementary" and how they have become a coping mechanism for the students. On those nights when Amy DeLoughy's children can't sleep, haunted by memories of the massacre at their elementary school, or on those mornings when they can't face the daily routine, she calls in the ducks.

kennethgosselin: Downpour along Prospect Street ...

twitter.com — Downpour along Prospect Street in #Hartford. pic.twitter.com/1HJb3cFbax

Banks Rake In Overdraft Fees, Report Finds

bucks.blogs.nytimes.com — Overdraft penalties represent well over half of banks' fees from consumer checking accounts, a new report from the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau finds. The report, based in part on confidential data provided by some of the nation's larger banks, estimated that 61 percent of bank fees from consumer accounts were for overdrafts and insufficient funds, penalties charged when customers spent more than their accounts had available.

Alumni Protest American School for the Deaf Changes

courant.com — About 30 American School for the Deaf alumni lined the sidewalk in front of the school on Monday morning, holding purple signs with slogans like "Preserve ASD" and "ASD Not For Sale" and eliciting honks from passing cars.