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Josh Lanier

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jlanier@dailyvoice.com

Josh Lanier started his reporting career in high school for his local newspaper. Many — many — years later, he’s still chasing leads for compelling stories. During his time writing for newspapers, magazines, and online publications, he’s covered everything from murderers to mommy bloggers, but his most interesting story is always the next one.


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Police & Fire
Fire Crews Cut Driver From Overturned Car In Waterford Fire Crews Cut Driver From Overturned Car In Waterford
Fire Crews Cut Driver From Overturned Car In Waterford Quick-thinking fire crews rescued a driver Monday morning, Feb. 24, in Waterford following a rollover accident on Route 85 near the intersection of Dayton Road. At approximately 5:45 a.m., a vehicle rolled over, prompting members of Oswegatchie Fire Company 4 to extricate the driver from the car and transfer them into a waiting ambulance, the department said on Facebook. A follow-up call to the fire company was not immediately returned, and the severity of the driver’s injuries remains unclear.

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News
Greenwich Library Lands Historic $5M Endowment for Signature Series Greenwich Library Lands Historic $5M Endowment for Signature Series
Greenwich Library Lands Historic $5M Endowment for Signature Series Greenwich Library, the most visited library in Connecticut, has received a historic $5 million endowment — the largest in more than 30 years — to permanently fund its acclaimed Signature Series programming. The transformative gift, made in perpetuity by longtime Greenwich residents Lynne and Richard Pasculano, underscores the Library’s vital role as a center for culture, education, and community engagement. The Lynne and Richard Pasculano Signature Series, as it has now been renamed, brings globally recognized speakers to Greenwich for insightful discussions on pressing world issues. The 202…

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Police & Fire
'I Strangled Him': Suttfield Inmate Murdered Cellmate, Laid Body On Table, Police Said 'I Strangled Him': Suttfield Inmate Murdered Cellmate, Laid Body On Table, Police Said
'I Strangled Him': Suttfield Inmate Murdered Cellmate, Laid Body On Table, Police Said Kyle McKinnon started his morning on Dec. 12, 2024, like hundreds of others at MacDougall-Walker Correctional Institution — with one major exception: He murdered his cellmate, police said. The 31-year-old New London man climbed down from his top bunk, used the restroom, and washed his hands, but a nagging fact in the back of his mind made him change up his routine. That's when he turned to his cellmate, Kenneth Montaner Buscampeil — a 26-year-old serving a fourth-degree sexual assault conviction — wrapped his hands around the man's throat and choked him to death, a state police inv…

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Police & Fire
Waterbury Man Charged With Hit-Run Crash That Left Pedestrian Hospitalized Waterbury Man Charged With Hit-Run Crash That Left Pedestrian Hospitalized
Waterbury Man Charged With Hit-Run Crash That Left Pedestrian Hospitalized More than six months after a driver struck a pedestrian in New Haven County and sped off, leaving the victim hospitalized with critical injuries, police say they have made an arrest. Nathan Medina, 23, of Waterbury, was arrested Sunday, Feb. 23, and accused of a hit-and-run that seriously injured a 22-year-old man in August 2024, authorities said. The crash happened near 97 Cherry St. in Waterbury on Aug. 18. Officers found the victim unresponsive in the roadway, and paramedics rushed him to Saint Mary’s Hospital in critical but stable condition, authorities said. His exact injuries were no…

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Police & Fire
(Video) Drunk Wrong-Way Driver Hits Cop Car On I-84 In Farmington, Speeds Away, Police Say (Video) Drunk Wrong-Way Driver Hits Cop Car On I-84 In Farmington, Speeds Away, Police Say
(Video) Drunk Wrong-Way Driver Hits Cop Car On I-84 In Farmington, Speeds Away, Police Say A Connecticut man driving the wrong way on Interstate 84 East crashed into a state police cruiser before speeding off early Sunday, authorities said. Luis Adrian Correa-Cabrera, 31, of Hartford, is facing 10 charges after the high-speed incident near Exit 37 in Farmington, according to Connecticut State Police. The chaos started around 3:20 a.m. when the state's wrong-way detection system alerted troopers that a dark-colored SUV had entered the eastbound lanes—going west. Troopers quickly located the black Volvo XC90, but had little time to react before the driver, later identified as Corr…

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Obituaries
Police ID Danbury Woman Hit, Killed By Car: 'You Leave A Large Void In Our Lives' Police ID Danbury Woman Hit, Killed By Car: 'You Leave A Large Void In Our Lives'
Police ID Danbury Woman Hit, Killed By Car: 'You Leave A Large Void In Our Lives' Authorities have identified the 37-year-old mother of one who was killed after being hit by a car in Danbury over the weekend.  Diana Malla Pindo, of Danbury, was hit around 6:45 p.m. on Saturday, Feb. 22, near Newtown Road and Eagle Road, Danbury police said.  Paramedics rushed Malla Pindo to Danbury Hospital, where she later died of her injuries on Sunday.  Original Report: Woman Hit, Killed On Newtown Road In Danbury The driver of the car remained at the scene and was cooperating with investigators, Danbury police said.  Malla Pindo, who is reportedly a…

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Obituaries
Canton Teacher, Dad Killed In Utah Skiing Crash: 'I Will Miss You, My Friend — RIP' Canton Teacher, Dad Killed In Utah Skiing Crash: 'I Will Miss You, My Friend — RIP'
Canton Teacher, Dad Killed In Utah Skiing Crash: 'I Will Miss You, My Friend — RIP' A 53-year-old Connecticut teacher died over the weekend after hitting a tree while skiing in Utah, reports say. Dan Negrelli, of Canton, was an educator at A.I. Prince Technical High School in Hartford, where he taught computer applications and hiking. The 53-year-old was a husband and father. The Connecticut Technical Education and Career System released a statement following news of his death.  "We are heartbroken by the passing of Dan Negrelli, a beloved member of our school community. He was an exceptional educator and a cherished mentor, colleague, and friend. Dan made a las…

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News
Ex-Hartford Chief Tapped For Interim Role Amid Turmoil In Search For Permanent Leader: Report Ex-Hartford Chief Tapped For Interim Role Amid Turmoil In Search For Permanent Leader: Report
Ex-Hartford Chief Tapped For Interim Role Amid Turmoil In Search For Permanent Leader: Report Former Hartford Police Chief James Rovella will return to lead the department — at least for now. Mayor Arunan Arulampalam announced that Rovella will serve as interim chief starting Monday, Feb. 24, while the city continues its search for a permanent replacement, NBC Connecticut reported. The move comes after Philadelphia Police Captain Tyrell McCoy, Hartford’s initial pick, abruptly withdrew from consideration. Arulampalam cited "personal reasons" for McCoy’s decision, but NBC Connecticut Investigates uncovered a deeper issue—McCoy is under internal investigation in Philadelphia, including…

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Police & Fire
Pedestrian Hit, Killed In Danbury; Police Searching For Witnesses Pedestrian Hit, Killed In Danbury; Police Searching For Witnesses
Pedestrian Hit, Killed In Danbury; Police Searching For Witnesses Update: Police have identified the 37-year-old woman as Diana Malla Pindo. Click here for more information. Original: Police are asking for information after a pedestrian was struck by a car in Danbury and died of their injuries over the weekend. The crash was reported around 6:45 p.m. on Saturday, Feb. 22, near Newtown Road and Eagle Road, Danbury police said.  Paramedics rushed the pedestrian to Danbury Hospital, where the victim later died of their injuries on Sunday. Authorities have not released the victim's name. Danbury police closed Newtown Road for s…

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225-Year-Old Historic Manchester Home Destroyed In Fire: 'A Work Of Art Is Gone' 225-Year-Old Historic Manchester Home Destroyed In Fire: 'A Work Of Art Is Gone'
225-Year-Old Historic Manchester Home Destroyed In Fire: 'A Work Of Art Is Gone' A historic Connecticut home built in 1800 went up in flames Sunday morning, Feb. 23, killing several cats and displacing a family, authorities said.  Firefighters were called to the 6,000-square-foot 139 Hartford Road home in Manchester just before 1 a.m. Crews from multiple companies battled the blaze for 40 minutes before getting the flames under control, Manchester authorities said.  No one was injured, but the home was left uninhabitable. The Red Cross is assisting the family.  Seth Cheney House before the fire Zillow Known as the Seth Cheney House, the Mancheste…

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