Towns feel effect of Conn. casinos
Traffic, crime on rise with more visitors, jobs
Since casinos opened in two small, rural Connecticut towns in the 1990s, there has been a sharp increase in local traffic, police calls, and drunken driving arrests, according to a Globe analysis, and the changes have spilled over into neighboring towns as well. (Full article: 1595 words)
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