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Here Are Several New Laws That Might Change Your Life In Connecticut
These new Connecticut laws go into effect Oct. 1. Some could change your life. Here’s what you need to know.>>>Read More.
Library Cans Writer-In-Residence Following Antisemitism Charge
"It was quite a shock to me, personally, to learn, as the news was made public, of this writer’s views and her subsequent behavior. Please know that I speak for the entire Board of Selectman in stating adamantly that antisemitism has no place in our society…” the town’s top official said.>>>Read More.
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Dolphin Sightings Reported In Waters Off Connecticut
Dolphins have reportedly been spotted off the shores.>>>Read More.
Condé Nast Traveler Names 'Best Towns In Connecticut'
A top international travel magazine has singled out six towns as the epitome of "Connecticut Cool.">>>Read More.
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Soccer Coach Resigns After Claims He Slapped Child: Report
The coach was "suspended indefinitely, pending the outcome of the school investigation," a report says.>>>Read More.
Retired Police Officer Loses Home In Flood, Community Rallies
A fundraising dinner is being held in support of a retired police officer and his family after they lost their home in recent floods.>>>Read More.
Usually, A Pilot Moves A Plane: Cops Tow 45-Ton Aircraft For A Good Cause
Called the first-ever "Plane Pull Fundraiser," a 90,710 pound Avelo Airlines Boeing jet was pulled by members of the SWAT team to benefit the athletes of Special Olympics Connecticut.>>>Read More.
Swimming For A Cure: Longtime Resident Vows To Keep Fighting
Ed Petner, a former longtime local resident, became a paraplegic after an accident in 2003. He's now swimming to raise money for charity.>>>Read More.
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