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Chris Murphy Sworn In As Connecticut's Newest Senator
Takes oath of office today with wife and family by his side.

Caitlin Mazzola recently graduated magna cum laude from the University of Connecticut with a B.A. in journalism and communication. During her time at UConn, she wrote for UConn's student newspaper, The Daily Campus, and served as the Focus Editor from May 2010 to May 2011.
During her last semester at UConn, Caitlin took part in an investigative project that looked into the state's resources for adults with autism. The end result, State of the Spectrum, is a website and 10-page print publication, the latter of which she created, designed and published for the class.
Caitlin has reported community news throughout her college years. She covered Milford for The Milford Mirror and The New Haven Register and most recently covered town government for Milford Patch. In the fall of 2010, Caitlin covered the town of Willington for The Manchester Journal Inquirer, reporting everything from people-of-the-town features to municipal elections and hotly contested teacher contracts.
Caitlin now looks forward to taking a part in this emerging new wave of online journalism. As she learned in school, the field is an ever-changing one, and we must be ahead of the curve to succeed.
In her free time, Caitlin enjoys reading, cooking/baking, following the Oscars race (she makes it a point to see every best picture nominee each year), and rooting for her lifelong loves and No. 1 heartbreakers, the Boston Red Sox.
Takes oath of office today with wife and family by his side.

A man found sleeping in his car outside of BJ's on Black Rock Turnpike was later determined to have allegedly driven under the influence.
An Easton man was arrested Wednesday in connection to a car accident that occurred in November.
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The woman was terminated after her employer noticed the prescriptions, police said.
The state Attorney General and Consumer Counsel offer some tips on shopping for electricity in Connecticut -- lower rates took effect Jan. 1.
Officials are concerned about firefighters being promoted -- changing their final salaries -- just before retirement, and what those promotions are costing the town.
En Hui Dong, 36, was arrested on Wednesday.
The woman was terminated after her employer noticed the prescriptions, police said.
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Additional costs incurred during Hurricane Sandy for salary, overtime, and equipment use total -- to date -- $3.2 million for the town and $250,000 for the school district.
The leadership behind the group Fairfield for Good Government invites the public to attend its Jan. 10 meeting. Superintendent of Schools Dr. David Title will be speaking.
The complainant noticed the grills were missing on Monday.
The incident occurred in the early hours of Tuesday morning, police said.
The incident occurred Tuesday at the Chase Bank on Grasmere Avenue. Police are investigating.
Danny Ferreira, 31, was charged Tuesday with evading responsibility and following too close, police said.
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Fairfield Rubbish Haulers will begin to collect Christmas trees this week. Not a Rubbish Hauler customer? You can drop your tree off at Green Cycle on One Rod Highway.
The fire was reported just after 9:30 p.m. on Tuesday.