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Elementary school children learned a lot about fish habitats and their protection. When it was time, they released them into a river wishing them long lives and plenty of good eats.
Up to 100 percent of dogs exposed, if they have not been vaccinated, can come down with symptoms. Some, without proper treatment, can get pneumonia and possibly die.
Not willing to sit by and watch, a North Haven teen ran a bake and lemonade sale to raise money for the victims of the recent tornado disaster in Oklahoma.
A new federal report shows the state's Gross Domestic Product declined from 2011 to 2012.
You can add your congratulations to these students from East Haven by commenting at the end of the article.
Patch gives you a quick glance at happenings this week in East Haven. Add your own to our Events Calendar!
Amanda Genovese, a sophomore at Brandeis University, was named first-team All-American in softball, only the second person to achieve the honor in the school's softball history.
You can send your own "Way to Go" and "Congrats" to these students by posting a comment at the end of this article.
Send your congratulations to the staff and students of the EH Family Resource Center School for their winning message on the subject of adopting shelter pets.
Josh Urbano will oversee the dining services for a not-for-profit healthcare organization based out of New Canaan, Connecticut.
Come to the high school June 14 to see original film and video produced by students -- and it's FREE!
A Montowese Elementary School student was among 93 state-wide winners of the 2013 CHET Dream Big! Competition.
