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$3 million in federal funding granted to fix roads damaged in floods
HARTFORD, Conn. — Millions of dollars in federal funding are on the way to Connecticut to help repair roads damaged in the deadly Aug. 18 historic rain and flooding that impacted many Connecticut towns, including Oxford, Seymour and Southbury. The Connecticut Department of Transportation is being awarded $3 million...
Sen. Blumenthal demands investigation into deadly deli meat recall
WASHINGTON (WTNH) — Sen. Richard Blumenthal wants the inspector general of the U.S. Department of Agriculture to investigate what led to a deadly listeria outbreak linked to Boar’s Head meats. The outbreak caused a recall that led to Big Y and Stop & Shop stores in Connecticut to close their delis multiple times to clean […]
NHPS Recruitment, Retention Chief Resigns
New Haven Public Schools (NHPS) has yet another vacancy to fill: The administrator in charge of filling vacancies. That position is the public school district’s coordinator of recruitment and retention. Digg will be resigning from that role as of Sept. 16. She is next going to work for Teach...
Arrest Made In Stabbing Homicide
A dispute between a 26-year-old New Havener and his ex-girlfriend’s uncle led to a fatal afternoon stabbing on Orchard Street — and, two months later, to the fourth homicide arrest out of eight murders so far this year. That 26-year-old New Havener, Shamar Gibson, was stabbed and killed...
CBIA survey; rising cost of business and life concerns employers
Economic uncertainty was reported as a recurring theme among the 2,700 business executives surveyed by the Connecticut Business and Industry Association (CBIA) for its 2024 Survey of Connecticut Businesses. Those surveyed cited increasing cost of business, a lack of skilled job applicants, and a reduced ability to retain employees as tantamount concerns to be addressed […] The post CBIA survey; rising cost of business and life concerns employers appeared first on Connecticut Inside Investigator.
'Dawson's Creek' Actor, Yale Graduate Obi Ndefo Dies At 51
Actor Obi Ndefo died on Wednesday, Aug. 28 at the age of 51 after a long illness, his sister Nkem Ndefo announced in a social media post on Monday, Sept. 2. "Tragically, Obi’s heart gave out in his longstanding battle against the eating disorder orthorexia," Nkem Ndefo wrote in a post on X, adding, "As his family, we share this news to bring attention to orthorexia’s severity and in the hopes that those suffering from this devastating disease receive the compassionate care they deserve."
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