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Friends and family gather at Sherwood Island State Park to remember Connecticut's 9/11 victims
WESTPORT, Conn. — At Sherwood Island State Park in Westport, the names of all 161 Connecticut residents who lost their lives in the Sept. 11, 2001 terrorist attacks are engraved. An annual ceremony was held at the state park on Thursday to remember the lives that were lost and...
Almost a Decade Late, Verizon FIOS Will Be Coming to Connecticut
We're you an AT&T U-Verse subscriber in the early 2010's? Were you angry when Frontier Communications bought them out in 2015? Hold tight, a $20 billion dollar deal that was just announced will rid Connecticut of Frontier in the near future. According to every major news outlet, including msn.com, Verizon...
Local NJ councilwoman resigns, charged with stealing from charity
🚨 Hillsdale Councilwoman accused of stealing money from charity. 🚨 Abby Lundy has resigned and will not seek re-election. A Republican councilwoman from Hillsdale has abruptly resigned and will not seek re-election after her arrest on embezzlement charges in Connecticut. Police in New Canaan began investigating Abby Lundy,...
Person Found Dead After House Fire Breaks Out In Quiet CT Neighborhood
One person was killed, and another escaped, along with a dog, during a fire at a single-family home in a quiet Connecticut neighborhood. New Update - Fatal Middlefield House Fire: Elementary School Student ID'd As VictimThe incident occurred in Middlesex County around 1 a.m., Friday, Sept. 6, on D…
Connecticut senator hoping 'Chimp Crazy' popularity will help pass primate legislation
CONNECTICUT, USA — A new series streaming on Max called "Chimp Crazy" follows the story of Tonia Haddix of Festus, Mo., who once owned a now shut-down chimp breeding facility. Part of the series documents an incident from Stamford on Feb. 16, 2009. Charla Nash was attacked by her...
How to discuss school shootings with your children
NEWTOWN, Conn. (WTNH) — The recent school shooting in Winder, Georgia may be on the minds of Connecticut parents, students and educators, as the Nutmeg State enters a new school year. The discussion about school shootings and lockdowns can be difficult for parents to have with their children, but there’s some advice for families. Dr. […]
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