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Visitors to southeastern Connecticut celebrate unofficial last weekend of summer
Sep. 2—With her grandchildren just starting the new school year, June Long of New Jersey said she planned to make the most of her three-day visit to East Lyme on Labor Day weekend. Long and family were out in downtown Niantic early on Monday and by noon, as promised, she was handing over ice cream cones to two eager grandsons before a walk on the nearby boardwalk. "I'm just not sure how many ...
Connecticut State Police issue 412 speeding tickets during Labor Day weekend
NEW HAVEN, Conn. (WTNH) — Connecticut State Police wrote 412 speeding tickets, made 18 driving under the influence arrests and responded to 268 crashes over the Labor Day weekend, according to data released on Monday morning. The data was tracked through 11:59 p.m. Sunday. Additionally, troopers wrote nine seat belt violations and 259 tickets for […]
Critics: Latest DOJ antitrust lawsuit a 'diversion' from inflation
(The Center Square) – Housing and rental prices are among the top issues in this fall’s presidential campaign between Democrat Vice President Kamala Harris and former President Donald Trump. The Biden-Harris administration now alleges that landlords are coordinating with a software company to keep rents artificially high. In a civil antitrust lawsuit filed by the U.S. Department of Justice, federal officials claim that RealPage, a software company used by the apartment industry to gather data on rent prices and other information, uses an algorithm that...
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