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Gampel family sues Connecticut, UConn following renaming of pavilion

HARTFORD, Conn. (WTNH) — The Gampel family is suing the state of Connecticut and the University of Connecticut, along with its Board of Trustees, claiming that it violated an existing agreement by renaming the Gampel Pavilion, according to a civil complaint filed Wednesday. The lawsuit, filed by the daughters of the late Harry A. Gampel, […]

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The 8 Connecticut Holiday Markets Where The Same Families Have Sold Crafts For Years

Holiday shopping gets a little more interesting when you realize the person selling handmade decorations might have been setting up the same stall for decades. That’s a lot of Christmas seasons spent perfecting a craft. Some Connecticut holiday markets have operated for decades, bringing generations of artisans and shoppers...

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New Book Details Photography Of The Lower Valley

THE VALLEY — Derby, native Dr. Joseph M. DiRienzo, in collaboration with the Derby Historical Society, recently published his fifth book detailing the colorful history of Derby and the other towns of the Lower Naugatuck Valley Region. This latest collaborative endeavor focuses on the history of photography in the...

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Eyewitness News Extra: Childhood Crisis Intervention Center in New Haven (Part 2)

Brian talks to Dr. Pamela Hoffman and Dr. Yann Poncin from Yale New Haven Children's Hospital about the new Childhood Crisis Intervention Center.

New Haven, CT · 1d
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Vermont elementary school threat suspect taken into custody

A Connecticut man is facing charges for making alleged terroristic threats against Vermont schools earlier this week.

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Chairman of UConn Board of Trustees resigns

STORRS, Conn. (WTNH) — The chairman of UConn’s Board of Trustees has resigned on the heels of several weeks of drama surrounding the future of the school’s president, Dr. Radenka Maric. A spokeswoman for Gov. Ned Lamont confirmed the resignation of Daniel Toscano, the board’s chair since 2019. The governor himself wished Toscano well but […]

Storrs, CT · 2d

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Connecticut reentry welcome centers seeking $1.5M in funds to help incarcerated individuals get back on their feet

HARTFORD, Conn. (WTNH) — Investing in reentry welcome centers was the topic on the minds of Connecticut leaders and community partners Thursday at a legislative breakfast in Hartford. “To be able to have family reengagement, to be able to have stability, to be able to have employment, that’s what...

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Dogs Riding in an Open Truck Bed Is Restricted by Law in These 6 States

California, Connecticut, Maine, Massachusetts, New Hampshire and Rhode Island regulate dogs in pickup beds. Here is what each state's statute requires.

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Rainy Days Disappear Inside These 5 Connecticut Children’s Museums

One museum on this list recreates the Great Green Room from Goodnight Moon. Yes, the bedtime book room, with its quiet old lady and bowl full of mush, is something kids can actually stand inside. Another spot has a weather exhibit called Wacky Weather Wonders. I love the idea of...

Connecticut · 1d

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Connecticut Snipe Season Runs Into January 2027, but Sundays Stay Closed

Explore amazing animal stories – visit Animal of Things Now and follow us! Snipe hunting season in Connecticut 2026-27 is a real, legal season, and it is one of the longest migratory bird seasons in the state. Wilson’s snipe is a genuine shorebird, and Connecticut opens it in two segments that together stretch from September into January. You will need a Connecticut hunting license, the state’s Migratory Bird … This article, Connecticut Snipe Season Runs Into January 2027, but Sundays Stay Closed , appeared first on Animal of Things . Discover more animal wonders – VISIT Animal of Things NOW AND FOLLOW US FOR FRESH UPDATES! Related Posts: • Got a Texas Hunting License? Sandhill Cranes Still Need a Separate Federal Permit • Indiana Duck Season Opens October 24 in the North Zone but Waits Until November 7 in the South Zone • Oklahoma Has No Crow Bag Limit, but WMA Closures and Shot Rules Still Apply Across Both 2026-27 Seasons

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Hartford HealthCare’s Annual Medical Mission Provides Free Care to More Than 3,600 People Across Connecticut

Hartford HealthCare's fourth annual system-wide Medical Mission was an extraordinary day of service, compassion and community impact, providing free care and support to 3,632 people across Connecticut. Adapted from a program launched at St. Vincent's Medical Center in 2015, before joining Hartford HealthCare, Medical Mission creates a welcoming environment where...

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Hartford HealthCare Emergency Department Nurse Earns Prestigious International Honor, Becoming First in Connecticut Recognized to Receive Nursing's Highest Distinction

(MANCHESTER, CT) – Margaret "Marge" Letitia, BSN, RN, EMT-P, CEN, a Manchester Memorial Hospital Emergency Department nurse, became the first in Connecticut to be named a fellow at the Academy of Emergency Nursing. This distinctive honor is reserved for fewer than 1% of the Emergency Nurses Association (ENA) members worldwide.

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Household Hazardous Waste And Paint Collection

ANSONIA — Do you have paints, cleaners, and other chemicals in your home that you need to dispose of? The Naugatuck Valley Council of Governments (NVCOG) and participating municipalities will sponsor a Household Hazardous Waste (HHW) and Paint Collection event on Saturday, Nov. 14, 2026. The new collection event...

Ansonia, CT · 2d

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Connecticut communities prepare for winter after last season’s salt shortages

HARTFORD, Conn. (WFSB) - Connecticut communities are preparing for winter weather and the costs that come with it, after last year’s salt shortages forced some towns to pay more for emergency supplies. Hartford already has 6 million pounds of road salt stored and ready for the season, Mayor Arunan...

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CT seeks federal approval to expand free health coverage for low-income residents

Connecticut lawmakers have approved allowing out of network-coverage for patients on a state program that provides no-cost health insurance to low-income residents. The Appropriations, Human Services and Insurance and Real Estate committees voted on the proposal after a joint meeting on Tuesday. The Covered Connecticut program was established in 2021...

Connecticut · 3d

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Gov. Lamont addresses Connecticut business leaders for first time since reelection

HARTFORD, Conn. (WTNH) — Connecticut Gov. Ned Lamont (D) addressed the annual gathering of the Connecticut Business and Industry Association (CBIA) on Thursday. The speech was his first major address to the state’s business community following the governor’s election to a third term. The governor was clearly out of “campaign mode” and back to doing […]

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Plan Your December Now, Because These 9 Connecticut Christmas Light Displays Turn Ordinary Drives Into Glowing Winter Wonderlands

December has a sneaky way of filling up before you’ve even decided what you want to do. One minute you’re making holiday plans, and the next you’re wondering how Christmas got so close. And the best evening outings can be easy to overlook. Across Connecticut, Christmas light...

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As Vote Nears, Alders Divided Over Short-Term Rental Rules

A proposal to ban most Airbnb-style short-term rentals in New Haven is in limbo as the Board of Alders weighs several possible amendments changing the scope of the ordinance. A final vote on the proposed ordinance is currently scheduled for Monday night, although facing a rare magnitude of dissent, aldermanic leadership may decide to delay the matter.

New Haven, CT · 1d

Connecticut Mirror

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Lamont set aside proposed cuts to disability services. Advocates concerned he’ll reconsider

Disability rights advocates called on the Lamont administration to ensure funding for programs serving people with disabilities.

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Connecticut Mirror

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Some CT towns are hit harder by federal health policy changes

The impacts of Medicaid work requirements will hit cities hardest, while western CT will feel the effects of the expiration of ACA subsidies.

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