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This Classic Connecticut Drive-In Keeps Old-School Restaurant Traditions Alive With Burgers And Nostalgic Charm
Forget complicated menus for a moment. Sometimes all you really want is a good burger from a place that hasn’t forgotten what made drive-in restaurants so much fun. And honestly, I can understand the appeal. One classic Connecticut drive-in keeps old-fashioned burger traditions alive while offering a welcome dose...
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Darien Field Hockey Claims Another FCIAC Championship With 5-2 Win Over Ludlowe
The Darien High School field hockey team has done it again. With a 5-2 victory over Fairfield Ludlowe in the FCIAC championship, the Blue Wave added another title to their already impressive history of success. Coming into the championship, Darien was no stranger to Ludlowe. The two teams had previously...
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‘The Hub’ opens with fanfare
“Welcome to ‘the Hub’!” Mayor Dorinda Borer declared at the highly anticipated opening of the new West Haven Community Center on Oct. 22. Borer marked the opening of the center at 255 Meloy Road in grand style, complete with a ribbon-cutting ceremony, the news media, and an audience of more than 200 corporate sponsors, employees and residents.
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New Haven Independent
Derby Commission Pushes Back After DiGiovanni’s Ouster
DERBY – The members of the Sterling Opera House Commission voted Monday to indefinitely suspend meetings after the ouster of their former chairman, Gino DiGiovanni, Jr. “I believe that the best thing for this committee is to indefinitely suspend meetings from here on in. I believe that is in our right to do so,” said Brian Coppolo, the new chairman of the commission.
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Ansonia Aldermen Approve Speed Cameras
ANSONIA – Members of the Board of Aldermen unanimously approved a proposal from police to install speed cameras at two locations on Pershing Drive and Ford Street. At a meeting following a public hearing Nov. 10, members of the board approved a plan from the police department which now goes to a state board for review. Ansonia Police Chief Wayne Williams said the speed cameras could be installed by early spring.