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Hartford Line gets $6M in federal funding for railroad crossing improvements
HARTFORD, Conn. (WTNH) — The Connecticut Department of Transportation (CTDOT) on Friday announced it’s getting $6.16 million to improve safety at railroad crossings along the Hartford Line. The funds are coming from the Federal Railroad Administration’s Railroad Crossing Elimination Program. The state is also matching the funds with $1.54 million. The money will go towards […]
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Monroe’s public schools honor local heroes on Veterans Day
MONROE, Conn. — Local veterans shared stories of their service with students at Masuk High and Jockey Hollow Middle schools in recognition of Veterans Day, and military members of children’s families attended assemblies at Monroe, Fawn Hollow and Stepney elementary schools, where students showed their appreciation with readings and patriotic songs.
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This Connecticut Holiday Artisan Fair Is Packed With Hundreds Of Locally Handmade Gifts
The trouble with handmade holiday fairs is that you can spend twenty minutes admiring something before remembering you haven’t bought a single Christmas present yet. And then you spot another table. Hundreds of handmade creations fill this Connecticut artisan fair, giving holiday shoppers an alternative to predictable department store...
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Masuk boys soccer coaches reflect on season following state tourney exit
MONROE, Conn. — Following a Class L State Tournament first-round 3-2 (double overtime, penalty kicks) win over No. 24 Rockville on Nov. 6, the No. 9 Masuk High boys soccer team saw its season end in a 2-0 setback at No. 8 Wilton on Monday, Nov. 9. Masuk’s coaches...
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Two Steady Steps presentations to be held at Monroe EMS headquarters
MONROE, Conn. — The Monroe Volunteer Emergency Medical Service will host a talk on fall prevention for the Steady Steps program at its headquarters at 54 Jockey Hollow Road on Nov. 17. There will be two sessions, one at 11 a.m. and the other, which will be for caregivers, at 7 p.m.