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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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This Free Connecticut Christmas Light Display Fills A Park With Over 350,000 Twinkling Lights
Over 350,000 Christmas lights, and you don’t have to pay a penny to enjoy them? That’s the kind of holiday outing that immediately gets my attention. Just think about how much work goes into creating something that bright. One Connecticut park transforms into a glowing holiday attraction with...
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New Haven Independent
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.
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Design Workshop Scheduled For Kinneytown Dam Removal
ANSONIA — What will the Kinneytown and Coe Pond areas look like after the dams are removed?. The Kinneytown Dam Removal Project on the Naugatuck River is entering its next phase with a community design charrette on Wednesday, November 18, in Ansonia, Connecticut. The workshop—the first since the restoration initiative began in 2019—will give community members a chance to share their ideas and help shape the future of the Kinneytown and Coe Pond areas in Ansonia and Seymour.
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FDA warns of rare vision loss risk linked to GLP-1 weight loss drugs
The FDA is requiring new warning labels for GLP-1 medications after a potential link to a rare eye condition that can cause permanent vision loss. A Hartford HealthCare specialist explains what patients should know.