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Milford Connector project begins in Connecticut, impacting traffic
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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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9 Humble Connecticut Chowder Spots So Good They’re Worth A Road Trip From Anywhere In New England
A bowl of chowder doesn’t sound like a particularly dramatic reason to plan a road trip. But when someone starts describing a rich, comforting bowl loaded with seafood, the idea suddenly becomes much more convincing. And now I’m hungry. Some unassuming Connecticut chowder spots serve comforting seafood favorites...
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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.
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‘People who make history are often our own neighbors’
MONROE, Conn. — Edward Soderberg, of Easton, found himself in the middle of the Cuban Missile Crisis in 1962, but the young aviator wasn’t aware of the dangerous 13-day-standoff between the U.S. and the Soviet Union at the time of his mission: flying his de Havilland L-20 Beaver in an elliptical pattern, while staying close to Miami. Soderberg had asked the reason for his mission, but his superior told him it was on a “need to know basis” and he didn’t need to know.
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Wilton Settles Two-Year Dog Attack Case; Rescue Must Pay Town $21,000, Keep Dogs Out of Connecticut
A court-approved settlement resolves litigation over two dogs ordered to be euthanized following attacks in Wilton. SNARR Northeast assumes ownership and responsibility for the dogs, which must leave Connecticut and never return. The rescue must pay Wilton $21,000 following a case that generated substantial legal and animal care expenses. Why...