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State Gives $8M To Improve Railroads
The Hartford CourantFour railroads in the state are splitting $8 million from the state to improve their crossings, tracks, switches and rail beds, the state announced Friday. Officials said the funds — a pilot infusion from the state's new Rail Freight Infrastructure...Tags: Torrington, Executive Branch, Hartford (Hartford, Connecticut), Naugatuck, Railway Transportation
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Shore Line East Adding Weekend Service
The Hartford CourantHARTFORD – Just in time for summer and the crush of tourists heading to the Southeastern Connecticut shoreline, the state is launching new weekend rail service to Old Saybrook and New London. "This is great news for Connecticut," said Gov. Dannel...Tags: Transportation, Tourism and Leisure, Long Island Sound, Dannel P. Malloy , Old Saybrook
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Laser Equipment Fire At Old Saybrook Factory Sends 4 To Hospital
The Hartford CourantAn equipment fire at a factory sent four employees to the hospital, according to officials. The Department of Energy and Environmental Protection was called in because of the possibility that toxic gas had been released during the fire, fire officials...Tags: Essex (Middlesex, Connecticut), Old Saybrook, Hospitals and Clinics
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Can Coast Guard Museum Raise $100,000 In 100 Days?
The planned National Coast Guard Museum, which will be built in New London, is opening a “First 100” fundraising campaign on Saturday, June 1, in hopes of raising $100,000 in 100 days. Minimum donation in the “First 100” phase of...
Tags: Museums, Dwayne Johnson, Arts and Culture
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People Are Freaking Out About 'Running Bamboo'
It's been called by one bitter antagonist possibly "the worst alien invader the USA has ever encountered. The invasions are widespread and the damage reports are coming in from all our states." A Westport victim warns that it "spread like wildfire......
Tags: Southbury, Lyme, Kevin Sullivan, Invasive Species, New Milford
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Town Council Approves Purchase Of Land Adjacent To Glastonbury High School
The Hartford CourantThe town council on Tuesday approved the purchase of a house adjacent to Glastonbury High School, calling it an opportunity to prepare for the future. The council voted 5-3 to purchase the house at 1056 New London Turnpike and a 0.57-acre adjacent lot...Tags: High School Sports, High Schools, Schools, Homes
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Our Picks: 6 Outdoor Events in Greater New Haven
The 27th Annual Bethany Horse Show: June 2, 8 a.m. Bethany Airport, Amity Rd. (Rte. 63), Bethany, (203) 272-0142, bethanyhorseshow.org. Celebrate Our Dixwell Pop-Up Festival: June 1, 12-6 p.m. 197 Dixwell Ave., New Haven. Civil War Naval Encampment:...
Tags: Orange (New Haven, Connecticut), Mystic, New Haven (New Haven, Connecticut), Mystic Seaport
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Author B.A. Shapiro Speaks at the Monte Cristo Bookshop in New London
Author B.A. Shapiro has traveled down many career paths before she became a full-time writer, including teaching sociology at Tufts University and creative writing at Northeastern University as an adjunct professor. She stops by the Monte Cristo...
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Nancy Stula Leaving Lyman Allyn For Benton Museum
Nancy Stula, executive director and curator of the Lyman Allyn Art Museum in New London, is leaving that position to become executive director of the William Benton Museum of Art on the campus of University of Connecticut in Storrs. She starts her new job...
Tags: Storrs, University of Hartford, Connecticut College, Hartford (Hartford, Connecticut), West Hartford
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READER SUBMITTED: Copper Beech Inn Re-Opens With Acclaimed International Chef Gaspar Stantic At Helm
EssexThe renowned and elegant Copper Beech Inn, located in the Connecticut River Valley in the Ivoryton section of Essex, recently celebrated its re-opening to begin a new chapter in its long tradition for superb and innovative cuisine and gracious...Tags: Donald Trump, Madison (New Haven, Connecticut), Germany, Personal Service, Elizabeth II
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New Book Tells Story Of Connecticut's Earliest Peoples
The Hartford CourantIn her grandly illustrated, thick, literate new book, Lucianne Lavin takes us way, way back to the arrival of human beings in Connecticut. She helps us stretch our concept of time. "Connecticut's Indigenous Peoples" is at once an intimate story about...Tags: Anthropology, Museums, Indigenous People, Quinnipiac River, Customs and Tradition
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Class MM track: Wethersfield boys, Hillhouse girls win
The Wethersfield boys track team won their first title since 2009 with a victory at the Class MM track championship Wednesday at Middletown High School. The Eagles did not win any individual events but scored 73 points to hold of second place Branford...Tags: Torrington, Entertainment Events, Track and Field, Wethersfield, New Fairfield
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