Day: November 29, 2024

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Lamont Chooses Alves

Connecticut Governor Ned Lamont has named Danbury Mayor Roberto Alves as the new Democratic State Central Committee chair. Alves, a Brazilian immigrant who became a U.S. citizen in 2017, will succeed Nancy DiNardo when her term ends in January. Lamont praised Alves’ business background and leadership of one of the nation’s most diverse cities. The […]

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New Bridge Open Now In New Milford

The Merryall Road bridge in New Milford is now open after a $4.3 million replacement project. The new structure replaces a bridge classified as one of the worst in Litchfield County. Construction began in May and features a longer, wider design for improved safety. Costs were shared between the state and town. Officials say the […]

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Former Governor To Lie In State At Capitol On Tuesday

Former Connecticut Governor M. Jodi Rell will lie in state Tuesday, December 3, at the State Capitol in Hartford. The public is invited to pay their respects from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. before her funeral service at Saint Joseph’s Cathedral. Governor Rell, who took office in 2004, was known for her open-door approach, hosting […]

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Smoke Shop Owners Suing State Officials

A group of Connecticut smoke shop owners is suing state officials over new laws redefining THC levels in hemp products. The lawsuit claims the changes conflict with federal laws that legalized hemp in 2018. The plaintiffs seek an injunction to align Connecticut’s laws with federal standards, arguing the state’s rules are unconstitutional and vague.

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Connecticut State Police Release Holiday Stats

Connecticut State Police report 11 DUI arrests and 164 crashes since the Thanksgiving holiday travel period began. As of Thursday morning, 12 crashes involved injuries, though none were serious. Troopers have also responded to nearly 2,000 service calls and issued 451 traffic stops. Increased patrols will continue through the weekend to ensure safety for those […]

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Great Trains Holiday Show Returns To Wilton Today

The Wilton Historical Society’s popular Great Trains Holiday Show returns today. Visitors of all ages can enjoy an enchanting display of model trains winding through festive miniature towns, complete with skaters, animals, and even Ebenezer Scrooge. The show now run Wednesdays through Saturdays, with special holiday hours, and admission is free for members. Non-members can […]

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