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Most teens — and girls especially — see college as key to jobs and life skills, AP-NORC poll says

68% Center coverage: 78 sources

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ICE deportation flights escalate at Boeing Field, drawing scrutiny and outcry

74% Center coverage: 19 sources

A new report reveals a sharp rise in ICE deportation flights using private charters, raising concerns over transparency and accountability.Migrant Workers · United States See the Story

QB Diego Pavia back for Vanderbilt amid battle with NCAA that could reshape eligibility rules

53% Center coverage: 15 sources

Vanderbilt quarterback Diego Pavia has potentially reshaped college sports through a groundbreaking legal battle. Last November, he sued the NCAA, arguing his junior college years shouldn’t count against his eligibility.NCAA · Nashville See the Story

Dog dies in early morning New Haven house fire, official said

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A dog died in an early morning house fire in New Haven Saturday, according to a fire official.Dogs · New Haven Read Article

Proposal to move methadone clinic to former Gateway Community College draws ire of some New Haven residents

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The former Gateway site is across Long Wharf Drive from Jordan's Furniture.New Haven, Connecticut · New Haven Read Article

CT Man Ran From Police During Suspicious Person Call. He Was Convicted of Illegally Possessing Gun

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A Connecticut man with a criminal history has been found guilty of illegally possessing of a firearm after he allegedly dropped a gun while fleeing from police during a 2022 investigation into a suspicious person in New Haven. A New Haven Superior Court jury on Monday, found 33-year-old Stanley Rudolph of New Haven, guilty of carrying a pistol without a permit and interfering with an officer, according to a statement from the Connecticut Divisio…Gun Laws · New Haven See the Story

Ex-U.S. military translator from Afghanistan arrested by ICE in CT. Attorney calls it ‘nonsensical.’

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The 35-year-old husband and father of five was taken into custody by ICE agents outside a routine green card appointment in East Hartford.Immigration and Customs Enforcement · East Hartford See the Story

Hamden swears in new fire chief, making her the first woman and person of color in the role

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Shelly Carter was sworn in as Hamden's new fire chief, replacing Jeffrey Naples who retired earlier this year.New Haven, Connecticut · New Haven Read Article

'Eyes everywhere:' Cameras Included in West Haven's $3.2M Public Safety Upgrades

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WEST HAVEN, Conn. (WTNH) — West Haven is in the middle of a $3.2 million upgrade to its public safety agencies. City officials showed off some of the new technology at police headquarters Friday morning. A lot of the spending is on cameras. So, as you look out on the beaches of West Haven this summer, there’s a good chance cameras are looking at you. West Haven turning to salons to raise awareness about domestic violence “We have eyes ever…United States · United States See the Story

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