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United States · United StatesWaterbury Police are investigating the circumstances surrounding a deceased body removed from the pond at Fulton Park. Police confirmed that the victim has been identified as a man. There don't seem to be any suspicious conditions involving the incident at this time. The incident is still under investigation.See the Story
Waterbury Police investigating body pulled from Fulton Park pond
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Ned Lamont · United StatesFlags will be lowered to half-staff from sunrise to sunset on the day of Lieberman's funeral. Lieberman died in New York City on Wednesday due to complications from a fall. His funeral is set for Friday, March 29, at Congregation Agudath Sholom in Stamford.See the Story
Gov. Ned Lamont orders flags to fly half-staff in honor of Joseph Lieberman
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United States · United StatesA front will slowly cross Connecticut today & tonight with rain. A general 1-2.5" of rain is expected this time. Not as much as this past Saturday's storm but we certainly don't need any more! Some localized flooding will probably be an issue for some the next couple of days. We dry out tomorrow with partly to mostly sunny skies along with windy conditions. Saturday looks decent but clouds will increase late. A fast-moving system passes by late …See the Story
Soggy today & clearing tomorrow
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United States · United StatesPolice are investigating after a man died in an apparent hit-and-run in North Branford. Police said the man was pronounced dead on the scene. Foxon Road will be closed between the East Haven Town line and Totoket Road. It is unknown at this time when the road will reopen.See the Story
Man dies after apparent hit-and-run in North Branford
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United States · United StatesState troopers said the man who died had a knife and lunged at a Prince George's County police officer before the Metropolitan Police Department officer shot the man. All northbound lanes on U.S. Route 301 between Queen Anne Road and Trade Zone Avenue were closed for the investigation.See the Story
Off-duty Willimantic police officer charged with DUI after crash
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NASA · United StatesA group of Connecticut students with sickle cell disease are about to embark on a special trip that could pave the way to incredible careers in the future. At Goddard, they will get the chance to peer deep into space through giant telescopes and take part in a panel discussion. The trip was organized by the Sickle Cell Association of America.See the Story
Connecticut students with sickle cell disease embark on visit to NASA’s Goddard Space Center
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United Nations · United StatesANSONIA, Conn. (WTNH) - Speaking at the United Nations in New York City is typically reserved for world leaders and various dignitaries, but a group of students from Connecticut will change that on Thursday after they visit the headquarters. Ansonia High School is one of five schools sending students from the area to the Big Apple. The school was announced as a winner of the "50 States, 50 Grants, 5,000 Voices" initiative sponsored by the Los An…See the Story
Connecticut students to visit UN headquarters in NYC after winning 10K grant
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Mental Health · DanvilleWATERBURY, Conn. (WTNH) - Mental health is a growing concern in our schools as they are still trying to adjust to setbacks from the pandemic. Now local leaders want to expand access to mental health services by getting more mental health professionals in schools.
State leaders advocate for mental health equity Some of the top issues reported by students in a national college health assessment shows 30% were negatively affected by anxie…See the Story
‘Crisis’: More mental health experts needed in schools, experts say
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