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Andrew Yang Announces He's Running for NYC Mayor
The 2020 presidential hopeful said Wednesday he is running for mayor of New York. “I am running for mayor because I see a crisis – and I believe I can help,” said Andrew Yang.
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East Haven Mayor Tests Positive for COVID-19
East Haven Mayor Joseph Carfora announced on Saturday that he tested positive for COVID-19. In a statement on Facebook, Carfora said he found out he tested positive for the virus late Thursday. He said that he initially felt mild allergy-like symptoms, which prompted him to get tested. Since then, the symptoms progressed to flu-like symptoms, Carfora said. The East Shore…
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COVID-19 Immunity: How Long Do Antibodies Last?
COVID-19 patients develop a certain level of immunity after battling the virus, but new studies find it may not last long.
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Houston Mayor Gives Briefing on Beta: ‘We Have to Be Patient and Exercise Basic Common Sense'
Houston Mayor Sylvester Turner briefed the public on Tuesday after Tropical Storm Beta made landfall and brought torrential rain to Houston and the surrounding region.
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‘Disturbing' Video Shows Taser Arrest of Milwaukee Bucks Player Sterling Brown
The Milwaukee Police Department’s chief apologized Wednesday as footage showing the tasing and arrest arrest of Bucks guard Sterling Brown.
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Success Story: Teddy the Barbershop Dog
In South Windsor there’s a celebrity who spends his days at a Paulie’s Professional Barber Shop. Just below the front door bell of the barber shop, there is a doggy in the window — he’s a star named Teddy.
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He Was Purrfect: Honorary Cat Mayor in Alaska Town Dies
Stubbs, the honorary feline mayor of the Alaska town of Talkeetna, has died at the age of 20. The animal’s owners announced the cat’s death late Saturday in a statement.
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3 Dead, Suspect Killed in Gilroy Garlic Festival Shooting
Three people were killed, including a 6-year-old boy, and 12 others were wounded Sunday after a gunman cut through a fence to avoid security and opened fire at the Gilroy Garlic Festival in Gilroy, California. A suspect was shot and killed by police.
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New Haven Mayor Justin Elicker Takes Office
The City of New Haven will have a new mayor for the first time in six years when Justin Elicker is sworn in in a few weeks.
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New Haven Mayor Justin Elicker Takes Office
The City of New Haven has a new mayor today. Justin Elicker was sworn in Wednesday afternoon.
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Connecticut Airport Authority Discusses Replacing PFAS Foam
The Connecticut Airport Authority is now working with state building officials to determine if firefighting foam systems using PFAS in certain airport hangars can be replaced with water.
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Canton School Concerned About Potential PFAS Contamination
Tests are underway to see if the water supply at a primary school in Canton was contaminated with a potentially dangerous firefighting foam.
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DEEP Suggests Testing Some Wells for PFAS
For the first time since the firefighting foam spill in June, the Department of Energy and Environmental Protection is making it clear that it disagrees with a draft report from Signature Flight’s consultant that no drinking water wells should be tested for PFAS.
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Concerns Persist Over PFAS in Farmington River
The Department of Energy and Environmental Protection has spent $600,000 on the environmental cleanup following the B-17 crash.
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New Haven Mayor-Elect Justin Elicker Discusses Transition, Hopes for Future
The City of New Haven will have a new mayor for the first time in six years when Justin Elicker is sworn in in a few weeks.
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New Haven Mayor-Elect Discusses His Transition, Hopes
The City of New Haven will have a new mayor for the first time in six years when Justin Elicker is sworn in in a few weeks. Elicker spoke with NBC Connecticut about his transition and what he hopes to accomplish as he prepares to lead.
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Supt. Eddie Johnson Fired Before Retirement, Mayor Lightfoot Announces, Citing ‘Intolerable' Actions
Chicago Mayor Lori Lightfoot abruptly fired the city’s top cop Monday, terminating Supt. Eddie Johnson over allegations he “intentionally misled” both her and the public. Lightfoot said Johnson “engaged in a series of actions intolerable for any leader in a position of trust,” citing evidence she had reviewed from an ongoing investigation by the inspector general into an incident in...
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Buttigieg Turns to Black Pastor to Discuss Racism, Poverty
As he labors to win over black voters whose support is vital to his Democratic presidential bid, Pete Buttigieg found a receptive host on Sunday in a civil rights activist who has sought to continue the Rev. Martin Luther King Jr.’s push for a racially diverse national campaign against poverty. After attending services at the Rev. William Barber’s Greenleaf Christian...
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Joe Sestak Drops Out of Democratic Presidential Campaign
Joe Sestak ended his long-shot campaign for the Democratic presidential nomination Sunday, telling supporters that he couldn’t raise money because he was unable to break through in the media. Sestak, a former U.S. representative from Pennsylvania who turns 68 next week, qualified for none of the Democratic debates and failed to register even 1 percent in most opinion polls, NBC...
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Family, Friends Remember Eversource Subcontractor Killed by Downed Tree in Middletown
Sunday’s storm turned deadly after a tree fell on an Eversource contractor in Middletown, according to police.