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Dog injured in New York plane crash that killed pilot being treated in Connecticut
One of the two dogs that survived a plane crash in New York that killed the pilot who was transporting rescued dogs as well as another dog is being treated in Connecticut. Whiskey, a 4-month-old Labrador mix, is being treated at Pieper Memorial Emergency & Specialty Hospital in Middletown. He underwent surgery on Wednesday and the veterinary hospital says his…
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13-year-old missing from Middletown found safe: police
A 13-year-old missing for several hours in Middletown Monday has been found safe, according to police. The teen was last seen by students at an after-school program near Beman Middle School between 3 p.m. and 3:30 p.m. He was found safe just before 7:30 p.m., police said.
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Middle and high schoolers in Middletown will have to lock up phones soon
Starting next month, middle and high school students in Middletown will need to lock up their phones during the school day. The school district said after the Thanksgiving break, students will need to put their phones in magnetic pouches when they walk into school. They can’t be unlocked until the end of the day. A spokesperson said the new...
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Multiple towns across the state honored Veterans with ceremonies
Towns such as New Haven, Manchester, New Britain and Middletown honored Veterans today.
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Over 13,000 American flags placed at State Veterans Cemetery in Middletown
Veterans Day is almost here – when we honor the brave men and women who served our country.
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Over 13,000 American flags placed at State Veterans Cemetery in Middletown
Veterans Day is almost here – when we honor the brave men and women who served our country. And every year, a group from Middletown brings the community together to remember the veterans who are no longer with us. On Saturday, dozens of people honored those who fought for our country by placing more than 13,000 American flags around the…
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Police investigating after finding abandoned dog in bad shape in Middletown park
Police are investigating after a “terrified” dog was abandoned in a Middletown park and they said he was in such bad shape that a team needed to shave him because he could barely move his legs. Police said the dog was found on Halloween in McCutcheon Park at Crystal Lake and it appeared he had been kept in a confined…
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Community forum in Middletown focuses on combating and reporting hate crimes
Uniting to fight against hate. The Middlesex NAACP, along with other community groups, held a forum Wednesday with law enforcement to discuss ways to combat hate crimes.
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Community forum in Middletown focuses on combating and reporting hate crimes
Uniting to fight against hate. The Middlesex NAACP, along with other community groups, held a forum Wednesday with law enforcement to discuss ways to combat hate crimes. “East Haddam is not alone. There are cities and towns all over this state that have the same problems,” Anita Ford Saunders, president of the Middlesex NAACP, said. Problems she says have come…
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Middletown Community Thanksgiving Project is helping families in need
Thanksgiving is right around the corner. If you need some extra help putting food on the table, the Middlesex United Way is ready to lend a hand with its Middletown Community Thanksgiving Project.
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Injuries reported in crash that took down power lines in Middletown
Injuries are being reported after a crash that took down power lines on Middle Street in Middletown Friday night. The Westfield Fire Department said they were called to the scene of a car rollover at the 200 block of Middle Street. The road was closed in both directions Friday night. The extent of injuries is unknown at this time. Drivers…
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Middletown residents asked to avoid Westfield area due to Hawthorne Fire
Residents and commuters in the Westfield area of Middletown are being asked to avoid the area due to ongoing efforts to contain the Hawthorne Fire. The Middletown Police Department said people should avoid the Westfield area by the Berlin/Meriden town line so that emergency resources can respond if needed. Authorities said there is currently no threat to public safety....
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DESPP corrects traffic enforcement numbers, remains committed to safer roads
The Department of Emergency Services and Public protection self-corrected traffic stop data released October 9th in a press conference. The discrepancy was tens of thousands of traffic stops off when numbers so far this year were compared to total numbers last year. Roughly a 160% increase. The number reported was just over 26,000 traffic stops for 2023, and over 68,000…
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State holds solemn gathering for three, unclaimed cremated veterans
On Wednesday, the state held a military funeral for three U.S. Army veterans whose cremated remains were never claimed. The day began in Rocky Hill at the State Department of Veteran Affairs. A procession with police and three hearses, carrying each veteran’s remains, traveled to the State Veterans Cemetery in Middletown. “We never leave anyone behind, and it’s a...
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Connecticut held its 10th Military funeral for veterans who were never claimed
Three veterans whose cremated remains that were never claimed, funeral was held in their honor.
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CT LIVE!: Walk to End the Silence
The 10th annual walk is October 5th in Middletown.
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Runners honor and remember fallen officers at 5K in Middletown
Sunday marked the 14th annual Connecticut Law Enforcement Officers Memorial Run in Middletown.
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Runners honor and remember fallen officers at 5K in Middletown
Sunday marked the 14th annual Connecticut Law Enforcement Officers Memorial Run in Middletown. Every year, this 5K brings members of law enforcement together to support men and women in blue and remember those who made the ultimate sacrifice. “We love the team component of it, and we’re avid runners,” said Det. Douglas Pearse, of the New Haven Police Department....
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Middletown students hold private vigil for classmate, teacher killed in VT plane crash
“With them gone, I don’t know who’s going to fill that gap,” Middletown High School sophomore Angel Benitez said. On Tuesday inside Middletown’s Russell Library, Middletown High School students led a private vigil where students said they shared memories of classmate Delilah Van Ness and teacher Paul Pelletier. “I cannot believe it. You can make plans, but it’s not...
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Middletown students hold vigil to remember victims of Vermont plane crash
Middletown High School was closed Tuesday, but students gathered for a vigil to remember a classmate and teacher killed in a plane crash in Vermont on Sunday.