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Firefighters Demoted for Drug Use After Death Investigation
One New Britain fire official has been fired and seven other firefighters have been disciplined following an investigation into drug use at firehouses around the Connecticut city, the mayor said. The investigation began after the apparent drug-related death of a 36-year-old off-duty firefighter in his home in January. The results of toxicology tests are pending, but evidence obtained during the…
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Young Musicians From New Britain Make a Difference in the Lives of Shelter Pets
It was a great day to get outside and enjoy some music – just ask the dogs at Connecticut Humane Society. A group of fourth and fifth grade violin students at Jefferson Elementary School in New Britain got to perform for the pets at the shelter Friday. It’s part of the school’s “Paws with a Cause” program, which is...
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Mother's Day Provides Boost to Businesses
Families are finding special ways to honor those important women in their lives. And following years of COVID, more people are going out and that means a big boost for businesses. “Family. Togetherness. That’s it,” said Deborah Malta, of Waterbury. “We did this a couple of years ago and it was phenomenal. And then we’ve had the pandemic. So...
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Race in the Park Raises Money for Breast Cancer Research
After a two-year hiatus due to COVID-19, Race in the Park was back in person in New Britain on Saturday.
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Race in the Park in New Britain Raises Money for Breast Cancer Research
After a two-year hiatus due to COVID-19, Race in the Park was back in person in New Britain on Saturday. Thousands of people packed the streets at Walnut Hill Park. It was clear it wasn’t just a race, but it’s also a mission. It’s all about bringing people together to raise money to advance breast cancer research and education...
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Race in the Park in New Britain Raises Money for Breast Cancer Research
After a two-year hiatus due to COVID-19, Race in the Park is back in person in New Britain on Saturday.
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Students Honor Conn. Men Killed in Battle of Iwo Jima
It was a moving morning at Iwo Jima Memorial Park in New Britain as students participated in not only beautifying the space, but also helping to remember those who lost their lives. Ranging in age from freshmen to seniors, 35 Vinal Technical High School students from Middletown helped put up 100 flags. The flags were in honor of the 100…
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Students Honor CT Men Killed in Battle of Iwo Jima
Students honored the 100 Connecticut men who died in the Battle of Iwo Jima by beautifying Iwo Jima Memorial Park and remembering those who lost their lives.
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Dozens Line Up for Easter Kielbasa in New Britain
Getting in line at Martin Rosol’s Meats in New Britain to buy Easter kielbasa has become a tradition for many.
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Dozens Line Up for Easter Kielbasa in New Britain
It’s like clockwork, a tradition for many that dates back decades. Getting in line at Martin Rosol’s Meats in New Britain to buy Easter kielbasa has become a tradition for many. “We do it every year. Every Good Friday you’ll see us here,” said Mike Domijan, from Berlin. “It’s the best kielbasa ever,” said MaryLou Drewry, from East Hampton....
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Leaders Call for Removal of Ghost Guns in Connecticut
There’s a growing concern about so-called ghost guns – some were just discovered in New Britain.
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Over 100 Illegal Guns Seized From New Britain Home
After a ten-month long investigation, a 39-year-old New Britain man has been arrested. Officials celebrated a large victory, putting the illegal weapons on display.
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Over 100 Weapons, 3D Printer Seized in New Britain: State Police
State police have arrested a New Britain man and seized over 100 weapons after a months-long investigation. The Connecticut State Police Firearms Trafficking Task Force started investigating 39-year-old Steven Gerent-Mastrianni, of New Britain, because authorities said he was believed to be manufacturing and selling illegal guns of various types. Gerent-Mastrianni was arrested Tuesday after a 10 month-long investigation. He faces…
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New Autism Inpatient Unit for Youth Opens at Hospital for Special Care
The unit has eight new beds and kids with behavioral issues due to autism can receive medical care and psychological treatment.
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New Autism Inpatient Unit for Youth Opens at Hospital for Special Care
It is Autism Awareness Month and now, there are eight new beds ready for kids and young adults who need medical care. The brand new unit at Hospital For Special Care in New Britain is an expansion of the state’s only inpatient resource for youth diagnosed with autism. HFSC said they are working to meet a growing need as...
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Route 72 in New Britain Reopened After Car Crash
Connecticut State Police responded to a car rollover on Route 72 in New Britain and the highway has since reopened. The Department of Transportation said the eastbound side of the highway was partially closed between exits 7 and 8. The crash was reported at approximately 5:30 p.m. and the road was closed for about an hour. It’s unknown if there…
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Girl Scout Cookies Make Their Way into CT
Despite supply chain issues, Girl Scout cookies made their way into the state. A line of cars waited to receive their favorite treat.
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Girl Scout Cookies Make Their Way into CT After Supply Chain Issues
It’s a big moment in the Girl Scout world. If you’ve been waiting for those famous cookies here in Connecticut, today is your day. A long line of cars consisting of girls scouts and parents pulled into New Britain to receive their Thin Mints, Lemon-Ups, and a host of other cookies to start their selling season. “We call it...
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Development Project to Bring Hundreds of Jobs to New Britain
An energy and innovation park development project is expected to bring as many as 2,000 jobs to New Britain over the next several years.
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Connecticut Takes Advantage of Warm Temperatures
The warm temperatures drove flocks of people outside to enjoy some of the warmer weather. After months of staying inside, golfers made sure to get back out in New Britain at the Stanley Golf Course. One of the people who took advantage of the sunshine is Alan Graff, who picked up his clubs 15 years ago and has never looked…